Thunderbolt 4 Port

[0.185 lb] Almost everything you need... the only port missing is an thunderbolt 2 port but I love it

[0.125 lb] Plug and play into a windows thunderbolt port. Looks just like the picture.

[0.505 lb] Well built with a fast transfer on a Thunderbolt/USB 4 port.

[3.27 lb] Does exactly what I need it to. Replaces two Mini boxes, takes up only one Thunderbolt port.

[Cable] Works great on the USB-C/Thunderbolt port on the Mac Mini M1 to get a second display.

[16 oz (435 g)] I needed a powered Thunderbolt hub for my M1 Mac Mini. This one fit the space I had and seemed perfect. I have three 2TB SSDs in my recording setup. They're not Thunderbolt, but USB-3, Gen 2. They ran fine through an unpowered USB-C hub, but this hub seems at least twice as fast. Instruments that took up to a minute load in Kontakt now load in a few seconds. No stutters or other issues so far. Hopefully it will last a long time. The overall size is perfect, but the design should have been thought through a little better. I wish the power supply port and main port were on one of the ends though. Having everything on one side would have been even better. It's intrusive in it's current location and cables stick out from both sides making it a little cumbersome to setup. Those are minor issues though since it has greatly improved my workflow.

[5-90% RH] I wanted to free up a thunderbolt port that I normally use for a second monitor. After downloading a driver from the StarTech website, this little box allowed me to run the monitpr out of a usb port. Voila! It worked!

[0.155 lb] This fits 16 M1 MacBook Pro perfectly. All the ports work perfectly with one port having Thunderbolt 4 full speed and the display shuts perfectly even when installed. Just what the doctor ordered.

[8 TB] I purchased to expand connections to Mac Mini M1, to connect a couple external drives (one was Thunderbolt 1), and to have another USB-A available, since the two jacks on the Mini were used for the Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad. It's been running nearly constantly since early 2021 (this Mac Mini remains powered up all the time). While it's true that if you bump up against the Thunderbolt input cable, it can disconnect, I have not had that issue happen much at all since connecting it. However I have it in a fixed position on desktop (so it's rare to be sufficiently bumped). I've not run this with an 'speed' tests, since I only have disk drives connected. If I were to subtract a half star, it would be that I wished it had another USB-A port. But I knew the port specs before purchase.

[1920 x 1080] Not much to say--it's a cable and it works. Using it to connect a 2015 MacBook Air with a Thunderbolt 2 port (Mini DisplayPort) to a Dell 4K monitor using the HDMI input.