USB C Hub HDMI Adapter for MacBook Pro/Air, MOKiN 7 IN 1 USB C Dongle Mac Adapter with HDMI, Type C Data Port,100W PD,SD/TF and 2 USB3.0 for Dell/Lenovo/Thinkpad

Great item if your device doesn’t have a sd card lot lifesaver of a purchase

I have been using this hub for quite some time now and it has been nothing but amazing, I have it connected to my Macbook Pro and a screen and also every other connector filled by the various devices I own, chargers the laptop and the quality is the best I have had for one of these hubs.Great Buy.

Very smart hub. Use it on an iPad Air m2. All the ports work. Possible to transfer files from one thumb drive to another, or to a sd card etc. Mine works fine without power input. It can even cope with a Sandisk Extreme drive plus a few other drives without plugging in the power. So why the dropped star? Ideally the USB ports would be wider spaced but that’s not worthy of dropping a star. The main thing for me is that the hub can’t see an sd card and an sd micro card at the same time. This makes it a bit more difficult to transfer from one sd card to another. You need to buy and plug in a USB to micro sd adapter in one of the USB ports on the hub and the sd card in one of the sd card ports on the hub. So not the perfect hub for me as I have to faff about with adapters. Otherwise great looking, fast, all the good stuff minus this one irritation. Ps. I have adapters that can read two sd cards at the same time. So it’s this hub, not an iOS issue.

Works really well with my MacBook

Ideal for all ur chargers in 1 but didn't realise I would have to buy a c point plugCable length:Brilliant length

I needed a multi-way hub to link my new laptop (only USB C ports available) with HDMI cables and other non-USB C devices/connectors. Not only does this adapter work really well, it's also beautifully engineered and, by chance, complements the case finish on my lap-top (Apple Mac Air, M3 chip). The slim, protective cardboard outer is really useful when needing to transport and then use the hub when on my travels.Outstanding!

It is a USB C, not thunderbolt which is the main let down. This does restrict usage a little. I will start with the consCons:The case gets quite warm, it feels like coated metal similar to pc cases. Plastic parts also get warm. This makes me question how long it will last. I also wonder that reason it gets hot is it has no power brick, so the 100watts is being handled within the unit itself.It has a 'power button' but at least on my unit, it does nothing! Also powered on as soon as you plug the USB C cable in from the mains.Pros:Small, light.No power brick, just the unit, so easier to transport, just need a USB plug that can supply 100watts and 1 extra cable (if include the original) to power a laptop or connect to a PC.According to the windows display settings it is showing to push 165Hz at 3440x1440p on my 34inch wide-screen monitor which is amazing as that's the max the monitor can do (see photo, sorry it's a rubbish quality).The ports seem fast and responsive, haven't had a connection issue yet.I was worried as I wanted a dock that could do 1440p wide-screen at 120+ Hz which it seems to be doing so impressed, especially at the discounted price

Very useful if like me you have a USB-C only device and need to plug in Gigabit ethernet plus USB A. My one reservation is with the PD plugged in it gets extremely hot, it is early days but I think I need to keep an eye on it.