USB C Hub with 4K HDMI, SD Card Reader & Ethernet - Compact Multiport

Our review of this USB C hub finds it useful for users who need a compact, multiport solution for modern laptops and tablets. It is best suited to people who regularly switch between wired networking, external storage and external displays, because the hub combines dual USB 3.0 ports, an SD card slot, a 4K-capable HDMI output and a gigabit Ethernet port in a single rose gold package. The single biggest reason to buy is convenience: it turns one USB-C port into several stable, high-speed connections while still allowing up to 60W of pass-through charging.

Key Features

• Dual USB 3.0: Two USB 3.0 ports give up to 5Gbps transfer speed for external drives, wired keyboards and mice without slowing basic workflows.
• SD Card Reader: The card slot accepts SD, SDHC, SDXC and MMC cards so photographers and content creators can quickly offload images and video.
• 4K HDMI Output: HDMI 1.4 supports mirror or extended displays at up to 4K@30Hz or 2K@60Hz, which is useful for presentations and secondary monitor setups.
• Power Delivery Pass-through: The Type-C charging port can pass through up to 60W to your laptop or device so you can charge while using the hub.
• Gigabit Ethernet: The built-in LAN adapter provides 10/100/1000 Mbps wired networking for stable, low-latency connections when Wi-Fi is unreliable.

Who It's For

This hub is ideal for MacBook Pro and MacBook Air users from recent model years (2016-2025) and owners of other full-function USB-C laptops, tablets or handhelds who need a tidy, portable docking option. It works well for students, remote workers and creatives who regularly connect SD cards, external drives and an external display for editing or presentations.

Those who need full 4K@60Hz HDMI, very high-wattage charging or guaranteed zero heat under heavy continuous loads should look for specialized docks instead. Also, users who require absolute consistency across every peripheral occasionally reported intermittent connectivity, so mission-critical enterprise deployments may prefer a larger thunderbolt dock.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Combines multiple useful ports in a slim, portable adapter that reduces the need for several dongles.
• USB 3.0 ports and SD card reader provide fast data transfer for external drives and memory cards.
• Gigabit Ethernet and HDMI output add wired networking and external display options without extra adapters.
• Up to 60W pass-through charging keeps a laptop powered while connected to peripherals.

Cons

• Some users report intermittent connectivity or power delivery issues in a few cases, so results can vary by device and cable.
• The hub can run warm during extended use, which is common for compact multiport adapters with active Ethernet and HDMI.

Specifications

Ports	2 x USB 3.0, 1 x HDMI 1.4, 1 x SD/MMC slot, 1 x USB-C PD, 1 x Gigabit Ethernet
USB Speed	USB 3.0 up to 5Gbps
HDMI Output	4K@30Hz or 2K@60Hz (downward compatible)
Power Delivery	Pass-through up to 60W
Ethernet	10/100/1000 Mbps gigabit LAN
Compatibility	Full-function USB-C laptops and tablets including MacBook Pro/Air (2016-2025), Surface, Chromebook
Finish	Rose Gold

Our Verdict

This USB C hub is a sensible, good-value pick for users who need a portable multiport adapter that covers common tasks: wired networking, SD card transfers, external displays and basic USB peripherals. It is not for those needing the highest HDMI refresh rates or very heavy continuous power, but for most students, travelers and casual creators it provides considerable convenience and flexibility at a practical price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this charge my laptop while using other ports?
The Type-C port supports pass-through charging up to 60W so it can power many laptops while other ports are in use.

Does the HDMI support 4K?
Yes, the HDMI 1.4 port supports up to 4K@30Hz and 2K@60Hz and is backward compatible with lower resolutions.

Is the Ethernet connection reliable?
The gigabit LAN offers 10/100/1000 Mbps wired connectivity for stable network access, though a few users reported intermittent connectivity in isolated cases.