Belkin USB-C Hub, 7-in-1 MultiPort Docking Station for MacBook & Windows - 85W USB-C Power Delivery 3.0, 4K HDMI 1.4, 2x USB-A 3.0, SD 3.0, Micro SD 3.0, & 3.5mm Audio Jack

I used this to connect a power supply (a portable charger) and external mic so I could livestream a church event. Worked perfectly for that. The mic and power source were USB-C, so they plugged right in. The hub then plugged into the USB-C port on my iPhone 16 Pro. Boom. Good to go. Then I just used a clamp to keep it all together. Great connectivity, good value for the money.

I use this 4-way USBC hub to split a single USBC port on my computer into 3 for charging a bluetooth speaker and charging/synching my smartphone/tablet. I do not plug in all 3 devices all at once so I cannot say for sure what (if anything) would happen, but it works well for my needs.

It never disconnected itself or anything and was good for all use. I sometimes wish it had more USB ports (mouse, drawing tablet, and a USB), but normally I don't have occasions where I need more than two, so it's fine.The sound quality when using AUX may not be the best, but it's fine because my MacBook already has an AUX hole.I bought this for $37.99 when it was on sale. It's a bit expensive, but it's worth the price since it has the SD port and stuff.

Works well, but requires a high output PD charger. An 18W PD powerbank will only trickle charge your device through this.

Really good quality and allows me to connected many usb devices

I bought this device in order to add some functionality to my Mac mini, since the Mac mini has a pretty limited number of ports. It worked great for 5 months and then didn't.The problems started when the on-screen pointer controlled by my mouse suddenly changed. It became very tiny and offset, permanently misaligned. It became very difficult to use my computer this way. I tried everything I could to correct it. Then it occurred to me to disconnect the Belkin hub. That was the issue. Once I disconnected the hub everything returned to normal and stayed that way. When I reconnected it then the same problem would immediately occur. i repeated this process several times to confirm the problem.So I cannot recommend this product. It was a waste of money.From this point forward I am updating this review.I contacted Belkin customer support about their failed product. I was eventually connected with an agent in what sounded like a very busy call service in India or Pakistan. After requests for information and proof of receipt i was told that I couldn't be helped. When I protested then the agent said he would contact his superiors directly and get back to me. This was likely a scripted response.The agent eventually got back to me with the good news that I was approved for a replacement. This all turned out to be a run-around performance and a further waste of time for me.I received a link through which I was supposed to apply for the product replacement. The link took me to a window on the Belkin website where this product was being sold. It was then that I realized that I was not being offered a true replacement, only the opportunity to purchase the failed product again but at a discounted rate. This was all just a means for Belkin to make more money on a product that failed me. Pretty gross.I emailed the customer service agent to make sure that a mistake wasn't made. No response.So, not only can I not recommend this product, as it was a waste of money and also time, but I also would discourage anyone from doing business with Belkin given their poor treatment of customers.I would give lower than a one star review if it was possible.

Works great so far, fast data access and good build quality.

Port functionality, that works for me