🔌 USB C to Ethernet + 3USB 3.0 Hub, CableCreation Thunderbolt 3 Compatible Type-C to RJ45 Wired LAN Adapter, Compatible for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air 2018, Chromebook Pixel, XPS 13/15, Galaxy S20 Review

This product works, but not without unwanted side effects. Recently, after I started using this adapter, my 2017 MacBook Pro started getting hot and the (un)famous Kernel_task started slowing down the CPU. I've tried a few things to diagnose. All sorts of resets/reboots/safe modes etc but to no avail. Then I started removing the external hardware. External monitors, trackpad, keyboard are still out of luck. I then removed the ethernet connection and eventually stopped using that adapter and…

Tested: Easily charges 60W using USB 3.0 at full speed. The monitor connects with no problems. The only thing they can do better is that the Type-C head doesn't quite fit the hole they design in this adapter and comes out right after inserted. I hope they can add a magnet or something in the future. which can fix cables and Type C head in trench. The material is not metal either.

I have several adapters and they all work with my MacBooks. However, none of the others worked well with Windows and Linux. This adapter works on everything. The combination of ports makes this the perfect compact docking station. The adapter is compact given the number of ports and is much lighter than you might expect - significantly lighter than the aluminum case adapters I have. The only downside is the plastic case, the plastic feels a little flimsy and soft and cheap and carrying it in my

Bought for my MacBook. All of the ports I tested (VGA, USB-A, USB-C, etc.) worked well, with the exception of HDMI. I sent it back and bought another one - same problem. I tested it on three different monitors and two different networks with the same results. All three HDMI monitors had the problem. One blinked rapidly, another blinked every few seconds, the third was just dark. When I switched to VGA, the monitors worked fine. Unfortunately, the main port I needed was HDMI. That would be a…

My use case for this is a USB-C dock for my Dell Latitude 5490. So far I've tested the following: - 4K HDMI works with my desktop display extension Laptops (I haven't tried video stream or movie playback). However, there was an occasional disconnect that I had to disconnect and reconnect to get the HDMI video back. - The Ethernet LAN is working. - USB A (connection to monitor hub). - USB-A works. - USB-C power adapter works (delivers enough power so the laptop doesn't complain). Issue:…

It didn't work at first and it took me a while to troubleshoot until I found out that my new Lenovo Yoga 920 needed a firmware update, after that everything worked great! It's great to be able to charge simultaneously with a wireless keyboard and mouse without having to open the laptop, just plug in and go. Good product! Much better than using Lenovo docks. The price is much better!

I needed something that would allow me to transfer photos from an SD card to an external hard drive from my Samsung Tab S4. I tried 4 other devices that ended up at Revain. While I can't check in real numbers based on speed timings, I'm not getting the maximum I 'should' get when transferring data from UHS-i. Map to a Sata3 SSD BUT it's doable and now that I don't have to carry my laptop around if I want to be very portable I'll give up speed a bit. Connecting my tablet via HDMI and VGA (not…

Got a new laptop with relatively few ports? Welcome to #DongleLife, folks. Hubs like this are designed to make that easier by giving you a one-stop solution - a key that hopefully does it all. My Verdict: For casual use, it's a worthy addition to your laptop bag, but if you want a daily "dock" for your peripherals, you'll probably need to shell out more money for an actual dock. Build quality is acceptable, and while it's not exactly tiny, it's light enough to easily fit in a pocket where…