Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchase this one because I needed it for the new Apple M1 laptop that basically needs another gadget to function. With the HDMI cable plugged in, this can get really hot to touch. Everything else works fine.

Beast Hub ever for IPad Pro 12.9 is my loyal companion

This multiport with Ethernet adapter is excellent and contains the ports most frequently used. When I use my laptop at home or work, I use ethernet because I want a fast and more stable network connection. This hub has high throughput, and it was designed this way to connect many devices at once. Surprisingly, I haven't encountered any performance issues when I use this multiport at home, work, and on the go. It is excellent for transport, is small, lightweight, very thin, made of aluminum, and solidly built without any misaligned ports. The build is extremely premium and looks like it will not break very easily, which is good if planning to use it everywhere. The ports are all spread apart to leave enough room to plug thick cables/connectors. A tiny LED light lights up that lets you know the hub is getting power (in use). The HDMI slot allows up to 4k at 60hz support, and it works as expected. When working at home, I connect my monitor to the hub to extend my laptop display. The USB-C pass-through power (60 watts) feature is great for devices that use type C power cable, and the setup would be to plug the computer power cable into the hub's type C port which the power will go through the hub into the computer. When using the pass-through power, the hub does get warm, but not extremely hot. I have used all of the ports at once and did not notice any decrease in performance. Note that it can handle only one portable hard drive at a time. Overall, the performance of this hub is excellent and contains all of the standard ports you would need to connect to a computer.

Worked great at first. After using it for a few months it now works intermittently, which makes it useless. I think it is because the connection at the usb c end is "kinked".

My main goal was to use for a 3 display setup, utilizing the laptop display and two HP 23” 1080p displays. My laptop supplies one HDMI output and the Satechi 7-in-1 supplies the other. For my daily use the Satechi definitely has me covered for whatever I need. The plus is it helps me condense my accessories since it has an ethernet port as well; I won’t need to carry that separate accessory. Just using the HDMI port on the adapter the aluminum housing has a warmness to it. Not hot, but noticeably not cold either. Some things you need to consider: -USB-C port is Power Delivery only (meaning it is only for charging), it cannot be used as a Display Port or Data Transfer. So if you are needing the USB-C port to be more functional, you may need to look for another adapter to meet your needs. Product page states it can handle 60W charging...this would be INPUT. It does not state that, but Thunderbolt 3 spec INPUT is 100W, but OUTPUT is 15W to USB peripherals. So, if your laptop only has 1 USB-C port and it is used for charging, then the Satechi 7-in-1 will allow you to use the USB-C port for charging. -Make sure you have good HDMI cables. Some older ones I had laying around would not work with the USB hub, even though they worked with my HDMI port on the laptop. I have Monoprice 4K cables and they worked just fine. -USB-A ports do not support charging or CD readers, including Apple SuperDrive. We recommend connecting one bus-powered device at a time. That last point is copied directly from the manufacturer product page. So it can be taken as you cannot use a CD reader or charge via USB-A. Also, don’t use more than one bus at a time. I am not too sure about all of that because if you can tell in my pic I have four ports being used and I am not having any issues and the device did not gain much warmth over what I noticed when just using the HDMI port for 3-display setup. Four ports being used: 1. Ethernet 2. USB Flash Drive 3. USB-DVD Writer 4. HDMI Now, I am not outputting anything 4K, and was only moving small folders of ~250MB at a time, while playing the DVD, streaming audio, and typing this in Google Docs. So not sure if Satechi is trying to cover their butts here or what? If indeed they only recommend using one powered bus at a time...HDMI, Ethernet, Micro/SD, USB-A, USB-C...then why buy this 7-in-1. I have used countless hubs in the past that didn’t have these limitations. You’ll have to decide for yourself on how you use your device and maybe their recommendation is based on what type of USB-C port will be supplying the hub. I listed my below, so if yours is less, then maybe it will put more strain on the hub and then run into overheating or reliability issues. The recommendation still makes me scratch my head if this thing can take up to 60W input though...which input and output are not equal, but it still has to be designed to take the heat of 60W input. Again, decide for yourself. I can confirm it won't do data transfer via USB-C, may laptop showed charging via USB-C 65W adapter (tested after taking the pic), but I also could not get it to charge my phone. So it would appear that the USB-C Port on the hub is for INPUT charging only. My setup: -Asus ROG Zephyrus G14: USB-C 3.2 with Power Delivery, DisplayPort, and G-Sync -MonoPrice Slimline HDMI 4K cable -Dual HP 23” 1080p Monitors -LG Slim DVD-Writer -Sandisk Cruzer 8GB USB 2.0 I don’t have any complaints on this device. The aluminum chassis is nice and the Space Gray looks good. It being very slim and streamlined it definitely fits into a bag easily. For cable management I kind of wish the HDMI port was on the other side, just to clean-up the wires and give a little more spacing on the side, but its meant for productivity and it does do that.

While MacBook users have complained about the USB-C only designs, it's migrated to Windows Laptops and Notebooks as well. Gone on the many new compact designs are the standard USB ports which allow connecting USB mice, keyboards, ethernet adapters, etc. The Satechi USB Type-C Slim Multiport Adapter attempts to solve that issue by offering a USB adapter that provides gigabit ethernet support, two USB 3.2 interfaces along with a USB-C passthrough for charging, SD card slots and even a 4k HDMI port. This well-made hub sports an elegant looking aluminum design that includes everything you might need in a compact form factor, allowing you to carry only one dongle to support all your accessories. For me this is a must-have accessory for anyone with a compact laptop/notebook. My only complaint is that the cable could be longer.

I am thrilled to share my experience with the Satechi USB-C Slim Multiport Adapter. As a devoted Mac user, this versatile device has transformed my connectivity options, making it an invaluable addition to my setup. Here's why I highly recommend it: First and foremost, the Satechi USB-C Slim Multiport Adapter offers an impressive array of ports and features. With built-in Ethernet, a 4K HDMI output, USB-C PD charging at 60W, two USB-A ports, and SD/microSD card readers, this adapter has everything I need to connect various peripherals seamlessly. It truly allows me to unlock the full potential of my Mac and expand its capabilities. The 4K HDMI output deserves a special mention, as it delivers stunning visual clarity and supports high-definition content without compromise. Whether I'm giving presentations, streaming media, or simply enjoying my favorite shows and movies, the Satechi adapter ensures a crystal-clear viewing experience. The inclusion of Ethernet connectivity also ensures a stable and reliable internet connection, perfect for situations where Wi-Fi is unavailable or unreliable. The USB-C PD charging capabilities of this adapter are a game-changer. With 60W power delivery, I can charge my MacBook while simultaneously using other connected devices. This eliminates the need for multiple chargers or worrying about running out of power during important tasks. It's a true productivity booster! The compact and sleek design of the Satechi adapter perfectly complements the aesthetic of my Mac. The space gray color matches seamlessly, creating a unified and elegant look. Its lightweight nature and compact form factor make it incredibly portable, allowing me to stay connected on the go without sacrificing convenience or style. Setting up the Satechi USB-C Slim Multiport Adapter is incredibly simple. It effortlessly connects to my MacBook's USB-C port, establishing a reliable and swift connection without any additional drivers or software installations. Its plug-and-play functionality ensures a hassle-free experience, regardless of your technical expertise. I am also impressed by the durability and build quality of this adapter. The premium materials used in its construction provide a sturdy feel and long-lasting performance. The ports are snug and secure, ensuring a stable connection without any wobbling or disconnections. In conclusion, the Satechi USB-C Slim Multiport Adapter is a must-have for Mac users seeking ultimate connectivity and functionality. Its plethora of ports, including Ethernet, 4K HDMI, USB-C PD charging, USB-A, and SD/microSD card readers, make it a versatile powerhouse for all of your connectivity needs. Its sleek design, ease of use, and outstanding performance make it a worthy investment to enhance your Mac experience.

The Satechi USB-C 7-in-1 multiport dock packs lots of capability in a very small package. It has two USB Type A (2.0 or 3.0) ports, HDMI, USB-C, SD, SD micro, and Ethernet ports. The USB-C ports lets you charge your computer via the dock. I tested this Satechi multiport dock on a late-model MacBook Pro, and it worked well. This adapter is small and sleek, and easy to take with you if you use your computer away from your home or office. It has a matte space gray finish.

Very impressed! This hub allows multiple things to be connected and running at the same time. Haven't had any issues and no lagging issues. Doesn't take up alot of space either. I would like to see the cable connecting to the computer/tablet be a little longer. Highly recommended!

I recently got a new laptop that features USB-C as the only connector on it. This brought up an interesting point and issue to the forefront - I have too many USB-A devices, and barring one monitor, almost all use HDMI or Display Port. How does one connect your new laptop on the go and still keep your sanity? Well, this Satechi USB Type-C Multiport adaptor fits that bill. It has 2 USB-A ports, an HDMI port, a MicroSD and SDXC card reader, an Ethernet port, and the ability to use it to charge another USB-C device up to 60W max. So problem solved? Well not quite. It seems the USB-C port adaptor can only run one hard drive at a time via the USB-A due to power usage, and while it can do 4K on the HDMI, the port bandwidth while using an external hard drive, you do sometimes see artefacts. Beyond that, the USB-C port on the adaptor is kind of useless to me as it’s a charge only port. I appreciate the Gigabit ethernet port on the end, which works rather well. While it’s rare these days to need a gigabit ethernet (especially when wifi is so ubiquitous), the fact that you can plug it into a hard line is handy. So should you get one? YES! While I would have liked the cable to be folded back into the device for easy storage, it is not much of a bother. It is small and compact and you really need one cause those darn pesky USB-A devices are everywhere, and until we get more USB-C devices, we will need a USB-C to USB-A adapter.

This Satechi USB hub is well constructed and stylish. The hub is metal and solidly built. There is no "creaking" to it at all, and it feels very premium. The hub has 2 USB type-A ports, a USB type-C power port, a full-size HDMI port, a micro-SD card slot, a full-size SD card slot, and an ethernet port. The ethernet port is one of those with the hinge that pops out. I found it to be very VERY stiff. I worried that I was breaking it trying to get it open. My one complaint about the construction of the hub is that the cable is too short. I prefer to have my hubs sitting flat on my desk or flush to the device (as opposed to dangling in mid-air). This one can't quite manage that. I also wish that it had another USB type-C port for data. I'm in that awkward state where about half of my devices and flash drives are USB type-A and half are USB type-C. I'm quite happy with this hub, and I would recommend it to anyone needing more ports.

I have owned two MacBook Pro laptops and I had to buy a new MacBook Pro in a hurry as my older MacBook Pro was having issues with the battery life. It was also close to be outdated and no longer supported by Apple. I decided to go with the 2020 13 inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip. Unfortunately, it has only two thunderbolt 4 ports and one is needed for charging the MacBook Pro. I purchased this after realizing that the MacBook Pro 13 inch model, which I also purchased from BestBuy only had two USB ports. I’m currently using a different model for home use that can support three monitors , but I’m only using two. This is still is a very handy and useful adapter. It has a gigabyte ethernet port that is extremely useful and it has a couple of extra USB ports that you will discover you will need when you are traveling. The unit I purchased for my office a more expensive adapter for home use as I have two 4K monitors hooked up to my MacBook Pro and this device is only rated for one 4K monitor. The unit that I purchased for home use is just too big and heavy for traveling and this little device is a great size for taking on the go. I still use this device a lot for traveling around and it has been great for my laptop. I haven’t had any issues with this product and it’s just been a really great device for “on the go” use. It matches my MacBook Pro as it’s actually space gray. This is perfect for those who use their MacBook Pro for basic tasks at home and only need one monitor. It will support the Apple 6K monitor, but that are also expensive and 6K is kind of an odd choice for resolution in my opinion. For those who want a two or three monitor set up, then you should look at something else and get ready to fork over a few hundred dollars for one that supports multiple monitors as well. I have this in my messenger bag that I purchased for my new MacBook Pro and it’s been great when I’m not at home and need extra ports for other devices. It is small enough that it fits in my bag along with my cords, charging adapter and my DVD player. I’m extremely pleased with this device and I would have ended up buying something similar to this for my traveling adventures if I had not purchased it with the 2022 MacBook Pro. It will probably last longer than the MacBook Pro as Apple is now pushing out new devices quicker and I’m sure that I will be lucky if they support the 2022 13’ MacBook Pro for more than about 3 years. I recently activated my iPhone 13 mini and Apple is about to release the iPhone 15.

I recently purchased the Satechi USB Type-C Slim 7-in-1 Multiport Adapter, and I am thrilled with its performance and versatility. This adapter has become an essential companion for my USB Type-C devices, earning a well-deserved 5-star rating. The Satechi USB Type-C Slim 7-in-1 Multiport Adapter offers a wide range of connectivity options, making it incredibly versatile. The adapter features an HDMI port that supports 4K resolution, allowing me to connect my laptop or tablet to a larger display with stunning clarity. The inclusion of an Ethernet port ensures reliable and fast internet connectivity, perfect for situations where Wi-Fi is unstable or unavailable. The adapter also provides multiple USB-A ports, enabling me to connect various peripherals such as external hard drives, keyboards, and mice. The USB-C PD charging port is an added convenience, allowing me to charge my device while using the adapter, eliminating the need for additional power adapters. The build quality of the Satechi USB Type-C Slim 7-in-1 Multiport Adapter is excellent. It features a sleek and compact design, making it highly portable and easy to carry with my devices. The adapter feels sturdy and well-made, assuring me of its durability and reliability. Setup and compatibility are hassle-free with this adapter. It works seamlessly with my USB Type-C devices, and there's no need for any additional drivers or software installation. I simply plug it in, and it's ready to use, providing instant access to a variety of connectivity options. The Satechi brand is known for its quality and performance, and this multiport adapter lives up to that reputation. I trust Satechi's products, and this adapter has not disappointed me. It has become an essential tool for my daily workflow and has greatly expanded the functionality of my USB Type-C devices. In conclusion, the Satechi USB Type-C Slim 7-in-1 Multiport Adapter is a versatile and reliable solution for connecting and expanding the capabilities of USB Type-C devices. With its multitude of ports, compact design, and ease of use, it has become an indispensable accessory for me. If you're in need of a high-quality multiport adapter, I highly recommend the Satechi USB Type-C Slim 7-in-1 Multiport Adapter for its exceptional performance and ultimate connectivity.

I recently invested in the Satechi USB-C Slim Multiport Adapter, and I'm thrilled with the enhanced functionality it brings to my MacBook. This sleek, Space Gray accessory has proven to be a game-changer for my daily workflow. From seamless data transfer to charging efficiency, this adapter excels on all fronts. The two USB-A 3.0 ports have been a lifesaver for quick file transfers, while the USB-C port's 60W Power Delivery charging ensures that my device stays powered throughout the day, even during resource-intensive tasks. The 4K HDMI port takes presentations and entertainment to a whole new level. The clarity and vibrancy it delivers are simply unmatched. It's become an essential tool for my work, providing a reliable connection to external displays without a hitch. The compact design is another standout feature. It fits effortlessly into my backpack, making it the perfect companion for my on-the-go lifestyle. Whether I'm in a coffee shop or a meeting room, this adapter ensures I'm always connected and ready to go. One of the unexpected but highly appreciated features is the inclusion of SD/Micro Card Readers. It's a small detail, but it adds immense convenience, especially when dealing with media files or transferring photos from my camera. In terms of build quality, the Space Gray finish not only matches my MacBook perfectly but also exudes a premium feel. It's clear that Satechi prioritizes both form and function in their design. The Satechi USB-C Slim Multiport Adapter has exceeded my expectations. It's a versatile powerhouse that has truly elevated my MacBook experience. If you're looking to expand your connectivity options and boost your productivity, this adapter is a must-have. Highly recommended!

The Satechi USB-C Slim Multiport Adapter is a sleek and powerful solution for connectivity needs. Its compact design belies its versatility, offering multiple ports for seamless connections. With high-speed data transfer, 4K HDMI output, and reliable pass-through charging, it's an essential accessory for users seeking convenience without compromising performance.

This has been a great addition to my M1 iPad Pro. I recently switched to only using an iPad and not having available ports was one of the hardest parts of the switch. The Satechi slim hub takes care of this. Everything on the hub just works and the build quality is very nice. The metal casing has a very premium feel to it and the attached cable seems like it should hold up to regular use. I keep the hub attached to my origrid to always have it at hand.

great product. no complaints. i bought this with the mac book pro. easy to use. fits great and is needed. mac book pro doesnt have a usb you need lol

This is small and lightweight and has a good compliment of ports. Bought this to get an Ethernet port for a new laptop. Does get warm, but haven’t had any issues with it. Metal case, seems well-made.

Much needed device...performs well. Got it for the extra ports, but especially the ethernet port. Use it for 8 hours a day and I stay connected. Even kept working after my router was not functioning. I was able to still have uninterrupted internet!

This hub gives a great selection of ports, portable size and is the perfect companion for the Apple M3 MacBook Air