[6' / 1.8 m] It's well made and nice looking- works great in the center console.

[6' / 1.8 m] Look great, feel great, perform well!

[Yes] Highly recommended seller. Fast shipping

[7 x 4.3 x 1"] I wanted this port to add more external drives to my laptop. It works great. I am just storing and backing up photos to several drives. It works great. I don't monitor speed of backup because speed is not important to me. I just know it is quick and it works.

[7 x 4.3 x 1"] These guys are hard to find. Most USB-C hubs are decorated with USB-A hubs, taking up ports. I've used it now with 3 devices. As long as you don't want power over a port, it works well.

[7 x 4.3 x 1"] There are a lot of USB-C hubs on the market. Almost all of them give your USB-C computer USB-A ports, which a lot of things, like flash drives and mouse dongles, need. This is the only USB-C hub I’ve seen that gives you more USB-C ports. I bought one of them two years ago and it was great, but…only four ports isn’t going to do you much good anymore, so I bought a second one. Works great on my i9 MacBook Pro. I thought to myself, what happens if you plug a USB-A hub into this hub? Well…that works too. Just get this. You need it and you’ll like it.

[USB-C Male] Sturdy, doesn't kink, charges at full speed, comes with two quality cable cinches, length a bit more than 1 meter (which is good) and not too long like a 2-meter cable.

[7 x 4.3 x 1"] Short, perfect for use with power banks that you want to hold both in one hand!

[Lightning Male] The original flat short cable that came with my Satechi hub stopped working, so I bought this hoping to replace that, but I didn’t read the description carefully and this cable DOES NOT SUPPORT VIDEO. However, it’s still a keeper as the fast transfer speed is great, so I still enjoy not having to deal with a long cable every time I connect the hub for data transfer purposes. Cable is well made.

[Lightning Male] Does exactly what it is supposed to do. I was able to connect a 4k webcam, audio interface, USB-C monitor (using DisplayLink), and an external SSD. They all worked flawlessly.


The ports are also nicely spaced out, so your USB-C connector can be extra thick and still not block the one beside it. There's also a blue light (in the middle of the device, above the logo) that is constantly on when the hub is plugged in, even if nothing is attached to said hub.


The device itself is thin and very lightweight. I also appreciate that it is metal.

Note that there are a couple things that do not work. You can't charge your main device with this, so plugging in a USB-C cable attached to a power adapter doesn't do anything. It also does not carry over DisplayPort, so USB-C monitors will need to be connected another way.

Overall, I have definitely needed something like this. With everything going USB-C, it's very surprising to search USB-C hub on sites and still get those x-in-1 hubs with two or three USB-A ports, but only one or two USB-C ports.