🔌 Cozysmart USB C Hub: 4K HDMI Adapter, Multiport Dock with USB 3.0/2.0 Ports & 80W USB C PD Port for MacBook, Dell XPS, HP Spectre, Lenovo, Chromebook, Galaxy S8/S9 Review

I was looking for a Raspberry Pi case that looks like a mini Super Nintendo but doesn't have a nasty third-party logo on it. The Super Tinytendo case does just that - looks great, no extra logos or other visual clutter to see! The assembly was very easy. All I needed was a small Phillips screwdriver to open the case, insert the Raspberry Pi and close the case again (the LED and fan could be installed by simply gently inserting your fingers into the Pi board became). There are four large screws…

I'm using this with a 2016 Macbook to extend my desktop to an external monitor with an HDMI port while also connecting my laptop with a PD port and my phone with a USB 3 charge port. I have yet to use the USB 2 port but I'm sure it will work fine. pros: - solid construction - necessary connections - useful blue power indicator. Cons: - this is the key.

I brought this for my Note 9 to use on Dex but it doesn't work. This is just a mirror with my HDMI monitor. I wanted to use for Dex. I've tried several times but it doesn't work. I sent the update back and he sent another one and it worked great! Highly recommended!

I've been using it for about 2 years. From day one it's been hit and miss whether it works or not. When he's in a good mood, he works great. But when he's in a bad mood, VERY frustrating! I have to keep unplugging and plugging it back in. Some days it works perfectly, other days it never works. In fact, there's no idea how to tell if he's going to be in a good mood or not. You just have to keep your fingers crossed. I use this for a work computer and the unreliability makes it difficult to work

My new Dell XPS was like no other in my office. Therefore, a way to connect monitor, mouse and keyboard was needed. All three fit this device. Just as easy to use as others have described. With less than a week of use, everything is fine.

I am using this with a 2016 Macbook to extend my desktop to an external monitor with an HDMI port while also charging my laptop via the PD port and my phone via the USB 3 port. I still have to use USB 2 port but I'm sure it works fine. pros: - solid construction - necessary connections - useful blue power indicator. Cons: - this is the key.

I've been using it for about 2 years. From day one, he's been hit and miss whether he goes to work or not. When he's in a good mood, he works great. But when he's in a bad mood, VERY frustrating! I have to keep unplugging and plugging it back in. Some days it works perfectly, other days it never works. In fact, there's no idea how to tell if he's in a good mood or not. You just have to keep your fingers crossed. I use this for a work computer and the unreliability makes it difficult to work…

I was looking for a Raspberry Pi case that looks like a mini Super Nintendo but doesn't have the ugly third party logo. The Super Tinytendo case does just that - looks great, no extra logos or other visual clutter to see! The assembly was very easy. All I needed was a small Phillips screwdriver to open the case, insert the Raspberry Pi and close the case again (the LED and fan could be installed by simply gently inserting your fingers into the Pi board became). There are four large screws on…