USB C to 4 Ports USB 3.0 Hub Aluminum Type-C Adapter for MacBook Pro,iMac,Chromebook Pixelbook,XPS,Samsung S9 and More by Mosdart

It charges my 13" MacBook Pro very well. A lot of these don't do 100 watts, so I was happy to find this at a reasonable price. 100 watts is more than I needed, but I wanted more in case I update my MacBook in the future.I'm also able to use it with USB extension cables, which allowed me to strap it to the side of my desk and out of view. It has a very slim profile.I also liked having an option without Ethernet or anything more than USB and power delivery, as I didnt need those features for this hub and I wanted a smaller device. The extension cable allows me to easily swap it between multiple laptops for my keyboard and mouse.The only con is that I had to return the first one due to it having difficulty recognizing USB devices plugged into it. I deducted one star for that since I had to get it replaced. Luckily, Amazon has an amazing return policy and it was quick and painless. So far the new one seems to be working well without as many issues.

For the price, this USB C Hub is a favorable purchase having four USB plugins and a single pd port. I was successful connecting my iPad and smartphone at the same time for over an hour. It did not overheat, but it may not be practical to have too many devices plug in for a long time. Who knows how long this inexpensive hub center can handle it?What the product does not manage well is the Bluetooth linking. Yes, you can send photos from your phone to the laptop, but a stringed can phone may have better reception than your Bluetooth earphones and iPad. In truth, I do have on and off problems with wi-fi signals in my locality, which affect the Bluetooth functions. Still, the hub port did not improve matters. The LED lights are, however, cool to see and the accessory itself is not bulky shaped, is easily portable.

This is a nice looking, if a bit big for a 4 port USB-A -> USB-C dock. Seems sturdy and appeared to work fine right out of the box. After about 3-4 min of operation, now that I have isolated the issue, it causes a ton of Bluetooth interference on MacBook Pro 15 and 16 computers. Using Bluetooth Explorer I watched for retransmits and signal quality. I unplugged each and every item from my laptop, one by one (4 x USB-C ports used) and once I removed this unit I saw an immediate 90% drop in retransmits and MUCH better signal. I repeated, just to be sure. Same results. If you are using Bluetooth, do not use this unit. I would also suspect it interferes with 2.4GHz WiFi (much more power than Bluetooth so maybe not as much), but this was not tested and is just conjecture.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Needed a USB3 hub for my laptop and ordered this. Received it quickly and was rather surprised at the build quality. It's not a cheap plastic case, but rather what feels like a sturdy metal case. The USB ports seem secure and not loose like other products I've had. The LED lights when in use are bright enough to see but not those annoying "light up the room" type. If I were forced to find something to complain about it would be that the computer connection cable isn't detachable, which I'd prefer. Overall I'm pleasantly surprised at the quality and would recommend it to others.

With every office in the city shutdown in March, I was quickly throwing together WFH setups for my wife and I and this was a part of both. They worked well at first, but have been extremely spotty after 2 weeks. The dongle for my wireless mouse would randomly lose connection, my Windows PC fails to recognize it half of the time and peripherals often will not charge using the USB-A ports.The main issue though is the charging; the main value of this to me is the PD charging up to 100W. I have a Lenovo Thinkpad (work), Microsoft Surface Book 2 (personal) and MacBook Pro (wife) that all charge through USB-C PD. However all machines will fail to or randomly stop charging. Without this main function, this thing is essentially useless.Additionally, I can validate what another user noticed that this hub also creates massive Bluetooth interference. I didn't even occur to me that this could be it, but I had a lot of audio issues with multiple BT headsets since we're all on conference calls now. Once I unplugged the hub, everything basically went back to normal.Bottom line, stay away.

This usb hub works so much better than the $70 fancy one I purchased in best buy. The connections are nicely held in place both in my MacBook Pro and with my Canon printer plug/cord. Flash drives are held snug too. Nothing falls out! I have room to move my laptop around the tabletop and not have anything fall out. I've had this for a couple of months now. I am traveling and have to connect and disconnect often. I am very pleased.

Used on a dell 2020 XPS 15" laptop with Dell external 4K monitor. If I plug in this USB hub ; the monitor that is on a different USB 3.1 (thunderbolt 3) is drizzling. Using the original thunderbolt-to-USB extension chord from dell (1port only) works fine.

Well thanks to apple eliminating the USB ports this is the best option to use your USB devices. Much much better than the one apple sells that is like a giant brick that plugs into the side of the laptop, I mean MacBook pro (don't come after me apple). I truly don't understand the whole type-c adapter thingy. Honestly it's not any faster, it's just a pain in the ass

Agarró a la primera, tienes luces que indican cuando está conectado algún puerto USB, supuestamente son 3.0, pero pues realmente no tengo quejas, lo ocupo para expandir los puertos en mi laptop, veré si funciona con los teléfonos celulares también aunque no lo compré para eso, lo único que me hubiera gustado es que el cable fuera mas largo, pero ya son cositas, se siente sólido y repito, está bien bonito

The item did not work well enough to do what I wanted it to do... overheats

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