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Aluminium USB-C 4-in-1 Hub Gigabit Ethernet USB-A Ports 60 W PD Charging
Colour: Grey - 4-in-1
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Two USB-A ports and one USB-C port
A keyboard, USB flash drive or hard drive plugs into the two USB-A 3.0 ports, while the USB-C port is reserved for charging: four ports in all with the Ethernet, for a single USB-C port taken up.
Wired Gigabit Ethernet connection
A network cable connects the computer directly to the home router, for a connection steadier than wireless on video calls or downloads. The advertised speed goes up to 1 Gbit/s.
Computer charging up to 60 W
With the computer's charger plugged into the hub's USB-C port, the MacBook or iPad charges while the hub is in use. PD charging is advertised at up to 60 W (20 V, 3 A).
Aluminium casing, short built-in cable
The aluminium casing helps dissipate heat and slips into a bag; the short built-in cable plugs straight into the USB-C port, with no extra adapter, at the desk or when travelling.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this hub compatible with my MacBook or iPad?
Yes, the Aluminium USB-C 4-in-1 Hub Gigabit Ethernet USB-A Ports 60 W PD Charging plugs into the USB-C port of MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models and of iPads with a USB-C port (iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPad mini and recent iPad models).
Can I connect an external display to this hub?
No, this hub has no video output: it adds an Ethernet port, two USB-A ports and a USB-C charging port. For a display, you need a hub with an HDMI output.
Does the Ethernet port work on an iPad?
Yes, an iPad with a USB-C port can use a wired connection through this hub, provided a network cable is plugged into the Ethernet port. No driver is advertised as necessary.
What speed does the Ethernet port allow?
The advertised speed goes up to 1 Gbit/s, that is the Gigabit standard. The actual speed depends on the router, the network cable and the broadband subscription.
Does the hub charge my MacBook or iPad?
Yes, by plugging the computer's charger into the hub's USB-C charging (PD) port, up to an advertised 60 W. A computer that demands more than 60 W charges more slowly while in use.
Can I connect a USB flash drive or hard drive?
Yes, the two USB-A 3.0 ports take a USB flash drive, hard drive, keyboard or mouse. A power-hungry hard drive may need a separate power supply.
Does the hub read memory cards?
No, this hub has no SD or microSD card reader. It offers two USB-A ports, an Ethernet port and a USB-C charging port.
Does the hub get warm in use?
Yes, a little: the aluminium casing helps dissipate the heat, and some warmth is normal during prolonged use with charging and networking. If it becomes scalding hot, unplug it and let it cool.
Do I need to install a driver?
No, the manufacturer advertises driver-free operation: simply plug the hub into the USB-C port, then the network cable into the Ethernet port.