USB C Adapter HDMI Hub for MacBook Pro/Air M1 M2 M3 2024 2023 13" 15" 16",Mac USB Adapter 7-in-2, MacBook Accessories with HDMI,Thunderbolt 3, USB C and 2 A 3.0 Data Ports, SD&microSD Card Reader

Love my MacBook but hate the fact it has just a couple USB-C ports on each side and no SD card or standard USB slots. I’ve had dongles before that increased the MacBook’s capacity but they were attached with USB-C cords that dangled and tangled. In the long run, you sacrificed portability for convenience. This unit plugs into the 2 USB-C ports on the side and adds a variety of USB and memory card functions to the mix. In my case, I attached it to the right side ports so it technically faces upside-down. Even though I can’t see the power-on light, I know it’s working because I can see the green glow of the power light shining down on my desktop. And it’s designed to look like it came with the MacBook (unless you have the newer, colored versions) and even fits nearly flush to the side. One thing to keep in mind, though, is that this is a hub/dongle and merely plugs into the USB-C slots on your MacBook. It provides no power on its own unless you plug in a power source. To that end, it has a pass-through charger port (it’s the first USB-C port available) so if you’re attempting to power yet another port off of this dongle be aware of that. Worth noting, this will NOT work if you have a cover on your MacBook. Covers that come up the side will interfere with plugging this in. As for pricing, it was the lowest priced one I could find at the time and works just as well as the more expensive ones I’ve used in the past (these were originally $100 or more at one time).

Very useful periphery for my computer. It is working very well for my two HDMI terminals and one VGA terminal in addition to my hard wired internet connection.

I purchased 2 of these. One for work, one for home, and it works great. I'm now able to plug in a single USB-C cable into my laptop and I get everything connected (keyboard, mouse, iPhone charger, usb power to the laptop and dual HDMI displays).

Performs as expected. Great addition to the laptop. It is connected to the USB-C ports on the side and tends to be a little unstable-not to the point of disconnection. Longevity is an issue due to the instability of the connection. A positive lock would be outstanding.

Great docking station. Works well. Just plug your charging system into the docking station, then plug the docking station into your laptop. Everything works well.

I wanted this item because I needed to connect my MacBook Pro to a computer monitor, in order to show my staff a presentation for work. I plugged the device into my computer and it asked me if I want to allow this device to connect to my MacBook. I selected yes, and the power light on the device turns on indicating that the hub is powered on. I take a brand new HDMI cord and plug it into my computer monitor and it’s not detecting any HDMI input. I thought maybe it was a setting issue with my computer, so I tried it on my boss’ MacBook. It also shows no picture from his as well. So it appears the hub device has some sort of manufacturer defect regarding the HDMI port. I have NOT attempted to try the other connections, as I specifically only needed the device for the HDMI connection. I am very disappointed because the device hub itself looks very slick… I like how it sits flush with the computer. I also like how it doesn’t have a cord like similar hubs, so I don’t have to worry about a cord going bad. The downside is mine apparently has some sort of defect and I want my money back, but the UPS store is 25 minutes away from my work and literally is ONLY open during the hours I’m working. That means in order to get a refund I’d have to spend my entire hour lunch break driving back and forth to the UPS store.

So far I'm very pleased. Om running 2 HTMI cables to monitirs, and using the USB ports. No problems!

I bought this to replace a smaller hub whose USB 3 port failed ... this has lots of USBA USBC and HDMI ports, so I thought it would work well with my newer HP laptop ... some yes, some no. The multiple USBA ports work well with Logitech usb wireless sender, scanner, misc USBA devices, and PD power in and charging laptop is good ... but the display doesn't work at all. "Beep" shows that Windows recognizes the signal, but the USBC port does not send a signal through the high quality USBC-Displayport adapter cable ... no display. Other cheaper/simpler hubs have ... darn. I thought I had an all-in-one. Guess it will have to be returned.