j5createUSB-C Multi-Port Hub with Power Delivery with 4K HDMI/2 USB-A 5Gbps/PD 100W Charging SD&Micro SD/3.5mm Audio | for MacBook Pro&Air/iPad Pro/iMac/Surface/XPS/Thinkpad/Galaxy/and More(JCD373EC)

This is an adapter for a laptop that I'm using with my MacBook Air. It is a normal piece of equipment that is used almost every day and it's functional and convenient. I have to have one anyway and the fact that it is pink is great. This brings just a touch more personality to my everyday work needs. While I haven't heard about this company before this, the adapter works well and if I need something else I might look to them again for what I need.

I got this so I could connect my Steam Deck to an HDMI display. The fact that this doesn't output UHD/4K @ 60FPS wasn't a concern, as I only need 1080/60p output. The Steam Deck isn't powerful enough to game at 4K, let alone 4K 60FPS, so 1080p is fine with me.Another reason I chose this is the Power Delivery port. Since the Steam Deck only has a single USB-C port, you can't charge it while something else is plugged in unless the thing you're plugging in has a PD port. Fortunately, this does so I can charge the Steam Deck while having it connected to a TV.As for the device itself, it's made out of plastic with a braided USB-C cable attached. I believe it is based on the VIA VL817 chip. The SD card reader is a nice luxury, as I can copy games to it from the Steam Deck (and vice-versa) and install them on another PC without having to wait while burning up my internet connection. As long as you have the game downloaded already, it's easy to make a copy and put it on another system without downloading it again. And yes, I know the Steam Deck has its own card reader, but I prefer to avoid wear and tear on it whenever possible. Also, this accepts full-size SD cards. You can also use a USB stick, but be careful not to exceed the current output (mA) of the Steam Deck's USB-C port. Don't try plugging in two USB sticks into this hub, in other words. There just isn't enough power coming through that single USB-C port on the Steam Deck to run everything.I tested the hub with a variable refresh display, but sadly it does not support VRR even though the Steam Deck does when connected to an appropriate display.There's also a generic USB audio interface built-in that will output 44100/48000Hz stereo. You can also do mono (1 channel) sound input (use one of those 4 conductor 3.5mm plugs). I tested this on my Mac and it worked fine.Overall, this does everything I need it to! Works great!

I have been able to plug this into my computers and it works great. Everything I plug in connects, and this has a very small cord to keep everything compact.It has is really lightweight so just throwing it in your bag is no big deal at all.Definitely good for traveling and just having handy.

This multi-port hub is exactly what I needed to help keep me organized. It is a very useful tool to have on hand. I just plug in and keep working. I definitely recommend this product!

I needed additional ports for my new MiniMac desktop. I ordered this one because it also has a card reader slot. I can connect an additional HD monitor via HDMI and my cd reader with usb. The color choices, including pink, made it more fun. Does what I need.