HYPER 8-in-1 USB C hub - Slim Hub for MacBook And USB-C Devices Space Grey
Description
- About this item
- Allow USB-C MacBook, PC and other devices to work with popular legacy connections
- Turns a single USB-C port into 8 ports (Network/Ethernet, HDMI 4K, 4K Mini Display Port, USB-C with Power Delivery, 2 x USB 3.1, micros, SD,
- Ultra thin, hub takes little space
- The best hyper drive solution for USB-c users
- Precision milled aluminium enclosure, available in Space Gary and Silver with the same colour and appearance as the MacBook and MacBook Pro
Colour Name:Space Gray Product Description The Hyper SLIM hub 8 in 1 has a built-in USB-C cable and makes it possible to 'convert' one USB type-C port to 8 ports. 1x Network/Ethernet, 1x USB-C with charging capability. 1x 4K HDMI, 1x 4K Mini Display Port, 1x SD, 1x Micro SD and 2x USB-A 3.1. Super thin housing, hub takes little space. Available in space grey and silver. Box Contains Hyper drive SLIM hub 8-in-1 for MacBook & USB-C devices - Gary
Reviews
N**L
Use daily , best purchase
This has been used every day since I got this , fantastic purchase and works perfectly, powering a TV screen , external hard drives , supplying power to MacBook and phone plugged in , Ethernet is essential , best purchase
T**.
I love this! Buy one!!
This is a awesome device.... I'm sure the price puts people off but I think you really get what you pay for with this. The video outputs were key for me, wanting to connect my laptop to a large additional screen when I work from home, also had a range of other ports including Ethernet and 2 x USB 3s. It looks good too, sleek and professional.
D**E
Neat slim design
Not in use yet but looks ok & solidly built
F**P
Beware that both monitor outputs are the same
I bought this device primarily to display two extra monitors from my laptop (which it is capable of). Whilst the device works well in general I was very disappointed to find out that both monitor outputs are duplicates of each other - if you plug in two monitors, then you get the same on each, which is fairly pointless for most people. There is nothing in the documentation or product description that I could find that states this, and so I feel a little bit cheated. I would think that most people expect a device with two monitor outputs to be able to support two separate displays from those monitors.
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