Hub di tipo c con interfaccia 6 in 1 serie trasparente ORICO

The ORICO USB C Docking Station provided the HDMI and extra USB ports I need for my laptop. The device has performed flawlessly for three months. I appreciate the short cord to help with cord management. This is perfect for my situation.

I needed a USB-C hub for my Mac mini: I needed more USB-A ports and the SD card slots are nice to have, but I didn't need more ethernet or HDMI ports. The see-thru case on this model gives it an interesting look. It's smaller than it seemed in the photos. Because it's so light and has plugs on both sides, it's not the best for a clean, organized, permanent setup on a desk: you can't just tuck it behind your computer and expect it to stay put. I expect this is true for all these compact/portable hubs, but bulkier/heavier hubs intended for desktop use usually a much higher cost and a bunch of extraneous ports. Too early to tell how well it will last.

I needed something that would turn one USB Type C port on my Mac Book Pro, into many inputs.This adapter does just that.I can use one port to have USB 3.0 ports, an HDMI for external display, and a USB Type C port for charging and data transfer.The lights inside add a unique feel for the adapter, though, at times, it can be annoying to have a bright blue light, illuminating the entire area around your MBP while in a dim and dark room.If you could adjust the brightness of the LED lights, or, turn them off, this would be great.The speeds through the USB ports seem to be legit, and the HDMI provides 720p/1080p pictures perfectly. A great addition for people who need more inputs and input types

This USB C hub has 3 USB 3.2 GEN 1 ports, an HDMI port, an RJ45 Gigabit Internet port, a PD100W charging port, and an SD card slot. It's made well, and the entire bottom half of the housing is clear. There's a dim blue LED that lights up when it's in use. The top of the unit isn't transparent, so you can block most of the LED light depending on the orientation of the hub.

If you've a MacBook Pro, and you're looking for a place to plug in and process (especially your photos), this is an excellent choice for you. After all, the PD allowance is up to 100W. You can fit most SD cards thanks to both slots and then put them up on any given monitor. Although a DisplayPort connection would be nice. The clear aspect also just cool to look at.I don't really have any complaints about this thus far!