Type-C Hub with 6 Ports
Type-C hub with HDMI + 2* USB-A + SD/SDHC + USB-C Power Delivery
DESCRIPTION
Use the USB-C PD port on your MacBook or other laptop with USB-C port for fast charging and data transfer, while featuring USB 3.0, SD/MSD card reader, 4k HDMI, and Type-C ports.
The USB-C PD port supports data transfer at speeds up to 40 Gb/s and allows charging of MacBooks, iPads, and other laptops or tablets with Type-C connectors.
Use the HDMI port to transmit clear, high-resolution video to your 4K display.
Two USB 3.0 ports support a data transfer rate of up to 5 Gbps, providing perfect access to a wired keyboard and mouse, USB flash drives, hard drive and more.
The card slot works with SD, SDHC, SDXC memory cards.
FEATURES
- Add 6 ports to your new MacBook or other USB-C laptop.
- USB-C PD 60W, 1* USB-A 3.0 & 1* USB-A 2.0 for fast charging and data transfer.
- 4K 30Hz HDMI video display.
- SD/Micro card reader.
- Durable, solid aluminum construction.
- Available in Apple Silver.
COMPATIBILITY
All MacBooks and iPad Pros with USB-C ports, and any other device with USB-C ports.
Frequently Asked Questions — Type-C Hub 6 Ports
What ports are included on the 6-in-1 hub?
1× HDMI 4K (60Hz on M-series Macs), 2× USB-A 3.0 (5 Gbps data), 1× USB-C 100W Power Delivery passthrough, 1× SD card reader, 1× microSD card reader.
Does it work with MacBook Air and MacBook Pro M1/M2/M3/M4?
Yes — the hub is bus-powered via USB-C and works with every MacBook released since 2016, plus iPad Pro/Air with USB-C, Surface devices, and Windows PCs.
Will the HDMI port output 4K at 60Hz?
Yes on Apple M-series MacBooks (M1 and later) and Intel-based MacBooks from 2018 onward. Older models or some PCs may be limited to 4K@30Hz depending on the host's USB-C alt-mode capability.
Does the USB-C passthrough charge my MacBook while the hub is in use?
Yes. Plug your MacBook charger into the hub's USB-C PD port and the hub will pass through up to 100W to your MacBook while simultaneously running HDMI, USB, and the card readers.
Is a driver required?
No. The hub is plug-and-play on macOS, iPadOS, Windows, and ChromeOS — no driver install needed.
