USB C Hub, 10-in-1 USB C Dock with 4K HDMI, 100W Power Delivery, 5 USB A Up to 5Gbps, Gigabit Ethernet, microSD and SD Card Reader, USB C Hub Multiport Adapter for MacBook Air/Pro, XPS and More

For some reason, most rechargeable devices on the market these days do not come with a wall charger. You get a charging cable, but are expected to have your own power supply, like a wall charger you received with another device or the USB jack on a computer. I find this kind of annoying. I decided to make a charging station for such rechargeable devices by combining a USB hub with a powerful power supply. I ordered this USB hub and a 96 watt charger made to power a Mac Book Pro. This hub, along with the separately ordered wall charger, has worked great as a charging station. It has allowed me to charge two portable chargers, plus a flashlight and phone simultaneously. This hub not only provides several USB-A jacks, but also a USB-C jack in case your rechargeable device came with a Type-C cable. I’m very happy with the performance of this small, lightweight hub. The size and weight make it convenient to take along when I travel.

A good design. Handy port placement. The HDMI requires Windows to run a scan for hardware changes from the Device Manager window while the hub is plugged in. It might still take a few tries to get Windows to recognize the additional HDMI port. The hub is also fully capable of charging devices such as smartphones through its USB ports. Its nice once you get the HDMI working correctly, but it would be nice not to have the hassle of jumping through extra hoops to do that. For the price especially, it should be plug and play.

We had one like this before and had it for years and it broke so we replaced it with this. I like it because it saves me from having to have any many plugs to charge things in. Being able to use one device to charge several iPhones and other devices is handy. Its worth the buy.

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I run two screens and needed another HDMI port. Works flawlessly. Tried plugging in some of my USB accessories. They also worked flawlessly. Would get it again and recommend it highly 5-stars.

I checked out the data transfer speeds of this device and found that it would operate at the same speed as when the SSDs were connected directly to my PC. Just a reminder, however, since this hub does not use a dedicated AC power adapter, you need to be careful not to connect too many devices that have high power requirements, such as external portable HDDs. Flash drives, printers, scanners, and similar devices that either do not require much power or have their own AC power source can all be connected at the same time.

The Krevi 10-in-1 USB C Dock includes a 4K HDMI port, 100W Power Delivery, 5 USB A ports up to 5Gbps, Gigabit Ethernet, microSD and SD Card Reader. It works great for transferring my photo files from my camera’s SD card to my MacBook Air for storage in the cloud. Normally that is done via a Wi-Fi connection to my phone app but when Wi-Fi isn’t available this device can be a life saver for my photography needs. I’m hoping to do a little research to see if it is possible to use this hub directly with my phone or iPad for more portability. I also have used it for transferring music files with great success. This is a great hub with everything you need!

We use this all the time, for everything. Its so handy to not have to track down the right cord - just grab this thing and it has what you need.

Its a very sleek unit and obviously the 10 and 1 means that youre going to have versatility reports not only for USB 3.0 with the USB C ports but high-speed USB As and several card readers as well. This can provide quite a few needed ports from just one on a laptop as a general user but it also can come in very handy for photographers and people using the media cards because you can have one plugged into it and read or write from it on the go. The unit itself doesnt get too hot Ive had a couple of these where theyre hot to the touch if you pump quite a few things through them and this does get warm but not to the point that its going to burn you which means the heat transfer for the case is very good. The 100 watt input will translate through to your laptop to give you power but this also is compatible with switch and steam decks and any more with the variety that you can get on these and the way that laptop ports are multi-purpose this fits in perfectly. Youve got gigabit Ethernet as well as a 4K HDMI out as well for an extra monitor or side monitor that they make to put with laptops and theres the one that folds out both directions this will work with that as well all that coming from One USB C port means that whether you have a little or a lot built into the laptop youre going to have a lot of options. Same goes with the Nintendo switch which usually just has one port or a steam deck which again just has one port.

Ive been running this for a few days connected to a Samsung note 10+ - all functions work great and thereve been no errors leaving it running. I have cat 5e, FHD, a portable hard drive, 4 USB card readers, a USB 3 splitter, a dongle for a mouse, and a micro SD plugged in right now. It feels solid and all connections are secure.