🔌 7-in-1 USB C Hub Multiport Adapter by Dpnao - Space Aluminum Dongle with 4K HDMI Output, 100W PD, 3 USB 3.0 Ports, SD/Micro SD Card Reader - Compatible with MacBook Pro, XPS, and More Type C Devices Review

PRO: housing looks solid MINUS: expensive. You can get the same results with a cheaper product. The cable is short and looks like it will break easily.

HDMI port not working. I connected my pocket hard drive to the USB 3.0 ports and it didn't work. It seems that everything is fine if you only connect simple peripherals. Given these limitations, the actual cost is around $10-15.

Decent adapter, albeit flimsy; The entrance is already broken, so we need to get a new one. When it worked, it worked fine, did what it was supposed to do. Too bad it's already broken, less than 2 months have passed since the purchase, this time there will be another brand.

This device really works. most of the time. Unfortunately, it slows down WAYDOW N from time to time. For some reason, this only happens with micro SD cards. Sometimes I can solve this problem by inserting the micro SD card BEFORE I plug in the reader. Sometimes not. Unreliable, but it still works.

I needed a small expansion USB hub that contained an SSD and a micro SSD and a small computer on my boat and the Dpnao 7-in-1 -Aluminum dongle for portable space was just about perfect. I'm just talking about the Micro SSD card being inserted upside down. It's not a problem at all, it's just odd that it was designed that way. So far it has worked without any problems and I expect it will continue to do so. flk k

I like it very much. There's a reason I'm buying it, see the picture. I recommend people like me to have a MacBook that requires an external hard drive. Because of the angled connector, I can keep it disconnected, plug everything in and put it in my pocket or backpack without disconnecting anything, very convenient. You can't do that for these straight plugs. Connections and read speeds are also high. The construction is also made of solid aluminum. I highly recommend it.

So is it normal for your external drives to change their labels so often? I use this thing to always recompose discs with slightly complex graphics. The angled "C" connector is great. But another minus is a light plastic and the light burns constantly. It does not turn off, which may be due to the design of the computer (HP Specter). And also the USB sticks you insert have to be inserted upside down - or flip the top on the table and the bottom up - just the way it's set up I guess.