USB C Video Splitter Dual Monitor Hub - Dual 4K Display

In this review the USB C Video Splitter Dual Monitor Hub is presented as a focused solution for users who need to expand a single USB-C port into multiple high-speed connections. The bottom line: this hub is best for people who run dual portable or Type-C monitors and need reliable USB 3.2 Gen 2 data lanes plus PD passthrough options. It stands out because it supports dual 4K@30-60Hz displays and four USB-C 10Gbps ports, but readers should be aware of power routing requirements when driving two powered screens.

Key Features

• Dual 4K Display Support: Lets compatible DP1.4 laptops extend to two 4K monitors at 30-60Hz for increased screen real estate.
• Four USB-C 10Gbps Ports: All USB-C ports support USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps for fast file transfers and peripherals.
• PD Charging Flexibility: The PD port can deliver up to 100W when available, useful when pairing with a monitor that provides PD out.
• Works with Type-C Powered Monitors: Supports USB-C reverse-powered monitors that can supply laptop power, reducing cable clutter when the monitor supports PD out.
• Portable Monitor Friendly: Includes a full-featured cable to replace separate Mini HDMI and USB leads, simplifying portable screen connections.
• HDMI/DP Conversion: The USB-C video interface can be converted to HDMI or DP using a C-to-HDMI or C-to-DP cable for legacy displays.

Who It's For

The hub is aimed at professionals and mobile power users who need multiple high-resolution displays from a single USB-C port, such as developers, content creators, and gamers using portable monitors or DP1.4-capable Windows and Chrome laptops. It is also useful for on-the-go gaming setups where multiple USB-C ports and high data throughput are needed.

Those who should look elsewhere include MacBook users who expect two extended external displays (macOS typically supports only one extended monitor from a single USB-C video output) and users who cannot provide external power to two portable USB-C monitors, since the hub and most laptops cannot supply enough power for both screens concurrently.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Supports dual 4K displays at up to 60Hz on compatible hosts for significant workspace expansion.
• All four USB-C ports deliver USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps speeds for fast data transfer and peripherals.
• PD charging up to 100W when available, enabling laptop charging while driving an extra monitor when matched with a PD-capable display.
• Includes a full-featured cable to streamline connections to portable monitors.

Cons

• Power routing can be confusing: two portable USB-C screens usually require separate chargers or a PD-capable monitor to avoid power limits.
• MacBooks are limited to one extended external display in many configurations, reducing the hub's dual-monitor benefit for some Apple users.

Specifications

Our Verdict

This USB C Video Splitter Hub is a strong value for anyone who needs multiple high-resolution displays and high-speed USB-C ports while traveling or at a compact desk. It excels when paired with at least one PD-capable monitor or when portable screens are powered separately, delivering solid data speeds and flexible video conversion options for HDMI or DP displays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this hub charge a laptop while driving two monitors?
Answer: It can provide PD passthrough up to 100W, but if both external monitors are USB-C powered the PD port may be occupied; for two portable USB-C screens you will likely need separate chargers.

Will it work with MacBook to get two external displays?
Answer: In most cases macOS supports only one extended external monitor from a single USB-C video output, so Mac users should expect limitations.

Can I connect HDMI or DisplayPort monitors?
Answer: Yes, the USB-C video interface supports conversion to HDMI or DP using a C-to-HDMI or C-to-DP cable (those cables are not included).