CableCreation8K HDMI USB C Hub, 5-in-1 USB C Multiport Adapter for Charging,100W Power Delivery 3 USB 3.0 Port Compatibile with Steam Deck,MacBook pro/Air M1,Surface Pro,XPS,iPhone 15/15Pro

I wasted money on so many USB-C Hubs that advertise supporting 4K monitors at 60hz but they only supported 30hz. This one actually does work and has three fast USB 3.1 Gen2 ports as well in addition to a GBPS LAN port so that was an added bonus as my laptop was only able to ger around 550 MBPS out of my 900 MBPS internet connection on WiFi 6 but now I get the full speed through LAN.

Works perfectly with my Ipad pro - 5th generation. It genuinely makes my life so much easier because you can charge your ipad whilst using it to be connected to a screen, keyboard...etc. Definitely recommended!

Quality not premium, not satisfied

Highly recommend

This works shockingly well with the Ipad Pro. The USB port takes a thumb drive and instantly gives you access to your files through the FILES app. The headphone jack lets you listen to movies or music on an old pair of headphones. You can charge the Ipad while using these features. I haven't used the HDMI port yet, but am assuming it will work just as well. Given Appel's history of not playing well with outside hardware, this was a happy surprise.

I spent more than a week trying to find a hub that works with iPad Air 5 because many products said it doesn’t work with the M1 iPad Pro, and when I asked Anker and Satechi about it, they said that their products had issues with M1 processor. Couldn’t find anything that explicitly says it works with the Air 5 (obviously, because it was a day after it became available), so I went for the least janky-looking one that says it works with the M1 iPad Pro. The result is more than satisfactory.The USB ports work exactly the way I expected: the iPad recognizes mouse (wireless with receiver), keyboard, thumb drive, SSD, and even an electronic drum via GarageBand. Not sure if it supports 10Gbps since I don’t have any device that fast, but that’s exactly why I don’t care about it. HDMI outputs as a 1080p 60Hz signal connected to my 4K TV, presumably because the iPad itself is not quite 4K. The headphone jack worked fine without any weird quirks like recognizing it as a headphone even when there’s no headphone connected to the hub (which I heard happens with some devices, which disables the on-device speaker). The passthrough power port kept the device charging with the 20W charger included with the iPad, albeit without anything else plugged in. I wouldn’t expect that to hold true when I’m doing anything power intensive though, since the description says that the hub consumes some power.The overall construction is sturdy and looks premium, except maybe for the glossy black plastic bottom. It’s maybe intended to go with the front of the device, but the thickness difference makes it pretty hard to blend in, and I can’t see the port label that way. It’s a bit wobbly when plugged in, but stays in well enough that it won’t come out on its own. Fits perfectly well with the Smart Keyboard (and probably the Magic Keyboard too), but I don’t think it’ll go in properly with any kind of protective case that covers the USB port.I’ll update this review when it starts having any issue, so if there isn’t any edit, you can assume that it’s working perfectly for me.

Funktioniert am MacBook Pro einwandfrei und stellt alle wichtigen Anschlüsse zur Verfügung. Design passt farblich zudem auch noch.

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I bought this specifically to add ethernet to my MacBook Pro. It works well