USB C 5 in 1 HUB,10Gbps USB-C/A 3.2 Ports, 4K HDMI 30Hz,100W PD Fast Charging,Compatible for MacBook Pro/Air, Dell XPS, iPad Pro Aluminum Splitter,Surface Pro,Thunderbolt Laptops

October 22, 2025 by Singh

Price: ~~$24.99~~ - $15.99
(as of Oct 23,2025 00:19:24 UTC – Details)

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Green George

Simple and well made accessory. Easy for travel and powers 65W+ devices with ease.

Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2025

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Hub works great and powers my 65W devices with ease. Adds way more ports and functionality to small laptops and tablet/laptops.

Build quality seems good and it has a metal like finish which should be durable for all the areas you'd bring a tablet/laptop. Very useful for travel or as a mini dock.

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Felix Alarcon

Must have for the mobile office or person on the move

Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025

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Powers your system, versatile USB ports and plug and play! This is my go to in my every day carry, since I work at multiple sites throughout the week. With this hub I can plug into anything and connect to monitors. This has come in clutch so many times. It's the small things that count when you're grinding a way! Very lightweight and compact, just slide into your backpack.

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GSS

this high quality 5-in-1 super portable USB-C hub is versatile and works perfectly

Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025

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This highly portable 5-in-1 USB-C hub includes a soft fabric storage bag for safekeeping,and is very well constructed with a beautiful gray color metal case and USB-C cable connector end. It looks and feels like a high quality device and works great. Connectivity is excellent with a USB-C jack, two high speed USB 3.0 jacks, an HDMI output, and a PD input for USB-C power supplies. It's a great value for the price, too!

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GSS

this high quality 5-in-1 super portable USB-C hub is versatile and works perfectly

Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025

This highly portable 5-in-1 USB-C hub includes a soft fabric storage bag for safekeeping,and is very well constructed with a beautiful gray color metal case and USB-C cable connector end. It looks and feels like a high quality device and works great. Connectivity is excellent with a USB-C jack, two high speed USB 3.0 jacks, an HDMI output, and a PD input for USB-C power supplies. It's a great value for the price, too!

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Tony

worked for one USB device only

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025

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It worked mostly for one USB device at a time, wired or wireless. I tried to use this adapter with my STEAM DECK but I could not get it to power up my steam deck or use multiple USB devices at once. It would work for one USB device at a time, maybe I received a faulty one. I could not get the HDMI port to work either..

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McCall family

Great for Macbooks

Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025

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I got this dongle as a hub for my Macbook Pro when I work from home. My keyboard, web cam, monitor, and power supply are all plugged into the dongle, which is then plugged into one of my USB-C ports.

Every device works perfectly connected this way. One more additional port would be nice, but it does leave one of my laptops UCB-C ports open, which is good enough.

Quality wise, it's hard to say. Since this stays on my desk, it isn't subject to travel, moving around, or swapping of devices. However, used as I am using it, I see no reason why this shouldn't last for quite a while.

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Proud Maw Maw

Ehhh…

Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025

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I was excited about getting this, but it isn’t what I thought it would be. It says fast charging, but it’s not. I have chargers that are much faster. As for the other connections, there’s a bit of lag. I would use this for small projects that don’t need a fast connection in order to complete. Overall, I find that it doesn’t perform to the standards claimed.

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tinman

A USB Serial Device showed up in Device Manager for some reason

Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025

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This USB hub works as expected, although a USB Serial Device showed up in the Device Manager. It is located under the USB Billboard, which is supposed to be normal as it is supposed to be used to manage Alternate mode capabilities. But that doesn't explain why it would show up in the Device Manager. The other USB hub with HDMI output did not show a serial device. Beside the weird USB Serial Device showing up, all other functions worked as expected.

The USB hub is powered by a Genesys Logic, Inc. chipset. The Billboard is from GsCooLink.

The HDMI was able to output a 4k@60Hz signal, as tested with a Samsung TV.

The USB-C and USB-A port reached the expected USB 3.2 speed of 10Gbps. This was determined by running a speed test on a NVMe installed in an USB enclosure.

As with all USB PD 2.0, the hub reserved about 15W for itself, only passing a possible maximum of 85W. This is infer by using a 160W power input to a Dell 5570, which is rated at 130W. With the laptop battery level at 50%, the observed power flowing into the laptop is approximately 70W.

The idle power, with nothing connected to the hub, draws 100mW.

This is decent USB hub, but having a USB Serial Device appearing in the Device Manager is weird. To most people this would be a non-issue. But for tech people who still uses a UART, this is an annoying inconvenience.

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tinman

A USB Serial Device showed up in Device Manager for some reason

Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025

This USB hub works as expected, although a USB Serial Device showed up in the Device Manager. It is located under the USB Billboard, which is supposed to be normal as it is supposed to be used to manage Alternate mode capabilities. But that doesn't explain why it would show up in the Device Manager. The other USB hub with HDMI output did not show a serial device. Beside the weird USB Serial Device showing up, all other functions worked as expected.

The USB hub is powered by a Genesys Logic, Inc. chipset. The Billboard is from GsCooLink.

The HDMI was able to output a 4k@60Hz signal, as tested with a Samsung TV.

The USB-C and USB-A port reached the expected USB 3.2 speed of 10Gbps. This was determined by running a speed test on a NVMe installed in an USB enclosure.

As with all USB PD 2.0, the hub reserved about 15W for itself, only passing a possible maximum of 85W. This is infer by using a 160W power input to a Dell 5570, which is rated at 130W. With the laptop battery level at 50%, the observed power flowing into the laptop is approximately 70W.

The idle power, with nothing connected to the hub, draws 100mW.

This is decent USB hub, but having a USB Serial Device appearing in the Device Manager is weird. To most people this would be a non-issue. But for tech people who still uses a UART, this is an annoying inconvenience.

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fido373

Versatile USB hub

Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2025

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The hub has a metallic look and feel, and it appears to be well made.

On one side there are two USB-A 3.x ports and one USB-C data port. There is also a USB-C power delivery (PD) port on the other side. That port is for power-only. It also has an HDMI port on the end.

I tested the HDMI at 1080p, and it works.

I tried plugging a USB-C to HDMI adapter into the USB-C data port, but I didn't get a signal on that HDMI. So it looks like you can't plug two HDMI monitors into it using an adapter.

I also tried the PD port, and it charges my laptop.

Then I tested the three data ports using an old SATA SSD in a USB 3.0 enclosure. This is a very old drive, and even when it's plugged directly into the laptop, the best transfer rate I can get is 212 megabytes/second.

With each of the three USB data ports, I got 195 megabytes/second transfer rate. I used a USB-C to USB-A adapter to test the USB-C data port.

I wish I had a faster SSD so I could tell conclusively if the drive or the hub was the limiting factor. However, I think 195 megabytes/second isn't all that disappointing even if that's as fast as the hub will transfer data.

I am pleased that it does have a USB-C data port. Many small hubs similar to this one have only a USB-C PD port and no USB-C data port. I am also happy that the hub came with an nice padded drawstring bag.

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