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D-Link USB-C 5 in 1 Hub with HDMI for $24.00 + FS with PRIME
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4k @ 30hz
Power delivery, I don't see a max wattage
Gig Ethernet.
Decent device, ok price.
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Most of the bad reviews are for a USB 2.0 hub and not this hub.
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4k @ 30hz
Power delivery, I don't see a max wattage
Gig Ethernet.
Decent device, ok price.
Thanks in advance!
I'm assuming it's a no go with the Switch?
Good luck!
Jon
I'm assuming it's a no go with the Switch?
Good luck!
Jon
How hot should these get? It's pretty warm powering a Surface with HDMI and ethernet only connected. It's a plastic shell so the cooling probably isn't ideal. So far, I don't see screen disconnects which I had with another adapter. I didn't yet test if the USB C connection works in both orientations. It doesn't on some hubs.
How hot should these get? It's pretty warm powering a Surface with HDMI and ethernet only connected. It's a plastic shell so the cooling probably isn't ideal. So far, I don't see screen disconnects which I had with another adapter. I didn't yet test if the USB C connection works in both orientations. It doesn't on some hubs.
If USB-C doesn't work in both orientations that would probably be a big indicator to me of some cost-cutting I'd want to avoid. I think you're in the right application with a Surface (something that doesn't also demand a lot of power itself). I can't decide if this would a great option for supporting a portable workstation setup (so part of a kit with a mouse & keyboard as well as a portable power brick) or something I'd leave plugged in all the time (about the only comparable device I trust that much is a one of those big brick Dell USB-C hubs).
Good luck!
Jon