USB C Hub, Type C Adapter, FALWEDI 10-in-1 Dongle with Ethernet, 4K@30Hz HDMI, VGA, 3 USB3.0, SD/TF Card Reader, Mic/Audio, USB-C PD 3.0, Compatible for MacBook Air Pro and Other Type C Laptops

Prologue: I've owned this device for quite some time now. I bought my Macbook Pro 2019 13'(upgraded from a 2009 HP laptop) earlier in 2020 and one of my biggest upsets was seeing 2 USB C ports.. now looking through a selection of items, this one had caught my eye. A year ago this products was somewhere around $60-$80 with a hefty deal added to it(currently it is around $40 with a small coupon. Is it worth it? Product details: Falwedi has designed this USB C Hub to accommodate our sad, yet sleek Macbooks. It is a 10-in-1 featuring 3 USB 3.0 slots, 1 VGA slot, 1 HDMI slot, a slot for standard SD cards & a TF/Micro-SD card reader, a Female USB C Charging Port(to charge your Macbooks*), Audio/input slot, and finally an Ethernet port. It connects with a little wire which measures at around 4.5 inches(not counting the USB C input). The Juicy Bits: What more should I tell you? It's a 10-in-1 USB Dongle!! It's of great value compared to other ones I've seen, and the color is complementary to the aluminum frame of the Macbook Pro. I can tell you from 11 months of usage that this hub is very much reliable. It takes somewhat the same amount of desk space as my Logitech mouse and because of this, I always pair these together when bringing my laptop along somewhere. Each respective slot functions well, although I haven't had a reason to use everything(ethernet port, VGA, USB C charging port). There is no moment where a slot had died or refused to operate, which I'm very satisfied about. HDMI port works very well, no signs of connectivity issues. I've transferred around 150GB of data in between SD cards and my hard drive to back things up and I have seen zero data transfer issues. The Issues: I have none really except for a minor few. I am not saying it's the hub's fault, however I would often time get stutters using my wireless mouse. There are a couple reasons this could be happening: perhaps the surface of my desk isn't the best thing to use, maybe it's an internal flaw in my mouse trying to connect to the USB input, OR perhaps it's the slot in the hub. It's undecided whether it's the hub's fault, but I'm thinking it isn't. This happens no matter which USB slot I choose so maybe it is just my mouse. "But does it overheat?" I am aware of other reviewers experiencing overheating problems, but honestly I haven't. It gets moderately hot at its worst. Not enough to burn my hand, but then again I don't have this thing jammed entirely; I only ever use 2-3 of the slots, 4-5 if I'm busy with stuff. But no I have not experienced any overheating. The Final Analysis: This hub remains a proprietary component of my Macbook and I see no signs of it dying anytime soon. I have no prior history with Falwedi or any of their products, but this hub is a very good product and it's convincing me to take a look at their other products if I need so. Overall I give this hub a 5/5, and I'm not saying this lightly. It has been very reliable in data transfers, device inputs, and connecting to my monitor. I am not disappointed in the least, and I would recommend this product. Thanks for reading.

This is a very practical and well built USB-C hub. It has a good variety of USB connections as well as the all critical USB power delivery (PD) passthrough! Not only do a lot of other USB-C hubs not have this as an option but the ones that do don't have enough power for most laptops or devices. Built quality: The built of this device is very high quality. Made from an aluminum allow that's very sturdy, no creaks, bends or flexing. Very nice. Ports: Three full speed USB 3.0 5Gbs ports is a god send. Most other USB-C hubs have 2 USB 3.0 ports and maybe one other USB 2.0 port, so the addition of a third port is very nice. All ports were tested and delivery the rated speed as advertised. All the other ports work as expected and the only other port that I'd like to see is a USB-C for data as well as PD but it's not biggie because I have a lot of USB-C to USB-A adapters. Power delivery (PD) passthrough: This is the real reason I purchased this USB-C hub! The other two USB-C hubs I have don't have this as an option and it was sorely missed. This allows me to not only expand my ports but I can have all of my external devices connected and not have to worry about running out of battery. Other than that, this USB-C hub is very small and compact making it perfect for portability and I don't have to hunt for cables because the there is one included. Highly recommended.

This 10-in-1 usb-c hub is the perfect solution I have been looking for. After spending countless hub, i came across this sleek and compact hub. All I needed was a HDMI port, charging port for my laptop and a couple usb ports, but this hub actually include many different features. There is a magnificent Ethernet port that delivers internet access reliably. The VGA port and HDM port allow for 2 possible monitors to be used simultaneously. The HDMI port creates a crystal clear display with 4K resolution, and quick refresh rate. The USB-A ports offer up to 5 Gbps data transfer and quick charging. The compact design allows for me to easily bring this hub from one place to another. The first photo shows how clear my 4k monitor is displayed. Shown in my 2nd photo, all my needs are fulfilled: 1. charging my earbuds 2. charging my phone 3. charging my watch 4. connecting my wireless mouse 5. power delivering my laptop through usb-c wire 6. connecting my ethernet cable 7. connecting my monitor The 3rd photo shows a pouch that the product comes with; I use this pouch everyday to carry my hub to work, and it also comes with an extension cord. The last photo shows how small it is compared to a pencil (it is actually shorter than a pencil!) Overall, I made the best decision to buy this useful and high-quality usb-c hub! It truly fits all of my needs, and with all of the amazing features, this hub is probably the best bang for your buck!

This is just an initial review -- I'll update when I have more data and more time with the hub. Off the bat, I tested the 3 usb 3.0 ports, the hdmi, the vga, the ethernet, and the usb-c power port. All work, but with cavets. The power port works but there's a slight drop in output. I am using a 94w power supply, and my Mac OS power shows a 94w supply. When I put the same plug into the hub and connect the hub to my Mac, it only shows a 89w supply -- there's a 5w drop. Also, unless you have some thing vga cable, you can't have both the vga and ethernet at the same time -- the vga will cover part of the LAN port. I haven't been able to do any data transfers over the USB 3.0 ports yet but at least it recognizes the devices and will charge them. Finally, the device runs HOT. Like steering wheel on a warm day hot. That's with it driving nothing but hdmi video.

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I really like this port and I actually travel with it

Took several weeks to arrive (Covid has delayed many deliveries so understand), but after waiting for it to arrive it doesn’t work as advertised. All the peripherals I currently connect to my laptop do not work when connected to the dock. Speakers via audio jack, network via Cat6, web cam and external drive via USB and external monitor via HDMI. I have tried other docks via my USB C port and they work w all of the above devices except the HDMI. I tried each device individually w no luck as well thinking I might to not use the HDMI but nothing works.

Originally purchased this for a Google Chromecast TV dongle. After seeing alot of reviews of ppl using similar USB hubs to add functionality it thiers I was excited to actually use this. Unfortunately it wouldn't even power the device properly, making it continously boot and loop. Tired different cables and obviously various higher voltage power brick/adapter but still no dice.

Mu usb connector for my headphones continually disconnects and reconnects during meetings causing an unreliable connection. While the unit looks pretty it does not work well enough for me to go about my work without having to worry about it.