Anker USB C Hub for MacBook, 7-in-2 with 4K@60Hz HDMI, Compatible with Thunderbolt 4, 1 Type C and 2 USB A Data Ports for MacBookPro 13 Inch, MacBookAir M1 / M2, and More

This is the best and most feature complete USB-C hub I have used. I have tested every feature of the hub and have the results below. These tests were performed on my 2019 Macbook Pro 15" Power - As seen in one of my attached pictures this hub provides a consistent 85W to my Macbook pro. This is based on the 85W power brick I have the hub plugged into. This supports up to 100W so it should be future proof for future higher powered adapters up to 100W. Thunderbolt 3 Port - My coworker let me try his 5k@60hz monitor and it looked absolutely gorgeous and worked like a charm (I am going to have to buy one now!!). I also tested my 2x 4k@60hz monitors and they both were working when plugged into a hub. I used the StarTech Thunderbolt 3 to HDMI adapter (Model #TB32HD24K60) and it worked without any additional configuration. HDMI Port - I was able to get my 4k monitor working in 30hz mode. I was not able to get it working in 60hz mode but that is as expected. This matches the description perfectly. USB 3.0 Ports - I tested both ports with an external SSD and multiple different thumb drives. Every device worked as expected. I was able to max out the transfer rates of my external SSD using this port (~500MB/s). I was able to charge my phone and transfer data over both ports. SD/Micro SD - Both ports work as expected. I tested using an ADATA Premier One Micro Class10 SD card which has an advertised transfer rate of 275MB/s. It is one of the fastest Micro SD cards available so is the perfect test device. The maximum I was able to get in either port was ~230MB/s but that is within my acceptable values. I used a cheaper SanDisk Class 10 micro SD while plugging my ADATA into the SD card port with an adapter and was able to use both ports at the same time with the advertised data rates, amazing! Build Quality - This hub is a tank. It feels very solid and I would be shocked if you could break it in normal use. I tested dropping this 5ft off my desk onto hardwood floor and it did not have a scratch on it. Overall thoughts - This hub is a great value and has every feature I would expect in a modern USB-C hub. I am very happy with the purchase and will update my review with any further thoughts. I hope this review helped you make a purchasing decision!

Fits perfect and looks great. Has all the plugs that I need. Shipping was quick and it works perfectly. Value for the money was online and it connects to the computer flawlessly with the ability to charge. It is mall and almost weightless and fits in my backpack pocket and I forget it’s there. It has some many options to plug in that it’s compatible with everything.

Exactly what I wanted. Provides multiple different interfaces/types, as Apple has chosen to simplify their native interfaces. Unit is small, hardly notice it is there at all. Easy to plug in and out, but stays put. No problems with the mag charging port, that is fully accessible. Totally compatible with everything I have plugged in so far.

Works fine with Macbook Air 13" M4. The color is a sort of titanium grey. It doesn't color match with any Macbooks that I know of. It had all the ports you could ask for. The hub though doesn't quite sit flush with the surface of my Macbook, so I am returning it. I bought from Satechi instead which does sit flush, has less labelling so looks cleaner, is a close color match to silver, and in my opinion has better port placement. The Anker is a perfectly good port hub, I just found a product that better suites my tastes. I included pics for comparison, Anker vs Satechi.

fits and works perfectly. heavy construction!

Way superior design. I bought another hub for my Mac about a year ago that was connected by a cord, and the weight of the HDMI cable made the connection to the USB-C become unstable when moved. This two USB-C connection design is so much more stable, and is future proofed for my connectivity needs with all the extra ports.

I recently added a 16" MacBook Pro to the family and with the extra size/weight wanted to slim down on carrying adapters. I also have a 13" MacBook Pro (2018) and wanted something that would work for both of these without any shortfalls. The Anker delivers and works flawlessly on both of my MacBooks. Charging - It offers full rate charging on either unit and so far - hasn't gotten all that warm in the process. I expected a bake fest and me returning it, so was surprised there. Plugs/Ports - I skipped the Hyper-hub craze as I just never liked the fit into my MacBooks. So this is the first dual-port type device I have used on my Mac's, but it fits very well and doesn't feel like anything needs to be forced to work. Likewise on the receiving side, the card slots are friendly and you won't lose your cards, but it still holds them well. The USB-C ports respond well and have worked with all charger cables and dongles that I have. The USB-A's are classic Anker quality. Thinking about this more...I think I actually like plugging and unplugging things in this. There are some brands (cough: UNI) that I wonder if "this is the time" when it breaks on me or keeps my cable end. So far so good on the Anker. Peripherals and what works - I have only used portables on it a few times so I do not have much testing with NVME there yet, but SSD is just fine and works as normal. Only (1) port of this has Displayport active on it (the charge port). So if you are plugging in two screens to one side of the MacBook - that will need to change. At the same time, if you can convert one of those to HDMI you can connect the HDMI and then Displayport (via USB-C) over the charge port. In addition to fitting the ports well I should also mention - on the 13" MacBook Pro and Air this should lie mostly flush with the work surface you are on and the laptop edge. On the 16" MacBook Pro it does have a little gap under it due to the height of that unit. But it still does not protrude past the top edge and won't bug you if you brush your hand over it. TL;DR: At the time of this review I am about a week in. and have removed all the "docks" from my office and home so I can give this a decent test. At 60$ it is more expensive than other options, but performs very well for my needs. Cons: price I guess. I wouldn't mind a GigE Ethernet port on it at the same price point of 60$, or wait for it on sale if you don't care about the port. Big ANKER on the top of It sort of annoying, if I am picking nits. Pros: Quality interface, known brand, works well on multiple years of MacBook with no weirdness or driver problems. Compatible with latest models and software. Color matches the Apple Space Gray acceptably. I hope you found this review helpful, if not - leave a comment and let me know how we can change that! Thanks for reading my review, Chris

Excellent quality & very much useful for MacBook Air M3. HDMI port, 2 USB, USB C ports. Every MacBook Air users must have product.

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Great product. Does what it made for.

The Anker USB C Hub for MacBook is very useful. It gives you seven ports from just two USB-C connections. It works well with Thunderbolt 3 and 100W charging, so it’s fast and efficient. The hub is well-made and looks good with the MacBook. It’s a great value and I highly recommend it!

The quality is amazing and the performance is unbelievable