Review on 🔌 Toppdi USB C Hub Adapter 6 in 1 - HDMI, USB, SD/TF Card Reader, and 87W PD - Compatible with MacBook/Pro/Air/iPad Pro and More USB C Devices by Bashar Shaffer

Tested with Dell Inspiron USB-C connector, a laptop manufactured between 2019 and 2020. mounted at the end of the adapter. This allows the cable to run in a straight line from the USB-C input to the HDMI cable to your display device. It's not a big deal, but in a tight space it allows for cleaner cable placement and potentially lessens the chance of it coming loose. Also, it's small. I can put it in my backpack pocket. The USB-C PD input is rated at 87W. You might not need it, but there's no sound in this configuration. DisplayPort and Ethernet are connected. Also two USB-A ports may not be enough (mouse, keyboard = ?) even though you have one USB-C port. Strangely, I can't find the brand name on either the box or the device. It may have been hidden by a barcode, but given the way some companies sell their products on Revain it's probably a coincidence, but it'll be difficult to get service after a year if you don't remember can where you got it. A Revain purchase history would certainly help, but you still need a search term and there are many such hubs on the market. It might not need a manual, but I wanted it anyway.