UGREENRevodok Pro 109 USB C Hub, 9-in-1 USB C Dock with 4K@60Hz HDMI, 10Gbps USB-C and USB-A Data Ports, 100W PD, Ethernet and SD/TF for MacBook Air M1/M2, iPhone 15 Pro Series, iPad and Surface

I was after an affordable dock that would work with my MacBook Pro M3 Max. Thunderbolt docks were out of the question due to their astronomical price so I got one of these and it works great. I have gigabit LAN, 4k screen at 60hz, a 5 TB mechanical hard drive, a Keyboard and Mouse attached. All works great. My only slight complaint is that the cable is rather short, but I think this is more to do with the USB 3.2 specs limiting it's length to achieve the bandwidth, rather than anything the manufacturer could do. Officially the USB spec doesn't even support extension cables, so I can't hide it behind my desk, but not a big issue. It gets a bit warm, but been used daily for over 6 months now and it's great.

works just as intended

Good overall, well built and works well with MacBook Pro. The 100W PD is a bit misleading. If using a 100W charger, the laptop gets 90W. If using the original 96W Apple charger laptops receives 79W. This remains constant regardless of using the other ports for charging etc. This should be fine unless you are using your laptop very intensively for extended periods.It's a bit on the heavy/chunky side so I wouldn't take it on the move but fine for a permanent workstation - in which case could do with some rubberised feet to stop it sliding around on the desk. Would have been nice to have x2 USB-A and X2 USB-C port but hey ho.

Decided on the Pro 109 (9 in 1) over the Bigger and slightly more expensive Pro 210 (10 in 1).The Pro 109 has only the 1x HDMI compared to 2x HDMI on the Pro 210.The Pro 109 shows the 3x USB-A are all rated faster than on the Pro 210.It was unclear if the TF and SD card slots were both usueable at the same on the Pro 109, wheras the Pro 210 stated they were.I found the Pro 109 did infact access when both cards inserted at same time.Neither hub have a 3.5mm earphone jack, believe that is the 11 in 1 model.The length of lead is a bit short approx. 25cm overall.

Works well with HP, Dell and LenovoGood quality sockets

Update: After about 5 months of use, started to have issues - usb devices not detected, HDMI not detected - have to plug and unplug multiple times to get it working. Avoid.-----Using it with my M1 pro macbook. Overall it works as expected, HDMI works fine 4k@60hz, charging pass through works fine (it does get warm though). USB-C also works fine with external SSD and the connection is as described 10gbps, however often once I get my macbook on from sleep, I see a message the the SSD was disconnected - not sure if issue with the dongle or just power management on my macbook.The build quality also seems good for the money.

This thing has any port you need. Fairly small, not so heavy. If it had more USB-C ports it would be better as 1 works only for charging so there's only 1 USB-C left for your devices.

The PD feature (power pass through) makes this an invaluable bit. of kit when on the move with a MacBook Pro M1 (2022) with limited USB ports