I only have USB-C charging ports in my car therefore this USB hub is ideal as it allows me to charge multiple devices in one go, including my watch, phone and tablets. Really simple to use and it feels very solid and well built. I like the shape of it which means it is angled towards the user and easy to view. The cable is really short which is again perfect for the car as you don’t want trailing cables by your feet. Highly recommended.

I like this neat little piece. It has 4 sockets and gives just what I need. It has a short usbc plug in cord and you’re good to go. It doesn’t take up much room and all the sockets work perfectly. I just needed something to extend the space on my PC and this does the trick very well. Can’t fault it. Recommended.

I love the look of this hub. It’s really stylish and looks/feels solidly made. It’s a neat bit of kit, which looks really good with my set up.

Handy to have UCB-A, USB-C and HDMI ports.

Also very useful to be able to charge through the hub.

Only niggle is I wish the cable were a bit longer so that it could still sit on my desk and look fabulous rather than it dangling in the air when I am using a laptop stand.

This 5 In 1 usb c hub offers a USB C to HDMI Adapter which outputs 4K@30Hz, PD upto 100W Charging, 2 USB 2.0 Ports and 1 USB 3.0 Port in a very portable pocketable form factor.

It’s incredibly handy to have and works well enough – the only real downsides are around its build quality with the plastic used. They’re just not as robust as the rest of the casing and the plug in cable is wrapped in a light plastic that doesn’t make it as easy to just throw in a lock and forget about it as it could and should be.

The actual features of the dock are great, it works well and although gets warm during use (especially while charging) has yet to get hot so I’m overall impressed though just wish the plastic used was a little bit better quality.

Got this for my desktop, increase number of ports available on my desk without constantly going around the back of the computer. Works well, can be a bit quirky when charging a mobile, but that may be my computer more than the device itself. Easy to insert plugs, the memory cards however can be inserted incorrectly, since they are to the side its not always easy to see and get right.

That said, a good quality product that continues to live on my desk – in general, very happy.

Like this, the hub feels well made with a metal case and nicely positioned sockets.
The data cable is also a reasonable length – not really short like some other hubs.
This means the hub can be easily placed on your desk next to your PC or laptop and the ports are all readily accessible.
Good addition if you are looking for some expansion USB ports, and extra HDMI port or to add SD card readers.
The hub can also be powered if you need to.
I think this is well made and a useful addition.

Now this is one solid device.

Starting with the design, it’s smooth and adaptable to any smart office desk; I’ve secured this to my desk via. Velcro so that it remains fixed quite easily, but it matches the theme of the Apple ecosystem quite well. I wouldn’t say it’s exactly portable as it is quite hefty and the USB-C cable only attaches from one side [which, depending on how you have your table set-up] which could be an issue for some.

It works effectively and the speed is quick also – though there was some minor stuttering on my 4K display which I realised was due to the 30hz limitation which isn’t a bad thing and after adjusting the refresh rate on my screen, it worked fine.

The pass through charging feature [at 100w] is also a major bonus – something that my other simpler hubs cannot facilitate – so I was pleasantly surprised with this.

A great addition to any office space.

When you are a modern Mac user like me which tends to only use USB-C for your main USB ports then this is perfect when you have other devices you need to connect.

It comes with 2 USB2 ports, a USB3 port. A USBC port so essentially keeps a USBC ready when you take up one on your computer and a HDMI port. So a perfect little device for connecting things to your computer.

It seems sturdy and works well so I am very happy with this.

Plugging this small yet robust hub into my MacBook was an immediate revelation. The multiple ports, more than enough to accommodate my digital paraphernalia, facilitated the smooth interplay of my tech environment. Using my external hard drive, keyboard and mouse, while keeping the laptop juiced up, was no longer a puzzle to solve. Shifting from stills to videos, the HDMI output captured every detail, enriching my viewing experience with crisp, vivid imagery. The cherry on top? The aluminium body – aesthetically pleasing and functionally adept at dispersing heat. Cool to the touch, even during an all-nighter of work, which I appreciated. The incline added a touch of stability, a thoughtful detail that shows the maker’s understanding of use in real-worldconditions.

In a world filled with tech gadgets, I found this USB C hub to be an all-round solution. It has taken the clutter out of my workspace, conveniently replacing a multitude of cables and dongles. Its high-speed data transfer and the bonus of HDMI video output meant that I could work without interruptions, be it on my laptop or my TV screen. Robust, efficient, and user-friendly — this hub is an unassuming workhorse.

There are many USB C hubs available. Most follow a similar design, a grey alloy box and a short USB C connection cable to leverage a high-spec (at least data and display) USB C socket.

This hub from Intpw is then different.

Okay, it is a light silver grey, but the ‘look’ stands out in this segment.
The white plastic inserts and triangular shape are then unusual and, I find, good-looking.
More importantly, I think the design has the practical advantage of making the USB ports easier to see and use.
The flip side of the design is that the SD and TF card reader is to the back, so it is less conveniently sited than the USB ports — if you use data-cards frequently. However, it is no less convenient than I have found the layout of the usual “grey alloy box” hubs with card-readers.

This hub has a single HDMI 4K@30Hz output, allowing you to drive another display – this exits from the ‘rear’ alongside the card reader, which for a display makes sense.

The selection of USB ports is good.
There are two USB 2.0 ports (black) which are okay for peripherals, such as a mouse and/or keyboard – but this an over twenty-year-old standard.
There are two USB-A 3.0 sockets, correctly coloured blue.
There is then a USB-C 3.0 data port.
Lastly, there is a USB-C PD pass-through-charging port at up to 100W, so you can charge your device through the hub.

It is, however, lacking an Ethernet port, which is unusual.

Fundamentally, if this 9 in 1 hub has the ports you are looking for, then it is an interesting – as well as a functional choice.

It works well with all device plugged in, well built and sleek looking, it delivers enough power to all connected devices, quick data transfer speed, haven’t seen any lags or speed issues so far, overall functioning well and as expected.