UGREEN USB C Hub, 7 in 1 Multiport Adapter with 4K@60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, 100W Power Delivery, SD/TF Card Reader, 2 USB 3.0 Ports, Docking…
$49.99
Last updated on April 26, 2024 2:40 am Details
- All-in-one USB C Hub：UGREEN 7 in 1 USB-C hub features a 4K@60Hz HDMI port, 1000Mbps Ethernet port, USB C charging port with 100W power delivery, SD/TF card reader, and 2 USB 3. 0 ports. Connect to the latest MacBook Pro or USB-C devices with the multiport adapter to bring convenience to your work.
- Sync in 4K@60Hz: Simply connect with the HDMI port and you can project UHD 4K@60Hz/30Hz or Full HD 1080p 60Hz video content on HDTV, Monitor, or projectors. Stream movies, presentations, or video games on your monitors in one click.
- PD 100W Pass-Through Charging: The docking station comes with an in-unit Type-C input so you can charge while having access to multiple peripherals. Power is shared between all dock-connected USB-C devices and adjusted based on needs. The hub delivers about 95W for charging a connected laptop and 5W for powering the hub when connected to a 100W power input.
- USB C Ethernet Hub: A 1000 Mbps Ethernet port provides a more stable and faster connection to a wired network(Note: 1Gbps LAN port of the router and CAT5e cable and high speed Ethernet driver are required to get 1Gbps). The RJ45 port can recognize your internet speed and automatically adjusts to the highest level, no matter it is 10/100/1000Mbps. (MacBook users are advised to upgrade to macOS 12 or later)
- Effortless Data Transfer: 2* 3.0 USB ports support up to 5Gbps transmission speed rates, fast enough to transfer HD movies in seconds. Also perfect to connect a keyboard, mouse, flash drives, or other USB A connected peripherals. The SD TF Card reader (Speed up to 104 Mbp/s) for USB-C/Type-C/Thunderbolt 3 devices to access files from SD/TF card reader.
Specification: UGREEN USB C Hub, 7 in 1 Multiport Adapter with 4K@60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, 100W Power Delivery, SD/TF Card Reader, 2 USB 3.0 Ports, Docking…
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UGREEN USB C Hub, 7 in 1 Multiport Adapter with 4K@60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, 100W Power Delivery, SD/TF Card Reader, 2 USB 3.0 Ports, Docking…
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Chema –
La transmisión de video es de mala calidad. Compré dos, uno para mi Mac mini personal y otro para el Macbook del trabajo, y ambos tienen el mismo problema con el vídeo.
Provee la resolución y los Hz que promete, pero la calidad de imagen baja en general. Creo que es un problema con los colores, como se puede ver en la foto.
Soy informático y ya me pareció raro que transfiriese 4K 60Hz con 5Gbps… Tras el problema, hice los cálculos (hay muchas páginas web para ello) y la banda ancha necesaria es de 16Gbps… HDMI 2.0 tiene como tope 4K 60Hz y tiene un ancho de banda de 18Gbps…
Con todo esto, es imposible que transfiera correctamente la imagen… No soy experto en trasferencia de vídeo, pero imagino que se estén perdiendo datos (muchísimos).
Subo dos fotos dividiendo monitor y comparando con el hub conectado (izquierda) y con conexión HDMI 2.0 directa (derecha).
finalatom –
I bought this for my MacBook Pro. After using it for a few days I noticed that my external hard drive had disconnected and got an error message on my Mac stating that I had improperly ejected my hard drive. Same thing happened with my USB sticks. I tried different ones. If they were plugged directly into the Mac, no problems, but when plugged into the Ugreen hub they would randomly disconnect within a 24 hour period. I only have trouble with these drives, including Ethernet when plugged into the Ugreen hub. I looked in the reviews and found other customers with this problem.
Nur selbst überzeugen kann bewertet werden –
I bought this to make it easier to connect my laptop to my monitor etc as well as power it and I’m glad to say that it’s doing what I want it to do.
The power supply is USB-C which is passed through to the laptop, the monitor is connected via the HDMI port and then I’ve got my mouse and keyboard plugged into the two USB ports on it, so I’ve only got a single USB-C to plug into my laptop which connects everything.
What’s better is that I can switch out my work laptop for a MacBook Pro which gives me all of the same connectivity but with only one cable to connect.
I don’t use the ethernet connection so can’t comment on that or the card reader.
1st world problems, but it works.
D. Leitch –
I have used this on a Dell XPS13 for the last couple of months. Display and USB work fine. However, power passthrough doesnt. My laptop need 45W – I knew the unit would “use” 5w so expected it to not charge properly if I only used a 45W charger (laptop throws up errors and warnings all the time). So I connected a 100W charger to fix this, but I still get the errors.
This may work better on other laptops, but I would avoid for a Dell XPS.
KZ –
At first I was happy with the purchase and the use of the product, it does meet my requirement of everything but after experience it for a week, I realized that it shuts off the wired internet connection, not only on my MacBook Air, but also on my other wired devices such as NAS, desktop computer and other wired devices on the same switch. I can simply unplug the hub and plug back in to my MacBook air to get the internet back in 10 seconds but that’s not how it suppose to work! So I decided to return it and let you guys know this fact here.
nanimal00 –
It works, build quality is very good. but… when using this with a MacBook Pro(thundbolt 4/usb4 ports), ethernet doesn’t show disconnected when I unplug the cable, usb 3 external drive(not ssd) only does about 2-3MBps, if I have a mouse(usb2) plugged in. when I connect the same external drive directly to the laptop, I get about 40-50MBps. My guess is this thing have only one usb controller, so it will only go as fast as the slowest usb device you have connected.
DA –
Purchased the Lenovo Yoga 6 using this adapter for external monitor and ports. The only issue I can find is the video to an external monitor is a little grainy. I am going to try on another monitor. Might be that monitor though it works fine with other connections. The adapter meets our needs for my wife.
Mr Chow –
Was hoping this would be my answer for Ethernet plus HDMI, but tmit cannot do 60Hz 4k like my older HDMI dongle. Does not work on my XPS 13.
bt –
I needed this for my PixelBook and it didn’t work. I also have a much expensive CA Essentials Docking Station that works fine, so there’s something up with compatibility and this device. Avoid if you’re using a Chromebook.
Alex B –
Although I’ve only used this hub for 1 day I wanted to share some product feedback but also guidance to others who might be wanting to use in the same manner that I am.
The short version is that this device works perfectly. Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI with 4K at 60hz, Power Delivery goes from 65W power supply to 60W reported by the laptop. The Model is CM512, Part Number 60515.
My set-up
Laptop: Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 2i
OS: Windows 10
Usage: Desktop Dock
Devices connected:
HDMI: Monitor
Ethernet: Gigabit switch
Power Input: Lenovo 65w charger
USB 3.0 Dell Wireless keyboard & mouse receiver
USB 3.0 Plantronics USB Speakerphone
Connected to the ThinkPad using the laptop USB-C Dock port
I got this hub to use as a dock to avoid having to plug/unplug the above devices everyday, it was not to provides ports that are missing on the laptop (they are all there). I was concerned about whether the laptop’s 65W charger would still be able to charge it when connected as pass-through. And it does, just about.
The power rate drops from 65W to 60W, the laptop still reports it’s being charger, but it’s not close to the actual rate possible. I had the laptop working in this set up for an hour when the battery was at 100%, after the hour the battery was at 99%. This does not create a problem for me as even a drop of 10% after 8 hours of work would still acceptable.
I am looking into another USB-C power supply, it will probably be an 80W or greater, which will be to power this unit and the laptop’s power supply will then be available for trips.
For those wondering, the ethernet adapter is ASIX AX88179 USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter.
The hub was Plug n Play for Windows, did not ask for any drivers.
Pictures are attached for the LAN speed, LAN driver details, and HDMI 4K display refresh rates support. BTW the HDMI was tested on an LG C1 4K TV which support 120hz.
Overall I’m happy with this hub, does everything I need it to do.
Chema –
Es könnte so schön sein. Preis, Qualität, Leistung passt hier einfach perfekt.
Wäre nur nicht das Problem an meinem MacBook Air M1 2020.
Leider gibt es Probleme mit der Ethernetverbindung. Alle andere Anschlüsse inklusive 4K@60Hz funktionieren tadellos.
Ethernet funktioniert bei mir so lange wie das Macbook in Betrieb ist einwandfrei.
Geht das Gerät jedoch in den Standby kommt es nach einer Zeit X (konnte ich noch nicht verifizieren) dazu dass das Gesamte Netzwerk im meinem Haus nicht mehr funktioniert. In dem Moment wo ich das Ethernet Kabel vom Dock abziehen funktioniert das Netzwerk wieder einwandfrei.
Bei meinem Lenovo Windows Firmenrechner tritt dieses Problem nicht auf.
Ich werde den Dock nochmal bestellen in der Hoffnung es war ein Montagsgerät.
Ansonsten müssen leider beide Retoure was ich sehr schade finden würde. Ein anderer Dock für knapp 100 Euro (siehe meine Rezensionen) hatte das Problem mit dem Ethernet nicht weshalb ich das MacBook als Fehler einmal ausschließen. Der teure Dock schafft dafür die 4K mit 60 Hz nicht.
Update
Hab den Adapter jetzt nochmal bestellt. Leider gleiches Verhalten, er legt sobald das MacBook in Standby geht mein komplettes Internet über Netzwerk lahm.
rentageek4u –
So important a newer computer lacks as many USB’s as older models. New laptop also had no CAT5 connection. I am much happier than when I discovered the missing ports: problem solved!
Patrick –
My laptop only has 2 USB-C ports so bought this so that I could connect two monitors and connect to a power source. Order this (more expensive) version because it indicated it only uses 5W to power instead of 15W like others. Using this, my laptop only complains that the draw slows the recharging of the battery. However, since I always have it plugged in, I don’t have any issues with the battery draining faster than the recharge.