UGREEN Revodok USB C Hub Ethernet, 7-in-1 USB-C Dock with 4K@60Hz HDMI, 1Gbps Ethernet, 100W PD, 2 USB-A 3.0 Ports, SD/TF for MacBook M1/M2, iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max, iPad, iMac, Steam Deck

This USB-C hub has been a godsend for my MacBook Air. It has a fantastic selection of ports, including HDMI, Ethernet, USB-A, USB-C, and SD card slots. The HDMI output is capable of 4K@60Hz, which connects to my Samsung QLED Monitor and displays a crystal clear image.The Ethernet port performs very well, providing a reliable wired network connection. I was able to achieve fast and stable download and upload speeds comparable with the built-in gigabit port in my Windows laptop.One minor point is that when I have a power adapter plugged into the hub, it does get a bit warm to the touch. However, this is completely normal and it remains safe to use even when warm. The heat dissipation seems adequate.Overall, this is a very capable and versatile USB-C hub that provides a great selection of ports in a compact form factor. The key functions like Ethernet and HDMI work flawlessly. It was so good I bought a second one which is permanently connected to my MacBook Pro on my desk.

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-upLaptop: Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 2iOS: Windows 10Usage: Desktop DockDevices connected:HDMI: MonitorEthernet: Gigabit switchPower Input: Lenovo 65w chargerUSB 3.0 Dell Wireless keyboard & mouse receiverUSB 3.0 Plantronics USB SpeakerphoneConnected to the ThinkPad using the laptop USB-C Dock portI 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.

Everything about this hub is perfect for me the only thing that would be nice is for it to have a usb c data port but works very well, Got the thing max out and still works

I work part time from home and find this adapter great. Use it for Ethernet, hdmi cable and wireless mouse adapter. Everything is one place and saves me having to use multiple ports on my laptop. Does not interfere and works fine for outgoing and incoming calls including Teams calls.

I was looking for a USB hub that could connect my 2023 MacBook Air M2 15" to an external display (1080p, 60Hz) via HDMI, and could support USB-A connection for a SanDisk memory stick. This device so far has carried out these tasks well. It does get a little warm during use, but not enough to cause concern. The braided cable and metallic body make it more durable and premium than other hubs I have used. I have not attempted to charge my laptop using the USB-C port, nor have I utilised the Ethernet or SD ports, but for the purposes stated above it performs as expected. I am pleased with and recommend this item.

Using with M4 iMac to support a Dell 4k monitor and works great at 60hz.Also connected to my Topping audio DAC and Pioneer DDJ-1000 controller.Using the SD card slot for a 512GB micro SD.Everything works well.Also using the Ugreen Type C to Type C extension cable with this set up, all good.Highly recommended.