UGREEN Revodok USB C Hub Ethernet, 7-in-1 USB-C Dock with 4K@60Hz HDMI, 1Gbps Ethernet, 100W PD, 2 USB-A 3.0 Ports, SD/TF for MacBook M1/M2, iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max, iPad, iMac, Steam Deck

This USB-C hub has been a godsend for my MacBook Air. It has a fantastic selection of ports, including HDMI, Ethernet, USB-A, USB-C, and SD card slots. The HDMI output is capable of 4K@60Hz, which connects to my Samsung QLED Monitor and displays a crystal clear image. The Ethernet port performs very well, providing a reliable wired network connection. I was able to achieve fast and stable download and upload speeds comparable with the built-in gigabit port in my Windows laptop. One minor point is that when I have a power adapter plugged into the hub, it does get a bit warm to the touch. However, this is completely normal and it remains safe to use even when warm. The heat dissipation seems adequate. Overall, this is a very capable and versatile USB-C hub that provides a great selection of ports in a compact form factor. The key functions like Ethernet and HDMI work flawlessly. It was so good I bought a second one which is permanently connected to my MacBook Pro on my desk.

✅ HDMI works flawlessly. Have had other cheaper ones where it flickers or screen goes off or the screen goes green. None of that with the ✅ Ethernet helps keep a wired connection when I need it ❌ Sometimes gets a bit hot but all these converters and adapter do I purchased ones months ago and it’s been so reliable I got a second one.

This is perfect for creating a docking station for a MacBook Air. I only need the HDMI, two USB-A ports, and the ethernet port. As soon as I connect it to my MacBook Air, everything works perfectly. The only downside is the USB-C cable. It's not detachable and is really small. Ironically, UGREEN does sell a USB-C extension cable and they show it used in the picture for this hub to make the cable longer. However, I feel it would have been nice to have the entire cable detachable so you could use your own longer cable for a cleaner setup.

Bought this to work from home as laptop HDMI port was playing up. Great little docking unit which works through the laptop USB C then charges laptop from there. No problems connecting to separate monitor, keyboard and mouse. Could do with more USB ports, but I went for this version as we wanted 60Hz and easy to plug a small USB extender in if needed. Overall a great alternative to a Dell dock at a much better price.

I work part time from home and find this adapter great. Use it for Ethernet, hdmi cable and wireless mouse adapter. Everything is one place and saves me having to use multiple ports on my laptop. Does not interfere and works fine for outgoing and incoming calls including Teams calls.

Seems like a good all in one solution but it’ss a bit unreliable. Sometimes a drive will disconnect (then reconnect) if you plug a second one into the port next to it. In think it caused a serious problem with my Time Machine drive (although seemed to self fix , after I’d night a new 5TB drive of course.) Sometimes a single drive won’t work with nothing else plugged in (but works with a single A-C dongle.)

Works as a full dock (USB/Network/Video/Power) with a Nintendo Switch 1/OLED, and a hub (USB/Network/Power) for Nintendo Switch 2/Lite - I saw this model hub being used at the Pokémon European Championships for wired networking and got one - seeing it can do Switch 1 video output (Which doesn't work normally with hubs) was a nice bonus.

Although I've only used this hub for 1 day I wanted to share some product feedback but also guidance to others who might be wanting to use in the same manner that I am. The short version is that this device works perfectly. Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI with 4K at 60hz, Power Delivery goes from 65W power supply to 60W reported by the laptop. The Model is CM512, Part Number 60515. My set-up Laptop: Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 2i OS: Windows 10 Usage: Desktop Dock Devices connected: HDMI: Monitor Ethernet: Gigabit switch Power Input: Lenovo 65w charger USB 3.0 Dell Wireless keyboard & mouse receiver USB 3.0 Plantronics USB Speakerphone Connected to the ThinkPad using the laptop USB-C Dock port I got this hub to use as a dock to avoid having to plug/unplug the above devices everyday, it was not to provides ports that are missing on the laptop (they are all there). I was concerned about whether the laptop's 65W charger would still be able to charge it when connected as pass-through. And it does, just about. The power rate drops from 65W to 60W, the laptop still reports it's being charger, but it's not close to the actual rate possible. I had the laptop working in this set up for an hour when the battery was at 100%, after the hour the battery was at 99%. This does not create a problem for me as even a drop of 10% after 8 hours of work would still acceptable. I am looking into another USB-C power supply, it will probably be an 80W or greater, which will be to power this unit and the laptop's power supply will then be available for trips. For those wondering, the ethernet adapter is ASIX AX88179 USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter. The hub was Plug n Play for Windows, did not ask for any drivers. Pictures are attached for the LAN speed, LAN driver details, and HDMI 4K display refresh rates support. BTW the HDMI was tested on an LG C1 4K TV which support 120hz. Overall I'm happy with this hub, does everything I need it to do.

It doesn't supply the same power as my laptop charger, but it still charges it. Although a bit slower. All the rest of functionality works fine. Recommended.

I needed this to plug in the million + 1 different plugs I got in the draw. It does the job as it should.

**Works wonderfully with Apple devices** Plugged the hub into an M2 MacBook Air and everything was recognized instantly: the 4K @ 60 Hz HDMI output displayed crisp colors, the 100 W PD pass‑through kept the laptop charged at full speed, and the SD/TF slots read cards without any lag. The same seamless experience repeated on an iPad Pro 2024, proving the hub s broad Apple compatibility. **Good flexible cables & build** The included 1 m USB‑C cable is surprisingly supple; it doesn t kink when you bend the hub around a laptop stand, and the strain‑relief sleeve prevents the connector from pulling out. The hub s aluminum body feels solid yet lightweight, and the rounded edges match Apple s design language, giving it a premium look that blends nicely on a desk. **Ethernet port performance** The Gigabit Ethernet port delivers stable, low‑latency connections even when the hub is powering the laptop at 100 W. It s a reliable fallback for Wi‑Fi‑poor environments **Overall impression** The Revodok 7‑in‑1 hub hits the sweet spot between functionality and aesthetics. It provides everything a Mac‑centric workflow needs high‑resolution HDMI, fast data ports, card readers, and robust Ethernet while looking like an extension of Apple s own product line. For anyone juggling multiple peripherals on a MacBook, iPad, or even a Steam Deck, it s a solid, hassle‑free solution.

Idéal pour des appareils ayant une manque flagrant de connectivités comme les macbooks récents. Il a tendance à chauffer mais cela reste raisonnable et il refroidit très vite aussi.

The UGREEN 7-in-1 USB C hub is an absolute game-changer for my work setup! It effortlessly connects various devices—HDMI screen, Type C charger, USB mouse—to my laptop, streamlining my work process. This little hub is a powerhouse, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. It's compact, versatile, and does exactly what it promises. If you're looking for a seamless solution to expand connectivity, this hub is the real deal!