USB C Hub, Type C Hub, TOTU 11-in-1 Adapter with Ethernet, 4K USB C to HDMI, VGA, 2 USB3.0 2 USB2.0, Micro SD/TF Card Reader, Mic/Audio, USB-C Pd 3.0, Compatible for Mac Pro and Other Type C Laptops
Key features
- •Extensive 11-in-1 USB Type C hub includes Ethernet/RJ-45 Port, Type C PD charging port, 2 USB 3. 0 Ports, 2 USB 2. 0 Ports, 4K HDMI video output. Vega, Micro SD & TF card reader. The SD card slot and the TF card slot can be used on the hub simultaneous. Mic/Audio port in extremely compact and sleek design. What You can get: 11-1 USB C hub, 1 user Manual, 1 travel pouch, 1-year and friendly customer service. Please feel free to Contact us at any time.
- •Crystal-clear 4K HDMI Output: make your life more colorful - mirror or extend your screen with the USB C adapter's HDMI port and directly stream 4K UHD or full HD 1080P video to HDTV, monitors, or projectors for a cinema-like visual feast. When the HDMI and VGA output ports work simultaneously, The display will only duplicate and not extend but the maximum resolution of both ports is 1080P.
- •High-speed charging: Support PD charging at max 87W. This multiport USB C adapter provides one Type-C pass through Female port by which you could securely charge while connecting multiple peripherals for data transferring and worry-free power storage. Support system: Windows/Mac/XP. (Ps: the Type-C PD charging port is only applicable to devices with PD Protocol）
- •Reliable Data Syncing USB port design: two 3. 0 USB ports support transmission speed rates of up to 5 Gaps, connect to your smartphone, tablet and hard drive for effortless data transfer. Two USB 2. 0 Ports with 480 Mbps transfer speed, best connection option for wired/wireless mouse & Keyboard that ensures the wireless network and other connected device work properly. These two types of USB ports can be connected at the same time and this hub cannot Sync data with iPad Pro 2018 via USB-A or SD.
- •Incredible compatibility: compatible with cell phone (DP Alt Mode): Samsung Galaxy Note S8/Plus, S9/Plus, LG G5/V20 and Huawei high-end Series. Also compatible with the latest laptops and smart devices with USB C port: Mac book 12"/ Pro, Mate Book X, mi air 12. 5/13. 3, iPad Pro 2018(pad charging and HDMI only), Google Chromebook 2016 etc. HP charging and Incompatible problems may be due to HP as they do not allow 3rd party charger to charge their laptop. HP devices must use the original charger. ）
BrandTOTU
CategoryHubs
ColorGrey
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USB C Hub, Type C Hub, TOTU 11-in-1 Adapter with Ethernet, 4K USB C to HDMI, VGA, 2 USB3.0 2 USB2.0, Micro SD/TF Card Reader, Mic/Audio, USB-C Pd 3.0, Compatible for Mac Pro and Other Type C Laptops
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Customer Reviews
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I have to return it
Felicia Martinez✓ Verified Purchase•September 7, 2023
It looks nice, although I needed one for my iPad and I received a c charger style.. but looks good.
issues when used to charge with HDMI connected
Peter Gales✓ Verified Purchase•September 4, 2023
Hub review.
Summary: works well, but issues when using it to also charge my MacBook Air. When using it to charge, that is with charging cable connected to it and not my Mac, It gets super hot and it often stops my external monitor from working.
Get's hot, very hot when usb-3 plugged in as well. Would be wise to place it on something that allows air to pass underneath it as well.
Seems to work well although I have not had occasion to try every port in the hub so I have yet to confirm that they all work.
There is one serious bug however. The external monitor sometimes won't connect, and this seems to happen only when I have the usb3 charging cable plugged into the hub. Whenever the monitor doesn't work when connected (it always is plugged into the hub as there is no other option), merely disconnecting the usb3 charging cable solves the problem. So there seems nothing wrong with the hdmi port itself, but HDMI port and USB-3 charging port together don't play well.
I would prefer that the cable from the hub to the computer be longer. It is just less than 6 inches (15cm). The effect of plugging cables into the hub and then connecting the hub cable to my Mac creates a sense of congestion very near my Mac and I would prefer if the cable was long enough so that it could easily be put at a greater distance to my Mac. Perhaps they could come with an extension so that a user can choose to have the hub close or far away. Otherwise, I would prefer the cord to be twice as long.
Summary: works well, but issues when using it to also charge my MacBook Air. When using it to charge, that is with charging cable connected to it and not my Mac, It gets super hot and it often stops my external monitor from working.
Get's hot, very hot when usb-3 plugged in as well. Would be wise to place it on something that allows air to pass underneath it as well.
Seems to work well although I have not had occasion to try every port in the hub so I have yet to confirm that they all work.
There is one serious bug however. The external monitor sometimes won't connect, and this seems to happen only when I have the usb3 charging cable plugged into the hub. Whenever the monitor doesn't work when connected (it always is plugged into the hub as there is no other option), merely disconnecting the usb3 charging cable solves the problem. So there seems nothing wrong with the hdmi port itself, but HDMI port and USB-3 charging port together don't play well.
I would prefer that the cable from the hub to the computer be longer. It is just less than 6 inches (15cm). The effect of plugging cables into the hub and then connecting the hub cable to my Mac creates a sense of congestion very near my Mac and I would prefer if the cable was long enough so that it could easily be put at a greater distance to my Mac. Perhaps they could come with an extension so that a user can choose to have the hub close or far away. Otherwise, I would prefer the cord to be twice as long.
Great USB-C laptop docking solution enabling the fixed connectivity of my desktop with a laptop
John B✓ Verified Purchase•September 3, 2023
I got a new laptop to replace an older desktop that had run its course. I wanted to have the functionality and power of my desktop with fixed network, video, and USB connectivity and the ability to easily disconnect the laptop and take it with me. I also needed to support two external 27" HD monitors. Being able to also support the laptop screen for a 3rd screen was also desired. The laptop by itself only supported a single HDMI connection in addition to its screen. After research, this USB-C 11 in 1 docking solution from TOTU met my requirements with a single USB-C connection providing the fixed Video, USB, and Network connectivity that I required.
The unit has an HDMI and VGA video connection which is nice for flexibility in monitor connections. Both support my monitor's 1920 x 1280 HD resolution. I didn't have a display, cable, or 4K TV to test the full 4K resolution. There was a limitation with my laptop when using both ports (HDMI and VGA) at the same time from this device where both displays would only operate in duplicate display mode (where the same thing is displayed on both ports). This is a minor negative as I still can support both of my external displays using the HDMI from the laptop in addition to either of these ports. I understood this limitation prior to purchasing as it was mentioned in the specifications.
The ethernet port is a Realtek USB GbE connection and worked well. I don't know how to test its performance and bandwidth but It's more than enough to cover my internet speed of 50Mbs. All USB 2.0 ports and 3.0 ports worked as expected and its nice to have the extra ports to plug in my fixed keyboard and mouse as well as an external hard drive for backups. I also tested the SD card port and it worked well.
Something to be aware of before purchasing. To support video from this device, your laptop must support Alt mode for video over the USB-C port. The best way to know this is to refer to your laptop specifications. Many will state the USB-C port is data only. If the USB-C is Thunderbolt or Displayport support then video will work with this USB-C hub device. One way I found to know if it is Thunderbolt or Displayport capable, the port will have a lightning bolt symbol next to the port or a Display Port symbol (which looks like a P inside of a D) next to the port. (google display port symbol to know what this looks like) Just be aware, not all laptops with a USB-C port support video. This is not a limitation of the TOTU USB hub but a limitation of the laptop.
There are a few minor flaws: As state earlier, both video ports used simultaneously will only work in duplicate display mode. If you need both to work as individual monitors, this may not work for you. For me, this was OK as I still was able to use the laptop HDMI port to get my second external monitor connection.The second minor flaw was the LED's on the ethernet port. These are always on and do not change if an ethernet cable is plugged in or not. They give no indication of link, activity, or ethernet speed. Again, the ethernet port works. The LEDs simply do appear to serve any purpose..
Overall, this USB-C docking hub met all of my expectations and is a good docking solution with only one or two connections needed to have all the connectivity of my previous desktop with the portability of a laptop.
The unit has an HDMI and VGA video connection which is nice for flexibility in monitor connections. Both support my monitor's 1920 x 1280 HD resolution. I didn't have a display, cable, or 4K TV to test the full 4K resolution. There was a limitation with my laptop when using both ports (HDMI and VGA) at the same time from this device where both displays would only operate in duplicate display mode (where the same thing is displayed on both ports). This is a minor negative as I still can support both of my external displays using the HDMI from the laptop in addition to either of these ports. I understood this limitation prior to purchasing as it was mentioned in the specifications.
The ethernet port is a Realtek USB GbE connection and worked well. I don't know how to test its performance and bandwidth but It's more than enough to cover my internet speed of 50Mbs. All USB 2.0 ports and 3.0 ports worked as expected and its nice to have the extra ports to plug in my fixed keyboard and mouse as well as an external hard drive for backups. I also tested the SD card port and it worked well.
Something to be aware of before purchasing. To support video from this device, your laptop must support Alt mode for video over the USB-C port. The best way to know this is to refer to your laptop specifications. Many will state the USB-C port is data only. If the USB-C is Thunderbolt or Displayport support then video will work with this USB-C hub device. One way I found to know if it is Thunderbolt or Displayport capable, the port will have a lightning bolt symbol next to the port or a Display Port symbol (which looks like a P inside of a D) next to the port. (google display port symbol to know what this looks like) Just be aware, not all laptops with a USB-C port support video. This is not a limitation of the TOTU USB hub but a limitation of the laptop.
There are a few minor flaws: As state earlier, both video ports used simultaneously will only work in duplicate display mode. If you need both to work as individual monitors, this may not work for you. For me, this was OK as I still was able to use the laptop HDMI port to get my second external monitor connection.The second minor flaw was the LED's on the ethernet port. These are always on and do not change if an ethernet cable is plugged in or not. They give no indication of link, activity, or ethernet speed. Again, the ethernet port works. The LEDs simply do appear to serve any purpose..
Overall, this USB-C docking hub met all of my expectations and is a good docking solution with only one or two connections needed to have all the connectivity of my previous desktop with the portability of a laptop.
Works right out of the box on my SamsungGalaxyTab 8+ device running Android 13.
Thomas Kroplinski✓ Verified Purchase•August 22, 2023
Does what it purports to do. A bit bulky, but consider it the Swiss Army Knife of adapters (has everything but a toothpick). Files on inserted SD and SDX cards run as if residing in built-in storage. Great for file managment of a bunch of SD cards, watching movies, and anything else. No performance hit on device.
Good USB-C Hub, good features, good customer service when problem arose
Brent Hobbs✓ Verified Purchase•August 11, 2023
I bought this a little over a year ago to function as my MacBook Pro docking station at work. It's got one of the best combination of ports I could find for my needs. Audio, ethernet, hdmi, and vga (in case a legacy connection is needed for a projector or something, it's nice to have the option), 2 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0 plus card readers.
It functions well. My only complaints might be that the audio has slight clicks when the hub is powered on/off from being plugged into the laptop and while the pass-thru power is connected. And if you're planning to connect to an external monitor running higher than 4k, you'll need to do that over a separate cable, for me that means direct monitor USB-C cable into a second port on my MacBook Pro. So I plug in two cables to dock rather than just one. But that's not a problem for a lower cost docking solution.
Customer service was also excellent when I had a problem, even one out-of warranty. About 14 or 15 months after purchase, one side of the dock died. I lost the audio and two USB ports. I contacted customer service, and even though it was a few months past warranty, they quickly sent me a new USB hub (same model) at no cost.
It functions well. My only complaints might be that the audio has slight clicks when the hub is powered on/off from being plugged into the laptop and while the pass-thru power is connected. And if you're planning to connect to an external monitor running higher than 4k, you'll need to do that over a separate cable, for me that means direct monitor USB-C cable into a second port on my MacBook Pro. So I plug in two cables to dock rather than just one. But that's not a problem for a lower cost docking solution.
Customer service was also excellent when I had a problem, even one out-of warranty. About 14 or 15 months after purchase, one side of the dock died. I lost the audio and two USB ports. I contacted customer service, and even though it was a few months past warranty, they quickly sent me a new USB hub (same model) at no cost.
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