iBesi USB C Hub 11 in 1, USB C Laptop Docking Station with Gigabit Ethernet Port, 4K USB C to HDMI, VGA, 3 USB3.0, 1 USB2.0, SD/TF Cards Reader, USB-C PD 3.0, Audio only for MacBook Air/Pro, iPad

I work daily on a MacBook Pro and have used a number of usb c hubs. This one is by far the best I have used. It’s a lot larger then my older hub but has far more ports. The metal case matches the space grey finish on my MacBook Pro.The ports all feel secure and fit my cables well. The cable on the hub is thick and well insulated. It’s also a long cable which works better with my workflow.All of the USB connections work well, although I usually use no more than two at a time. The Ethernet connection works very well and provides a very fast speed. All other ports seem to work well, although I have not been able to test the VGA port yet. I also like that I can connect my MacBook charger to it which allows me to use more than one external hard drive at a time.One thing to note when purchasing this is that it is much larger then other hubs. But it is very well made and feels like it will last. Even when using it all day, it never gets hot or has any connectivity issues. I would wholeheartedly recommend it.

I bought this because of all the fantastic reviews which claim that it's a quality product and very good. I just received it today and was excited to try it out.My setup is the latest macbook pro 16 inch so everything I tested on was brand new and works fine.I had the charger plugged in just to test that it could charge but it kept going on and off continuously. I checked the cables, but everything else was fine. Nothing was loose at all. I then tried the "HDMI" on a second monitor that is a widescreen LG 29" IPS Screen. The quality that was outputted was absolutely awful. It's like looking at a screen without glasses - completely blurry and low quality.I'm returning this immediately and hope others who have a similar experience can stop companies like this selling poor quality products and conning consumers with fake reviews to entice them to buy.

I used this hub with my laptop, a Huawei Matebook 13 and this is what I am basing my experience on. Yours may differ a little bit.The Good:Plenty of ports - there are so many ports on this device, it is crazy. It is more than enough for a majority of people. The only thing I wish I could change is to replace the VGA port with a DisplayPort or just simply add another port and make it 12 port USB hub, but that’s more personal preference.Solid build quality - nicely designed metal body that feels very rigid. There is no flex to it and it has comfortable weight, not too heavy, and not too light.Kickstand - due to the design of the body, the hub can serve as a kickstand for your laptop. There are rubber stickers included in the package to make your computer less likely to slip down from the adapter. I placed mine on both the top and bottom of the hub to provide grip both to the surface and the bottom of the computer. It provides a nice height increase that makes the typing experience more comfortable.Works with Nintendo Switch - this device can also work as your Nintendo Switch dock replacement if you want something a bit more compact or you just want a dock for your other room at a cheaper than the official dock. If you are playing a lot of multiplayer games on the Switch, the Ethernet port will come in very handy for you.The Not-So-GoodSqueaky and stiff - the cable of the device is quite squeaky when moved around. This is probably due to the fact that the cable is also very stiff, which might make maneuvering it around a bit more problematic. The squeakyness is not a functional problem and more just an annoyance when you are trying to move the hub around. Might cause a bit of a disturbance in a public place like a library. The stiffness makes using the hub harder to use as a kickstand, cause it does not bend extremely well.USB-C - it does not charge my device nor does it transfer data through the USB C port. This is more likely to be a problem with my laptop, rather than the device itself, since it does charge my phone through this port when connected to the laptop. Just something to be aware of. All the other ports are working perfectly.Branding - this is a very minor complaint and a very personal one, but I wish the branding at the top would be placed in a less visible place, preferably on the bottom of the device. Right now it is a little bit jarring.Conclusion: It is a great little device, which could be made perfect for me by the addition of a DisplayPort and a more flexible cable, but if that does not sound like something that would bother you, then you should totally get it if you need to expand port selection on your modern laptop.

Having a brand new laptop is a joy but with less USB connectors and without Ethernet connector is a pain.The only solution was to get an USB hub to get all type of connectivity.This HUB draw my attention as it was the only one ant a fair price with so many connectivity options.I am using this HUB with a Dell XPS laptop and I am very happy with it.I was interested mostly in the Ethernet connection, and I am pleased that the Ehernet connection is 1GB connection and I tested in my home network and it is working like a normal 1GB network connection. It is recognized by Windows as Realtek USB GbE Family Controller.Other good point of this HUB is the HDMI connector that allow me to send 4K signal to my TV.And another good point is the dedicated port for microSD cards. Until now I use to have a SD card adapter to microSD but from now on it is very simple to use the dedicated microSD slot.The build looks very solid, and it is warming a little, but it is normal.Pleased with quality/price.

This is a great idea and nearly great product.I like:Longer than average lead;Number of ports;Very light, easy to transport;Sticky feet/protectors provided.I don't like:USB ports intermittent: they run for 2 seconds, idle for 0.5 seconds repeatedly - if a screen is plugged into the VGA port.USB ports not quite sized correctly, it was really difficult to plug things in.VGA port quite loose and has no retaining nuts.End result is I returned it because of the USB failing. Very tempted to buy another to see if it was a one off, but interestingly wasn't offered a swap, just a refund. Also I bought it on a lightning deal which is over and so now would have to pay full price.All of which is a pity - I really thought I'd found the perfect hub for my USB-C only 2018 MBP.And finally: The box had definitely been opened before I received it, so I wonder if this had already been returned, but Amazon didn't test it enough?