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CONNECTION TYPE
USB-C
USB-C
USB-C
USB-C
HDMI
8K/30Hz
4K/60Hz
4K/60Hz
8K/30Hz
USB-C CHARGING
Up to 85W
Up to 60W
Up to 100W
Up to 60W
USB-C DATA PORT
3x USB 3.2, 1x USB 3.0
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1x USB 3.0
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USB-A DATA PORT
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3x USB 3.0
2x USB 3.0
2x USB 3.2, 1x USB 2.0
ETHERNET
Up to 1000 Mbps
Up to 1000 Mbps
Up to 1000 Mbps
Up to 1000 Mbps
CARD READER
UHS-II (312MB/s)
UHS-I (104MB/s)
UHS-I (104MB/s)
UHS-I (104MB/s)
Enhanced Display – Immerse yourself in stunning visuals from a docking station with resolutions up to 8K @30Hz and high refresh rates including 4K @ 120Hz, 2K @ 144Hz, and 1080p @ 240Hz, catering to both gamers, creators, and professionals. Note: M1/M2 MacBook Pro and M1/M2 MacBook Air support a single external display at 4k @ 60hz.
Maximize Connectivity – Enjoy lightning-fast data transfers with 3 USB C ports supporting speeds up to 10Gbps. Experience enhanced visuals with HDMI to USB C adaptation, along with 85W power delivery.
Effortless Setup – Enjoy plug-and-play convenience from a USB C hub that requires no additional drivers or installations. Simply plug the USB C cable into any supporting laptop or device, and use instantly!
Versatile Compatibility – Enjoy seamless connectivity for laptops, tablets and phones. Enhance your productivity and entertainment experience with a USB C adapter ideal for professionals and gamers alike, this adapter ensures reliable performance and convenience, making it an essential addition to your tech setup.
What’s Included – Alongside the adapter, enjoy prompt customer service, a 1-year warranty, and a comprehensive user manual, ensuring a hassle-free and satisfying experience with your purchase.
13 reviews for Satechi USB C Hub Multiport Adapter V3, 8 in 1 USB C Dongle with 8K HDMI, 8
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Chris L –
Very good quality, known brand. Expensive.
For what it is, a bit expensive. For its reputation, build quality and utility, is why i bought it anyway. I have worked with many projects that have used hundreds of these and they swear by them never failing or have very occurrence rate of issues.Bought for business travel purposes and so far has never let me down for equipment testing purposes.
kate –
Awesome product
I bought this for my M1 macbook pro. I was using a cheaper ($25) USB hub/connector and my wireless headsets and keyboard kept getting unconnected. I first thought it was a Bluetooth issue but learned it was a problem with the dongle. I don’t have that problem anymore after changing it to this product.The design is sleek and matches my spacegrey MacBook. I also like that it has 3 USB 3.0 slots while others mostly have two. I only need the HDMI and USB 3.0 slots so it’s perfect for me. It does get hot like the other reviews say.. but I would say it’s more of a warm than hot. My cat likes to sleep on top of it, probably because it’s warm lol.
Michael W Frey –
Now working as advertised
After a scare with the hub seeming to brick the tablet. I got some professional help trouble shooting and got the tablet functioning again. USB and HDMI connections are working as advertised the USB-C PD port works but the charging speed varies between fast and slow.The hub gets quite hot, but the aluminum case seems to be working to dissipate the heat. The big issue comes when you try to use the ethernet port. It works briefly then ceases and then the settings app crashes and you will need to reboot the tablet. However once you shut it down it wont boot back up and you need to force start the tablet.
Chris –
The Best USB-C Hub Available
UPDATE: August 31, 2022I have now owned the Satechi MultiPort Hub for over 5 years and it has worked flawlessly. I have it plugged into my 2017 MacBook Pro and use the HDMI port to power my Acer 24″ monitor, run wired Ethernet, and use two Logitech Bluetooth USB Type 2 ports for my wireless mouse and keyboard. The only thing I don’t like is the mini sd card reader which is a pain in the ass to insert a card. It can be equally as difficult if not worse trying to eject it. I have never used the power delivery feature, nor would I ever. I would not want such a small device passing power through to an expensive laptop. The USB-C is too short IMO and it doesn’t provide the tightest fit into my MacBook Pro. Finally, I would not recommend running an external drive continually off this hub because it can generate a lot of heat. Aside from these gripes, this hub has lasted a LOT longer than I ever hoped it would.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I just received my new Satechi Aluminum Multi-Port Adapter V2 today and I LOVE it! I have been researching USB-C hubs for over a month, watched and read hundreds of reviews, and finally decided on the Satechi because of the features and price. Other hubs with all of these options are easily twice as much, larger in size and require a battery brick which was a dealbreaker for me.The Satechi Adapter has a very sleek and minimal design and the space gray color matches my 2017 MacBook Pro perfectly. I am using it to connect an Apple USB Keyboard, LaCie Rugged USB External Drive, Wacom Intuos Pro Tablet, 23.5-inch ASUS (1920 x 1080) 60Hz Display, and Ethernet Cable for internet. All of these stay connected throughout the day, and have been working flawlessly.Also, as an important note, the Satechi gets warm and not hot most of the day. However, the only time it does get a little hot is when I run hourly backups through my LaCie Rugged External Drive. I have not tried the Power Delivery since I don’t need it, so maybe that is why it gets hot for others. My only ding is that the USB-A ports are upside down and they can be difficult to plug a USB device into. You can hear metal grinding when you plug into the USB-A ports, but maybe it’s a good thing to have such a tight fit.I plan on updating my review after 2-4 weeks to confirm the reliability and quality of the awesome (so far)Satechi Aluminum Multi-Port Adapter V2.UPDATE: June 16, 2018I have used the Satechi Adapter every day for three months and it is doing great. My only real complaint so far is that the HDMI can be a little flaky. If you accidentally move the Satechi too much or bump it, then the HDMI connection goes out and then you have to unplug and replug the adapter back into your computer. Kind of annoying but not too bad.Also, it took me some time to figure out how to get the HDMI to consistently work with my external monitor. I am using a 2017 MacBook Pro and you have to open the lid and wait until the login screen appears before turning on the monitor. For some reason the Satechi HDMI port does not immediately recognize my MacBook Pro and monitor upon boot. I would prefer just turning on my monitor and MacBook Pro and not having to wait to turn on my monitor.
Sandro Giovanni Quadros –
Very Practical and Useful!!
I Love that you can connect 3 USBâs cables at once plus you can charge through the USB C. You also have connection to the Internet
r1ck –
Ethernet is useless and killed router
I got this mainly to have wired ethernet, USB-A and power delivery.The good:The USB-A 3.0 works fine.The bad:The power delivery is capped at 60w delivery, which is pretty low. A lot of reviewers complaining about their’s getting really hot. That is because they are sending more than 60w through it and, laws of thermodynamics, the extra energy needs to go somewhere so the mechanism gets VERY hot. So you have to use a low power charger, which is pretty weak. 60w? really?The ugly:The ethernet port is useless on a Mac. And they market it as being made for macbook air/pro. But it will hijack your router and crash it.I got a faulty device originally that had this ethernet issue, but also HDMI did not work at all either. So went to exchange it for another within days of receiving the first one and I had to pay for shipping back ($17), which is a terrible policy to get a bad device and then you have to pay 25% more for the broken device to send it back so you can get one that actually works–works more at least, still doesn’t work.Got the new device and HDMI worked, but same issue with ethernet. Did not work. Would work for a very short period and then actually screw up the router configuration. So no device on the network worked. This happened with both of the products I received. They completely crashed the config on my router.So I way overpaid for a device that doesn’t work. I don’t think I would recommend this to anyone in their right mind.
Pakka –
Hook up Any Device
This is perfect for hooking up just about anything to my MacBook Air.
Sark –
Nice design but wire frayed too fast
I like the metal case and when it works, it works fine – though it gets quite warm/hot. The thing that I don’t like, especially for a device like this that costs close to a c-note, is that the wire that plugs into the computer frayed too fast. That means that now, at times, it doesnât connect my display or peripherals.
Cliente Kindle –
Comprei para utilizar com meu iPad Pro 11 polegadas, cumpre o que propõe.
Sesçi –
Genel olarak çok mutluyum. Ãrün baÄlantı ihtiyaçlarımın hepsini sorunsuzca çözüyor. Tek bir dezavantajı var USB flaÅ bellek kullanılırken çok ısınıyor.
JC –
Muy bien construido, gran calidad y funcionamiento perfecto. Marca muy fiable.
Anthony Flewellen –
Prompt service – works well.
Tantpis –
Tout les produits Satechi ne se valent pas mais ce hub multiport est très bon. Il permet d’augmenter les ports USB-C en nombre suffisant (x3) ce qui est pratique pour un MacBook Air et même un MacBook Pro. Pour le reste (HDMI 8K et RJ45 et charge USB-C PD et lecteur SD) on est dans la norme de ce qui se fait ailleurs mais tout fonctionne bien. L’absence de USB-A ne me gène pas au contraire, c’est la philosophie de ce hub.