🔌 uni USB C Hub - 4-in-1 Adapter with 3 USB 3.0 Ports, 100W PD Charging USB-C Port Thunderbolt 3, USB Type C to USB 3.0 Adapter (Aluminum Shell) for MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, XPS, Pixelbook, and More Review

Features: All three USB-A ports to USB 3.0 with 5 Gb/s bandwidth. They work fine with no problems. I don't have a 100W charger so I couldn't test it, but when I used my Apple 30W and 60W chargers on this hub (Power Through), the system says 23W and 53W respectively W to be delivered to the laptop. USB-A ports consume 7W, which is the same for every hub. Durability: very durable. The cable is very strong and bends easily. Appearance: This hub fits my MacBook Pro very well as shown in the…

I like that it's thin and compact. My only concern with this product is not being able to use the USB-C pass-through port. When I used the charger that came with my XPS 9310, the laptop didn't recognize it. I believe this is because the hub uses some power to operate, so not all of the power goes to the laptop (input power is less than output power). This seems to be the case with most cheap hubs. I believe it's possible to get around this by purchasing a more powerful charger after the sale. I

Since the MacBook Air Late 2020 only has 2 USB-C ports (one for charging) I needed a few extra options if I wanted to use the laptop at the work desk. I chose this so I can use multiple USB devices and still charge my laptop. I use this hub in one of my laptop's ports and plug the power adapter into this hub when it's supplying power). I then use a different laptop connector for the external display. That works great. The hub provides power to the laptop for charging (minus about 8 watts…

For some ridiculous reason Apple only gives you 2 ports on the new MacBook Pro and one to use for the power cord. I have 3 other things I need to hook up to my computer (and I really didn't want to buy all those new blue teeth accessories considering everything I have is still in great shape) so my wireless Mouse, my number pad and an additional monitor to my new computer, it saved my life. I was so annoyed at first that I almost returned the Apple calculator, but it turned out to be a good…

Last week I used a Uni 4-in-1 USB-C hub. It's the perfect little hub for when you're on the go and don't need to connect your device via HDMI to an external monitor. I started using it at home and also took it to the office. It worked perfectly. I used it with my MacBook Pro that only has 2 USB-C ports. This Uni 4-in-1 hub has charging capability so I can connect power to the hub. It also has three USB 3.0 ports, which I used for a webcam and USB stick. And to make the most of it, I also use…

Ideal for all Mac owners. I hate that Apple only uses USB-C ports on their laptops, especially for their Pro model, which is ironic since the Pro model DOES NOT have NORMAL USB ports! But this dongle solves that problem, it has 3 USB 3.0 ports as well as 100W power consumption. So you think you're losing that port, but you actually only get it back because you're now allowed to top-up via the dongle itself. So win, win. Pros - Rechargeable - 3 USB ports - Braided cable - Nice space gray…

I bought this to try Chromecast with Google TV to use a USB flash drive to expand storage, some internal storage on GTV. All I needed was something with pass-through PD and USB-A, and it was the best value I could find at the time of purchase. At first I thought it wouldn't work. I unplugged the power from the GTV, plugged it into the GTV's only port which is USB-C, and then plugged the GTV's power cord (USB-C) into the PD port on it. It started to turn on but then showed an error on the screen

This is a great little USB-C hub. The cable to the PC is USB-C, and the three ports are old-school USB ports that manufacturers don't use in laptops anymore (seriously folks. All my stuff still uses old USB cable ports). This adapter gives you three of those ports plus a USB-C port. That's good, because that USB-C port is for pass-through charging. I charge my laptop with a USB-C cable (I also use a Uni brand cable that will work for about a year). So if I traditionally use an adapter that…