🔌 Anker MacBook USB C Hub, PowerExpand 9-in-2 USB C Hub with 85W Power Delivery, 4K@30Hz HDMI, USB C Multi-Function Port, 2 USB-A 3.0 Ports, 1 Gbps Ethernet, 3.5 mm Audio, SD and microSD Card Reader Review

I bought this to use with my 2020 16" MacBook Pro but it wouldn't charge no matter what configuration I used so I returned it.

So disappointed. I was hoping this would work but it doesn't fit securely and therefore doesn't connect anything through my Thunderbolt ports. I have a MacBook Pro 16 inch 2019. Return.

Fits my M1 MacBook Air perfectly. The build quality is top notch. Its PD/Display port was perfect. The USB-A ports did not work with my smart card reader. The second USB-C port didn't work with my USB-C keyboard even though it was sending power. For the price I'd say it's a miss.

I bought this for my 2020 M1 MacBook Pro. Everything works great and better than the Apple version (constant HDMI disconnects). The only issue I have is that the MacBook has lost the ability to optimize battery charging to 80% before charging. Hope this doesn't affect battery health.

Works great as expected. The only thing I can say is that the hub cannot be used with a MacBook that has a case. I use this daily with my 15" MacBook Pro in clamshell mode and the hub supports my dual monitor setup with no issues. Anker continues to make amazing, affordable products that are built to last.

Works great with 2021 Intel 13" MacBook Pro, NEC 272 with HDMI and NEC 271 with USB-C for Displayport. Both displays run at 2560 x 1440 @ 30. I had to use SwitchResX and the displays don't run at 60Hz but that was without anchor So three displays each with their own content as expected Maps (not verified) - Headphones (not verified)

Very reliable good quality hub which I have always thought of as Anker products. All ports work except Gigabit Ethernet is not supported for my Macbook Air. 2020 (M1 chip). Anker's support said this is an Apple issue with their new M1 chip and that none of the adapters support this feature. This hub also connects to both Thunderbolt USB-C ports, leaving no room for anything else to plug in if I want to. I returned this hub and actually found a hub that supports gigabit ethernet and only…

I have a beautiful LG UltraFine 5K display. The Thunderbolt 3 cable connects to and charges my MacBook. I just upgraded from a 2016 4 port MBP to a 2 port MBP Air. I really need two ports. but it worries me to no end that the audio output is on the opposite side of the laptop from the ports because I like to save space and put my laptop on a stand on my desk. Since this module has an audio jack, I was hoping I could use it to connect to my monitor and audio out, but it didn't support that. I…

So first, if you have a MacBook Pro with two USB-C ports on the left, congratulations, you've got it and a headphone jack. This expands the capabilities of almost any type of port you need. I won't go into detail because Anker describes it perfectly. It's slim, light for what it is and all ports work flawlessly. Now I'm sure there's probably a reason for the power consumption, but it only has 2 USB-C ports and once you've charged your laptop you now have one. This is the biggest downside for me