Amazon Basics 6-in-1 USB-C 3.2 (10G) Hub, 1 USB-C 100W PD Input, 2 USB-A, 1 USB-C, HDMI 4K, Ethernet, Light Grey, 11.94 x 4.6 x 1.5cm

It works for the most part, the only issue I have is if you unplug and replug the charging cable while the port hub is already plugged into the device, it would not charge sometimes unless you unplug the hub and replug it back into the device, other than that all other ports worked for me (I used this on my nintendo switch and laptop). I mean it is one of the cheapest hubs for what it does so I'll give them that.

Does exactly as advertised. Works flawlessly while allowing multiple inputs reducing clutter around your device.

It works well

Great hub, I tried a few this was the only one that could handle the data throughput I needed.

Excellent unit.One thing to know, if you use it with a monitor that sends power and video through the USB-C port it will only pass power not video.

I'm the head IT person for my company and, as such, do a lot of IT related purchasing. We have tried a number of USB Docks over the years: some were good; others not so much. So in searching currently available docks, I ran across this one that Amazon kinda of co-branded.Overall ImpressionI was intrigued because it had a 10 Gbps network connection. That would allow me to make full use of my fiber connection. It also had a 4K HDMI port, good for my 4K monitors. And two high-speed USB connections. This is just enough of everything we typically need/use.I run on a MacBook Pro M3 rich in memory and disk space. When I tested it, I was running Sonoma 14.7 with Sequoia 15.0 having just come available. I never use first release of major OSes, preferring to wait until the .1 release comes along. This gives others time to find the bugs and the vendor to fix them.I plugged it into my Mac. macOS asked for permission to connect the device which I gave it. macOS was happy with the device. I plugged in my monitor's HDMI cable; it connected right up. I plugged in my network cable; it too came right up. I plugged in my Logitech antenna for the detached KB/mouse; that worked. So far, so good.I plugged in a thumb drive and ... nothing. Hmm: that's odd. Plugged it into my Mac directly; worked like a champ. Plugged it back into the dock ... nothing. Not sure of what to make of that other than 2 USB devices and only 1 of the 2 worked.Then I noticed that my 27" 4K LG monitor would randomly turn black, just for a second or two, then would come back on. Okay: that's weird. So I used it a bit and the monitor would turn black now and this in the middle of using it as my main/primary display. It was not like I was pushing out rapid changes such as one would do in a game. I was just using it for normal Outlook, Excel, business type activities.I took it out and plugged in another USB Dock (a Qgeem model that I had been using before) and everything worked perfectly. The monitor went back to being solidly on. My thumb drive showed up just like it should. My external KB/mouse worked like they always have.Pros:- 10G network connection- Decent assortment of ports- Reasonable price- Worked upon plugging in on my Mac (e.g. no drivers to load)Cons:- Flakey USB connections- Flakey monitor connectionRecommendation:I would avoid this particular dock, at least for now. Any USB Dock you get needs to be solid and dependable. This one is not. Amazon's vendor that makes it may come up with an improved model sometime in the future. That's then; this is now. There are plenty of USB Docks available. I would search for another brand.

Worked great right out of the box for Linux

Ingot this for my MAC, it’s works fine with my wireless keyboard and mouse, until the connector goes behind the MAC or if thee is something blocking it (water bottle, cup, etc.)