RSHTECH USB C Hub 7-in-1 Multiport Adapter with 8K HDMI, 10Gbps USB-C and 2 USB A Data Ports, 100W Power Delivery, SD/TF Card Reader, Aluminum USB 3.1/3.2 Gen 2 Hub Dongle for PC and Laptop, RSH-T02

RSHTech makes great hubs, and this one is no exception! I bought the older version of the hub last year, and I was really happy with it. They released this new one, so I decided to upgrade this past August. I've been using it for about a month, and I couldn't be happier. This hub is perfect. I'm using a 2019 HP business notebook (EliteBook). The hub plugs into any USB-C port. Over the past month, I've used the two USB-A ports for my wireless Microsoft keyboard and wireless Logitech mouse. They work perfectly with no lag or interruptions. I've also plugged in a Microsoft webcam, external HDMI monitor, SD card, and my laptop's USB-C power cable. Even with ALL the ports occupied, this hub performs perfectly.Occasionally I take out some of the things above and put in my USB-A external solid state drive (SSD) to transfer files, or my phone (a brand new Samsung Galaxy) to charge, and both work as expected. The transfer speeds on the SSD max out, which means that these USB-A ports are truly 10Gbps. The phone charges just as quickly as it does with my OEM wall charger. Awesome.Overall, I'm completely satisfied with it. It is waaaay better than the older hub. This hub is much smaller and lighter, and it's made almost completely of metal. It's so small and light it fits in my pocket. Moreover, there's only one little pinhole-sized light on it, which I prefer. And at $35, it's pretty cheap too. Highly recommended!

This UBSC hub is perfect for your iPhone 15 Pro(Max), iPhone 16 Pro(Max) videography rigs. Not only can you charge your phone or wireless mics, you can also record directly to an external drive. Use the Blackmagic App to get the most out of this hub.

I’ve been searching for weeks for a usb-c hub that would allow me to use my iPhone 15 Pro Max as a proper video camera. With this hub you can shoot 4k Log ProRes, record it to an SSD, have an additional USB-C microphone input, HDMI monitor out (or ATEM/capture device), and charge all at the same time. Not all hubs are equal, this one works.

It is working so far but it is building heat when prolong use.

There are many options available for a USB C multi-port hub but you’d be hard pressed to find one better than the RSHTECH 7 in 1 USB C hub. The design and build quality are both solid and performance has been excellent. I use it with a 16” MacBook Pro and have found it excels when using an external monitor (HDMI), 100 watt Apple charger, USB C to Lightening charge cord for my iPhone 13 ProMax, AirPods Pro, USB A devices, etc. The USB C plug is metal and matches the color of my MacBook. The cable is sturdy but flexible and the port layout is logical and works well. Overall for the price this is a no brainer. You can certainly spend more but I’m not sure you get a better design or performance.

I bought this to expand my single USB C connection on my laptop, but I ended up using it for so much more. I can plug this device into my Fire tablet through the usb-C port and use it to see my SD cards and thumbs drives now on my tablet. A pretty nice bonus.It’s small, light and very portable, easy to throw in my laptop bag. The cord seems to be very strong, sturdy and well made too. Every external drive I hooked up worked and the data transfer speeds were very quick. I’ve bought RSHTech hubs in the past and they’ve always been great and I keep buying them because they last and continue to work.

SO first thing I did was pop in my microSD card to check Crystalmark for read write speeds and the card went in too easy. Tried to grab it to fish it out but there wasn't enough room. Next thing I know it pushes the rest of the way in and BOOM........ Now my dongle rattles and I can't get my card back out unless I cut the dumb thing open. My best guess is the slot wasn't lined up with the housing or I got the internals from another dongle. At the end of the day I had a great "what the he**" moment but now I am out a 128gb micro SD card and I have to return this awful thing. I beg you to not buy this dongle. (1 hour UPDATE) pass through charging just stopped working already.

This adapter does work at 4K 120Hz but it appears to use 4:2:0 chroma subsampling which means fine details in color such as small text can be blurry. This is very noticeable when used to display computer output with small text (especially red) and can make it hard to read. Not a problem if used only for video or games.I had this problem at 4k 120Hz and 4K 100Hz but not at 4K 60Hz which was fine. This adapter did not work for me at 4K 144Hz (unacceptable artifacts). I've bought 4 different similar adapters and 2 of them have this problem and the other 2 don't.If outputting from a computer where fine detail needs to be legible at small sizes I'd pass on this adapter and would strongly recommend using DisplayPort instead of HDMI instead if your monitor supports it (and especially if you use Linux which can have problems with HDMI).