USB C iPhone Hub for ProRes Video Recording - Ultra-Slim Aluminum USB 3.2, Dual USB-C, Micro SD, and Charging Port Hub for iPhone 17/16/15 Pro/Pro Max

The hub is the perfect size for the iPhone 15 Pro Max and fits pretty snug with just the connector. It's great that there is a PD charging port and all USB ports support up to 10 Gbps.Suggestion to the company that makes this hub:Make a version that caters more to video creators. The micro-SD card reader is pretty useless as the read/write speeds with even the latest and greatest SD cards hovers around, but mainly under 200 Mbps - great for photos and 1080p video but pushing it for 4k video and totally forget using Apple ProRes.Instead remove the SD reader and space out the USB ports to allow room for dongles that are a little wider. In my case when using a wireless iPhone microphone there is not enough room for my USB C low profile cable connecting my MagSafe M.2 NVMe enclosure to be placed next to the mic dongle. So, in my case I'm losing the use of the PD port because I need the extra space.Overall, it is a great little hub and very low profile and works great! I hope if the company who makes this takes my advice and makes another version, they will let me know as I'll be their first customer to purchase it.

Worked like a charm, conected a USB voice recorder and a 1 TB external hd to my phone, and transfered files from the first to the second.

Provides a nice USB-C extension hub in a very compact form factor. I am able to connect my USB-C DAC/Headphones and external USB-C or USB-A power to my phone at the same time. Win!Be aware that the USB-C male connector is on the long side, which is good for big phone cases, but it might also mean a small gap between phone and hub if you have a slim case, which I do. As a result, there's a little "wiggling" in the socket. It doesn't affect the connection, but I'd like to avoid that. Will try a MacGuyver solution with a couple thick rubber bands to fill the gaps on the side.One last thing: there is a little white LED power indicator on the hub, which stays on whenever it is connected. This is true, even if my phone is locked and the display is turned off.Be aware that there’s power being used as a result.

Use it for iPhone with external SSD and battery PD power. But the microSD SIM doesn't read by iPhone or iPad. It is fine on PC laptop/desktop. The site doesn't mention anything on. Using the USBA micro SIM reader and iOS compliant it uses too much power, even with PD battery attached.Also even without attach any thing other than plug into the iphone USB, the hub gets warm, probably will drain some battery power from.

I use this hub with my iPhone 15 Pro for filming high-quality gardening videos, and it’s been a game changer. It connects seamlessly and supports external SSD recording without a hitch.🔌 Has everything I need: USB 3.2, dual USB-C, SD/microSD, and passthrough charging🎥 Works great for 4K ProRes — no dropped footage💻 Lightweight and sleek — doesn’t add bulkIf you're recording long-form content on your iPhone or just need more ports, this hub is worth every cent.

The very first time I used this I was able to get power from USBC into my iPhone.But after that, it just doesn't work anymore. Won't supply power no matter what USBC charger I try or which device I plug it to (MacBook, iPhone, iPad). Power just seems broken.

Excellent iPhone or android addition, I needed 2 external drives, could not do without PD, this solved the problem

The small Hub is well made, looks good and allows you to access external SSD without a problem. The only problem for me was that I couldn’t charge the iPhone. I tried rotating the cable. Rotating the Hub and trying on both USBC ports but wasn’t able to charge. I used it on an iPhone 16 Pro.I was hoping this unit would work but unfortunately that wasn’t the case.REVISIONThe charger function works as long as you have a PD charger with USBC port (I understand it doesn’t work using a USBA port). The seller was provided directions, they were quick to respond and very helpful.