Argon Forty Argon POD LAN USB Hub Module for Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W | Wired Ethernet and 4-Port USB 2.0

A compact upgrade that boosts wired networking and USB capacity

Meet the Argon POD LAN USB Hub Module, a compact, plug-and-play upgrade designed to keep your Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W connected and ready for action. By adding a wired 10/100 Ethernet port, the module helps deliver stable network performance for home servers, NAS tasks, IoT sensors, and other network utilities that benefit from low latency and consistent connectivity.

What you get at a glance

• 1 full-size RJ45 LAN port for reliable wired networking, reducing dependence on Wi-Fi dropouts and jitter.
• 4 USB 2.0 ports (two front, two rear) to connect keyboards, external drives, cameras, mice, flash drives, and adapters without a separate hub.
• True plug-and-play support across popular OSes, with automatic detection by Raspberry Pi OS, Ubuntu, LibreELEC, RetroPie, and other Debian-based systems.
• No tools, no soldering—seamless integration with the Argon POD Case via a 12-pin connector for a clean, compact setup.

With a tidy profile and straightforward installation, this module is designed to stay out of the way while expanding your Pi Zero 2 W’s potential.

Modular harmony within the Argon POD ecosystem

• Snaps underneath the Argon POD Case for a tidy, stackable workstation; pairs with the HDMI-USB Hub module for expanded capabilities.
• Engineered for makers, developers, and Pi Zero projects, making it suitable for mini Linux servers, retro gaming rigs, media centers, classroom computers, and maker experiments.

Note that this listing is for the module only; the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and Argon POD Case are sold separately. The result is a compact, expandable setup that can adapt as your project evolves, offering a tangible boost in connectivity and peripheral support without complicating your build.

Real-world possibilities

Imagine a compact Linux server that stays consistently connected over wired Ethernet, a tiny retro gaming cabinet with ready USB access to controllers and storage, or a simple media center that routes playback from attached drives. The combination of wired networking and multiple USB ports opens up flexible, space-efficient configurations for a range of hobbies and prototypes.