🔌 Satechi Aluminum Type-C Mobile Pro Hub Adapter: USB-C PD Charging, 4K HDMI, USB 3.0 & 3.5mm Headphone Jack - Compatible with 2020/2018 iPad Pro, Microsoft Surface Go (Space Gray) Review

Fast delivery, 1 day delivery! The quality of the materials looks very good and I am pleased with the low weight of the device. It doesn't add weight or unbalance the iPad when you hold it. I was surprised that there was no documentation or warranty information in the package. Because of its small size, the hub doesn't interfere with the iPad's speakers. I am more than a little disappointed that I had to remove my iPad 12.9 from the 2018 ESR Urban Premium Folio Case V2.0 for iPad Pro 12.9" to…

Well it's a good design, there's HDMI, USB-C, USB-A and 35mm. I bought this to use with my iPad Pro and not sure how I feel about it.1. Design: as I said, simple, minimalist design; However, in most cases this will not work. It doesn't sit well with any side protrusions. Works well with the Apple Smart Keyboard, but even then there is a small gap. Functionality is one thing, but that interests me more. It can be so free.2. Sporadic functionality: I'm assuming I'm having no luck with my item…

This case is well made and well made. I have all connections on a 2018 iPad 11 so far. I plugged in wired headphones and a MIDI keyboard to the USB-A port, played some instruments in Beatmaker 3 and heard them clearly on my headphones, my TV, and it was mirroring the iPad screen immediately. Tried the flash drive in the USB port, it opened the photos on the iPad and I didn't see what I could do with it. So it works, but the OS doesn't seem to prepare any functionality with it anyway. Therefore,

Benefits: Great Look, Feel, Size, Weight, Color. It's a nice looking hub, I really wish it was a multi-key juggling solution. The USB port works as advertised: DCIM folder drives will open the Photos app and display the files and may give you the option to import them if the Photos app supports it. I was even able to use a USB-A microSD card reader to view the files from the dash cam (I couldn't import them as the Photos app doesn't support .AVI files). It is not possible to access the USB…

Despite repeated attempts, I've never been able to get my new TCL 4K Roku TV to 'see' my 2018 iPad Pro, even when connected directly to a quality was HDMI cable. So I thought maybe Roku TV just doesn't "accept" iDevices. Then I decided to experiment. Using the Apple Lightning to Digital AV Adapter (https://www.amazon.com/Apple-Lightning-Digital-Adapter-MD826AM/dp/B009WHV3BM) and the same high-quality HDMI cable, my TV recognized both my iPhone and iPad immediately Profi 2015. I then grabbed the