USB C Hub HDMI Adapter for MacBook Pro Air, 6 IN 1 USB C Dongle Mac Adapter with 4K HDMI, 3 USB 3.0 Ports, SD/TF for Dell XPS, Surface, HP and More Type C Devices

After my Dell docking hub broke decided to move on to something more adaptable and less expensive. Opted for this product. High quality, quick and easy install on my desk to connect 2 external displays to my Dell XPS plus USB speaker, webcam and ethernet option. Charging pass through works a treat to save using up one of only two type c ports on the XPS. I use the type c power out port on my Dell monitor as the pass through source to charge and power the laptop. Great product, highly recommend

I recently purchased a new docking station, and I am very impressed. After reading some of the reviews, I was a bit nervous about the setup process, but to my surprise, it was incredibly easy. I simply plugged in my HDMI cables and everything worked seamlessly right away.This docking station has made such a huge difference compared with my previous one, which required being plugged into a power source. It keeps my workspace so tidier. If you are looking for a docking station that’s simple to setup and delivers excellent performance without the hassle of additional power cables, I highly recommend this one.

It does work with a MS Surface Pro 7 (i7), 2x 1080p HDMI monitors and a handful of USB devices when used with one of thesehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08HD275TV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1However, there are a few issues - none of them critical but need overcoming to get it to work.1) It's trial and error getting the USB C connectors the correct way round to support both USB 2/3 recognition and Surface Pro 7 Charging. . I thought USB C was reversible, it seems not. It seems that not only is the hub to machine connection orientation critical, so is an extension lead for this connection. It takes a few seconds for the surface Pro to detect charging so it's easy to incorrectly assume it's working or not.2) The integral lead to plug in the device really isn't long enough. It does not seem to engage easily to get that satisfying 'click', although it will with a little persuasion. It's very unwieldy to have so many cables "floating" from this device to have this device so close to the screen. With the screen tilted for viewing, the hub won't lie flat and hangs from the screen with heavy trailing cables from all directions. An extension lead really is a must. I used BluTak to fix the hub and all the cables to the under the of the desk with the USB ports facing forward at the desk edge. The Surface Pro has just the one USB C cable, very neat.3) The HDMI circuitry inside the hub uses power from the hub's power supply, not the device. The hub gets quite hot. I suspect that the Surface pro only just gets enough power to keep charging whilst 2 monitors are in use, but it does charge, so all seems well. The power to the monitor circuit is not used if monitors are not plugged in.4) the 2 HDMI ports will allow extended desktop on both monitors. (1080 P, 4K not tried)5) it is possible to charge a USB power bank without starving anything else.6) The Microsoft Surface pro charges seems to also provide additional power for charging the Surface Pro whilst in use, however the hub needs it's own power supply.7) The headphone jack works. I have not tried the ethernet, USB C or VGA outlet from the hub. I have not tried full 4K monitors.I think I would buy a larger power supply (75W minimum) if I was buying another one of these. I can't justify why as 65W device does work reliably, however it would make sense if USB power hungry devices were used.As an alternative to the official docking station it is a much more economical solution particularly if using HDMI monitors.It would have got 5 stars if it did not get so warm and inspired a little more confidence.

The HDMI out isn't fantastic, it's limited to only 4k 30hz which is pretty ehh. If you're on a mac it'll force you to use the TV output as 4k 30hz. The usbs, there are 3 of them, seem quite good, very nice to give apple the finger and use my usb A devices. There isn't a power USB C port, or any USB C at all, which is a bit of a bummer, but who cares, you can spend more if you want that.It has an SD card reader though, which really is quite useful, 2 of them, ones small ones larger, which means if you have a microSD and an SD you can use them both at the same time..It gets warm though, oddly.

Great piece. World to extend my peripherals seamlessly.

Worked ok to start, but rapidly degraded and ports stopped working… After 1.5yrs most ports do not work, so I cannot recommend.

Bought this as a dock for my Surface Pro 9, and it's been perfect so far.I needed a dock that has:* 5 x USB-A for external keyboard, mouse, Jabra, and external USB ASIO sound interface and MIDI keyboard* 1 x USB-C for external SSD drive* Ethernet port* Headphone jack* Long cable so that I can put the dock on my desk when connected to the Surface Pro 9's inconveniently placed Thunderbolt ports.As I have a lot of devices connected, I've used an additional external power supply connected directly, and have had no problems at all. I've run music software, playing VST instruments live, reading sample files from the connected USB audio drive, using the external audio + MIDI interface, over this dock with no problems at all.I've not needed the two HDMI connectors or VGA port (or card readers) yet, as I use a separate Thunderbolt -> DisplayPort cable using the second Thunderbolt connector on my SP9. The headphone adaptor worked fine when I tested it.The unit is compact and not too heavy, considering how many adaptors are built in.So far I'm absolutely delighted with this - it's a perfect dock and excellent value for money.