UGREEN Revodok Pro USB-C Hub 6 in 1 10Gbps 4K 60Hz HDMI, 100W Power Delivery for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Thinkpad Rog Ally and More.ClimatePartner certified

I took a leap in purchasing this docking station. I see a lot of people talking about hooking up additional monitors via this device, but nothing about managing the different inputs for Elgato hardware. Well, I bought it and it worked like a charm. It charged my laptop very fast, and kept the battery ahead of the use curve. I also plugging the Elgato teleprompter and foot pedal into it and it worked flawlessly. I probably could have also plugged in my web cam and this device would have tied it all together. Didn't get hot. The LED power indicator is impossible to miss making troubleshooting easy as pie. I would totally buy this again and I can't say that about a lot of electronic gear these days.Don't hesitate. Works great and it's super affordable. Just buy it.

I have these to connect my ASUS ROG Ally X and my Nintendo Switch to 2 of my TVs and then I have one for travel also. My friends with the same systems also bought them.These provide enough power to allow the Ally X to run in performance mode with my 100W power supply, and max the resolution on my 4k TVs. They've got plenty of ports for peripherals and they connect quick and easy with no issues on Linux, Windows, and Nintendo systems.

Works excellently! I was a little apprehensive about using this to power my iPad Pro, Focusrite Scarlett, and Midi Controller, while sending out a Midi Cable, but it does it all! Super great quality and connection, and no issue with the pass-through power delivery. Highly recommend!

Needed some way to connect an HDMI cable from my iPad to my flat screen TV and charge the iPad at the same time. After looking at many models and manufacturers, this was the least expensive option. The picture was sharp and there were no picture quality issues. The device was well constructed and the aluminum outside body made it very durable. Its small size also made it very transportable. Plus, I have had good luck using UGREEN products in the past, so this was a no-brainer. In fact, it worked so well I purchased another one for my brother.

I bought 2 of these to use with a laptop and iPad. Had no issues with connectivity. USB C and USB A ports worked just fine. Thumb drives and hard drives worked without issue. BUT I'm not sure charging is working properly. I plugged a charger into the USBC PD port and had my phone plugged in and my phone refused to fast charge. Tried 3 different cables that support fast charging. My phone said it would take 9 hours to charge. I plugged an iPad and the same thing happened. I left it plugged in for an hour and it only charged 2%. So at best this hub may maintain a charge but definately does not charge anything at a reasnable speed. Maybe mine is defective.

Thought it was broken, discovered that the usb-c extension cable i had was not usb 3.2.So i ordered a 3.2 extension cable, and it works great.Hopefully it lasts.

Works very well. I got this as a replacement for a very old OWC USB-C dock that has become long in the tooth. At the price I got this at, it's as good as I could hope for.Works plug and play on macOS and SteamOS even on my weird 120hz 32:9 monitor (which the OWC did not, at all) and takes advantage of the display's refresh rate on both. Passing through a 65 watt charger to keep the devices powered (the largest I have on hand) works as expected.At this size it's not meaningfully any larger or less compact than a straight up USB-C to HDMI adapter and with power delivery and USB splitting thrown in, I don't see a reason to not get this for the price. I'm probably going to buy one or two more just for travel and backup.

The product works well. My only gripe is that using the HDMI port on this with a Macbook, the signal is always a 4k signal no matter what I set the Macbook resolution too.It doesn't appear to cause any problems but there is an annoying popup that displays everytime I reconnect the computer.I assumed that it would be able to adjust the signal based on the monitor but that doesn't seem to be the case. I have a 1440p OLED - the macbook scales the resolution appropriately so it looks great however the hub always sends the signal at 3840x2160 60hz.If you don't have a 4k 60hz monitor, this will not automatically adjust the signal - No edid simulation.