Intpw USB C Hub, 9-IN-1 USB C Hub Multiport Adapter with 4K HDMI, PD 100W, Type C and 2 Type A 3.0 5Gbps, 2 Type A 2.0, SD/TF and Aluminium USB HUB for Laptop/iPhone15/16 series/MacBook Air/Pro

This docking station has a great range of ports. The triangular shape means that it actually sits on my desk much better than other hubs I have tried, no more slipping around. And all the ports that you need to plug into are easily accessible on the same side of the device so you don't have to turn it to find a spare slot or have cables going in multiple directions. Much more office friendly than my old hub. I have moved my old flat hub to my travelling kit. While this new one has a better set of ports, the shape and size mean that you probably don't want to use it as a portable device. It's not heavy or extremely bulky, but if your main purpose is travel, you would be better off with a smaller device.

Works great

The UB is compact, small but it has all the plugs I need it. The base has got rubber strips so does not slide. Very happy with my purchase.

Good USB hub. HDMI output is superb and works better than I was expecting. Could use more functional USB c ports though, as one of them doesn't seem to do anything. Don't know if that's on me or what I'm plugging into it.

Mac users that have relied on dongles since Thunderbolt changed the world can expect a pleasant replacement to those pesky and temperamental rectangular USB-dongles. Practically, this is a plug-and-play type of interface; it features a light up LED let users know when it's "switched on", per se. The base version of this USB dongle comes equipped with just about enough USB ports for the typical user. The dongle itself has a good weight to it and feels like you have paid for a sturdy piece of equipment. In layman's terms, yes - I think you get value for money. You won't need to move and adjust the dongle in weird ways to get any USB cables slotted in and out. As a mac mini user, this dongle sits just under my monitor, at the centre of my setup, and all USB ports are always facing me. I also adore the 45 degree layout. Ergonomically speaking, it just make sense.

When this first arrived, I connected the hub to a known, working USB-C port in the back of my iMac. That port works fine for data transfer and charging either my iPhone or iPad or other devices. Once I'd connected the hub, I used my normal charge cable into the data USB-C on the hub. OK it worked to my iPhone, transferring data and charging the device, but a very slow charge rate for USB-C. It did not work with the iPad. No charging, no data transfer. I then tried some other USB-C devices. It wouldn't charge my headphones, it did charge my AppleTV remote; it would not transfer data to/from my radio. Overall I conclude that the port on the hub is not a fully valid USB-C port. When it arrived I had gone online to get the improved warranty advertised within the packaging. Failure -- the website does not exist; the QR code in the manual leads to the same non-existent web site. All the web page says is that I could buy that web address and create my own site if I wanted to (and paid their fees). So the suggestion to contact their support department is a failure too. Overall, very disappointing.

So far so good

does the job well