Review on WAVLINK USB C Hub - 7-in-1 Type C Adapter with 4K HDMI, RJ45 Ethernet, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, SD/TF Card Reader, 100W PD Mini Docking Station for MacBook Pro/Air and USB-C Windows Laptops by Andre Belitz

Update: The hub heats up when using a single port and heats up when using multiple ports, but doesn't burn out . Ports: The ethernet port works fine with my 250 megabit connection. USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 works at the intended speed and 2.0 also works well. The HDMI port works with my 1080p 60Hz TV, although I don't know if it works. I'll do 60hz at 4k as I can't test it. Also, I'm having some scaling issues, but be aware this is easily fixed. The SD port works (although I'm not sure at what speed, and I can't test Micro SD. The PD USB-C port is a nice addition, but I'm not sure if it works because I don't have him USB-c chargers High power temperatures: the hub gets warm during use, I have an RGB mouse pad plugged in and the hub gets hot, the same goes for the other ports but they are by no means close to burning out, I have Expected something that seemed high quality and durable but got something that seemed cheap and empty, no worries, but still a bit nondescript Cable: The cable on the box was shown as something it's less than 17cm, actually it's around 50cm , but from the photos on the website it looks long but that doesn't stop it working for me because my laptop is on a stand and I need the extra length to keep it from hanging out. Conclusion: USB huh b very It's not good but disappointing in several aspects, I still highly recommend it and I don't think anyone who buys it will regret it. won't come out but shakes so much it damages my laptop's USB-C port so I don't want to use it anymore and the situation is made worse as my laptop is on a stand which only makes it shake even more . I'm rating it 3 stars instead of 1-2 because I'm hoping it was just my bushing that failed or something.