I don't post very often but was watching this. Posting help appreciated. I had bought on the earlier $19.99 deal and it was over when I went back for another. It works as advertised for me. Really sturdy stand that help organize the desk area. Advertised as 71% off.
RHUB-20006
The ultimate workstation accessory, the RHUB-20006 is designed to transform any desk or workstation into a clutter-free, ultra-efficient workspace. 11 built-in ports allow you to connect various accessories ranging from mice and keyboards to USB flash drives and memory cards. A Built-in Power Deliver cable offers up to 100W and allows you to charge your USB-C devices, including laptops, directly from the monitor stand to help maintain a neat and orderly workspace. Supporting up to 55 pounds, the stand is built to hold including monitors, laptops, and even all-in-one computers.
11-Port Docking Station
Includes
2 USB-C 3.0 Ports
3 USB-A 3.00 Ports
1 SD Slot
1 microSD slot
1 3.5mm Audio/Headset Jack
1 VGA Port
1 HDMI Port
1 Power Deliver
https://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-D...772&sr=8-3
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I'm going to have to buy 2 though to keep two of my monitors the same height. I already have about a 2 inch lower height difference for my extra monitors on the right (Have another 27 inch in Portrait Mode on the left) so these relatively low height stands (1.7 inch height) should be ideal for me.
A nice bonus is having the option of easily attaching laptops and smartphones to my displays as well. All that crap aside, I'm in for 2; thanks OP.
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I see there is a hard-wired USB-C cable. Where does that connect to -- some sort of USB-C power adapter? Then the "PD" port on the back -- is that the host connection to the laptop that feeds all the USB and video ports on the dock?
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I'm just buying this for the stand and being able to easily charge and have access to USB power ports. Having the ability to connect a laptop or smartphone to a display is a nice but probably rarely used bonus for me.
I'm assuming direct I/O communication is only between a connected laptop via the stand's PD Port correct? Is there a USB out port to connect the stand to conventional PCs to get access to the microsd and USB ports on the front? (That's a lot of "to"
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I see there is a hard-wired USB-C cable. Where does that connect to -- some sort of USB-C power adapter? Then the "PD" port on the back -- is that the host connection to the laptop that feeds all the USB and video ports on the dock?
For others, the captive cable isn't shown in any of the amazon photos, but is shown to be on the bottom in the rosewill site's photos.
For others, the captive cable isn't shown in any of the amazon photos, but is shown to be on the bottom in the rosewill site's photos.
For others, the captive cable isn't shown in any of the amazon photos, but is shown to be on the bottom in the rosewill site's photos.
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It's kinda funny that the "before and after" picture shows cables running behind the monitor, which actually looks slightly neater than the after, which is this thing with a bunch of cables dangling down in front, stealing your work space.
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