9 in 1 USB C Hub, 1000Mbps Ethernet, 30Hz HDMI, 60Hz VGA, 2 USB 3.0, PD87W, SD/TF Card $39.89 Delivered @ HARIBOL Amazon AU

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【All IN ONE USB C Hub】The USB-C Hub easy to expand your USB C port device to 4K HDMI or 1080P VGA ports monitor, support networks up to 1000Mbps, 2 USB 3.0 ports up to 5Gbps, SD/MicroSD card reader up to 2TB, 3.5mm audio jack and 87W PD port will give you a blazing-fast charging speed experience . You can enjoy USB 3.1 Type C data transfer and type c 87w PD charging and display expansion 2 displays simultaneously.
【Vivid 4K Dual Monitor Displays】This USB Multiport Adapter helps you stream 4K/Full HD/1080p to HDTV, Monitors or projectors via HDMI/VGA port. Support display 2 screens on the same-screen or split-screen mode. (Tips: HDMI port support 3840×2160@30Hz, VGA port support 1920×1080@60Hz, use the HDMI and VGA simultaneously support 1080P@60Hz)
【USB C to Gigabit Ethernet and Audio Port】 The c hubs ethernet Adapter support 10/100/1000BASE-T Lan networks, just plug in an ethernet cable, you can enjoy the ultra-fast gigabit ethernet speeds and the reliability of a wired connection directly. Worry-free about about wifi's instability and interference from USB 3.0; Also, this usb c dock have a 3.5mm Audio port for you to put in your wired headset, so that you can enjoy music without disturbing others.
【Super-speed Data Transfer&PD Charging】The type c hub has 2*USB 3.0 Ports support transmission speed rates up to 5Gbps. It is a perfect connection for keyboard/mouse. PD Port support charging up to 87W for MacBook or other Type-C devices with PD Protocol. Give you a fast charging speed experience. SD/MicroSD card slot enables safe data transmission up to 104Mb/s.
【Widely Compatible&Portable Design】Compatible with MacBook Pro 2016 and above, MacBook Air 2016 (Not for previous generation MacBook Air & Pro), MacBook 12, New iMac/Pro, Surface Book 2/Go, Chromebook, Pixelbook, Dell, HP, Huawei mate 20/P20, Samsung S21 S8 above, more Type C devices with DP Alt Mode. The thunderbolt hub sleek and compact, plug and play. No extra driver Needed. Pocket-size for convenient using at anywhere. If you have any question about product, please contact us!

USB C Hub, 4K@60Hz USB C Dongle, 1000M Gigabit Ethernet Adapter, HARIBOL 6 in 1 USB C HDMI Dock with 87W PD, 2 USB3.0 Ports for MacBook Air, Pro, Chromebook, HP, Dell, Samsung and Other Type C laptops
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  AlexF on 11/01/2022 - 10:03

  Is there a technical reason why (most of) these hubs have very short and/or permanently attached USB-C cable?

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    netsurfer on 11/01/2022 - 11:33

    +1

    Yes, the shorter the cable, the less likely you run into data issue. The non-technical reason is cost saving. Starting with USB 3.1/3.2 gen 2, the quality of cable starts to matter more.

    Permanently attached USB-C cable: 2 reasons: (1) Apple's one is like that and (2) cost saving.

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  Kallak on 11/01/2022 - 10:04

  Can this power two external HDDs? Have done some searching but am unsure if a USB-C hub needs an external power supply to run external drives efficiently. Cheers

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    ChickenDinner123 on 11/01/2022 - 10:20

    Most external HDDs have a figure 8 power jack, I don't think they can be powered off their USB connections.

    The smaller actual portable hard drives that power off USB only should be fine. These hubs usually have like 80W input and as long as you use an external charger to charge the hub it should be fine.

    If you plug the hub directly to your PC I think it should draw enough juice to run a hd but YMMV

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    netsurfer on 11/01/2022 - 11:37

    According to the specs:

    2* USB 3.0 ports: Data transfer speed up to 5Gbps & USB port power supply up to 4.5W

    Problem is, is it 4.5W (0.9A) per port OR 0.9A for both ports?

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    netsurfer on 11/01/2022 - 13:10

    Did a test with a different Hub, generally 2.5 inch HDDs don't need that much power. 4.5W might just be enough for two.

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  Piter71 on 11/01/2022 - 10:22

  +2

  30Hz @ modern screen resolutions? Sorry but this is useless, unless you want to connect it ten years ago.

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    netsurfer on 11/01/2022 - 11:34

    4K/30Hz. If it is 2K or below, it should be able to do 60Hz. However, it is not ideal for 4K.

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    Everettpsycho on 11/01/2022 - 14:10

    +2

    It's a laptop dongle, how many people realistically need their laptop at 4K 60 and are running it via a $40 usb C dongle?

    The vast majority of users will either still be using sub 4K displays or likely not notice their laptop is running the 4K TV at 30hz. If you want more you probably have a GPU on there and it's got its own hdmi output.

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      netsurfer on 11/01/2022 - 14:51

      The unusual part is 4K/60Hz version appears to be cheaper (I haven't tested it, but just going by what OP has posted). Obviously, the laptop needs to support USB-C/alt-mode (DP 1.4) otherwise you will be still stuck with 4K/30Hz. Also, the DP 1.4 based version doesn't have the VGA out (which I really doubt most people still use that).

      If the laptop doesn't support DP 1.4 via USB-C/alt-mode, then do you gamble on getting the newer chipset and risk compatibility issue or buy the DP 1.2 version (which limits you to 4K/30Hz).

      Then, there is the question of HDR, which DP 1.2 most certainly won't support. Then again, the tech side is a bit complicated due to these hubs, due to the need to provide USB 3.0 ports, had to half the bandwidth on the video side.

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  Nuggetron on 11/01/2022 - 13:31

  Would this be able to run Chromecast using the ethernet port? I have one at home that doesn't supply enough power to the Chromecast from what I can tell

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    bojan on 11/01/2022 - 14:56

    Are you using the stock chromecast tv power supply? I had to get a bigger one to power the hub and chromecast, my Switch’s power supply works. I think that one is 40w.
    Some hubs just don’t work and you need to look for chromecast tv supported.

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      Nuggetron on 11/01/2022 - 15:48

      Is there a list of what ones work. All the website seem to be pushing the ones that are 100 bucks.
      I can't recall what power supply I used. It may have been the stock one.
      I think I have a Dell tablet one at work I can borrow

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        netsurfer on 11/01/2022 - 16:03

        +1

        If you have a 60W USB-C power supply handy, then it is worth trying that. Some of these hubs take quite a bit of power and some can have uneven current reduction on certain voltage levels (e.g. 5V). However, if it is just Ethernet, it shouldn't take so much power.

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          Nuggetron on 11/01/2022 - 16:59

          @netsurfer: Cheers. Just want to connect the Chromecast to the hub and have ethernet connected. At worse I'll add a hardrive for the kids shows but tv has a USB drive for that

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    ihfree on 11/01/2022 - 16:36

    +1

    No -

    *【Wide Compatibility】：DON'T work on the Google Chrome Cast TV
    * Can not work with Spotify and Netflix and Amazon Prime, Google Chromecast TV

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  maxz2040 on 11/01/2022 - 23:25

  Nice. Just what I was after

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  billhan on 23/01/2022 - 19:53

  Got the item, it don't has split-screen mode at all. Connect both VGA and HDMI for two monitors, just 1080p 60HZ monitors. Only can detect one monitor for both two, and those two monitors only can display same simultaneously.
  Return it as defact now.