🔌 Surface Go Adapter- 4-in-1 Dock with Display Port to HDMI + USB Hub- High-Speed Dual USB 3.0 Port- 4K HDMI USB Combo- for Surface Go Review

Need HDMI, USB and Ethernet ports for my Surface and don't want to spend $50 on a dongle. It met all the criteria I was looking for. Nothing to say other than it gets the job done and great for travel.

I laughed when I finally found a hub that worked with my AOC USB monitor and my Surface Go. This, along with the ethernet port, after testing 5 different hubs, proved not only to be a working solution, but also the most economical! Just one thing to note: the adapter needs to be plugged in and the monitor plugged in before turning on or restarting your Surface Go for everything to work.

Decent device when it worked. I had a version with a LAN port, HDMI and 2 USB-A. I had the device for 3 months before it broke in two and the USB-C connector was no longer connected to the circuit board. Will not be redeemed.

I got this for my recently refurbished Surface Go Tablet PC. offered with this product. I thought, geez, ethernet, hdmi out, what's not to like about that? The fact is that only the thinnest screen protectors will work with this device. Don't even think about taking it. It's good that I can sew, I was able to find a way to use it, but I couldn't test the HDMI on the TV or monitor. I'll try my Surface Go 2 replacement and maybe update this listing.

The product is not worth the money. It's incredibly cheap and poorly made. The one that arrived had ports that were misaligned and unusable. The plastic case was cheap and poorly sealed, so it stuck out. Eventually the screen print on the top came off and got stuck in the bag it came in.

I mainly wanted this for use with a BT mouse and USB sticks. They seemed fine until I connected the charger. Problems then arise, e.g. B. The system goes through error recovery procedure and beeps every time it goes through error recovery, so it cannot be used when the charger is connected. can't be used with a lid on my surface but now I've decided I don't like having to take it out of the lid every time I use this hub.

Terrible.1) Had to remove the protective glass to put it on. So money wasted. 2) it rarely works, connects to my monitor 3) it feels detached when I first use it. Managed to put it back together, but after the third use, the USB-C connection dropped. With HDMI, mouse and keyboard attached, it weighs too much to support a cheap connection. Do not buy!

I primarily wanted to use it for use with a BT mouse and USB sticks. They seemed fine until I connected the charger. Problems then arise, e.g. B. The system goes through error recovery and beeps every time it goes through error recovery, so it cannot be used when a charger is connected. Also when I ordered I knew it couldn't be used with a cap on my surface but now I've decided I don't like having to take it out of the cap every time I use this hub.

I love that you have 2 USB, HDMI and Ethernet ports in a compact space. It looks great and connects easily to Surface Go. However, the device is not fully compatible with Surface Go. It's difficult to sync on the surface and often nearly impossible to stay connected. I've tried installing new drivers to see if that helps, but my interface hums trying to connect and sync the device. I tried using a cheap Chinese made USB hub to see if my surface was the problem. A cheap USB hub works great. If…

I got this for my recently received refurbished Surface Go Tablet PC. was sold with this product. I thought, geez, ethernet, hdmi out, what's not to like about that? The fact is that only the thinnest screen protectors will work with this device. Don't even think about taking it. It's good that I can sew, I was able to find a way to use it, but I couldn't test the HDMI on the TV or monitor. I'll try my Surface Go 2 replacement and maybe update this listing.