UGREEN USB C Hub, Revodok Pro 106 USB-C Multiport Adaptor, Type-C to HDMI Adapter with 4K@60Hz HDMI, 4x 10Gbps USB-A & C Data Port, 100W PD, Aluminum Dock for MacBook, iPad Pro, HP Laptops, Mac MiniClimatePartner certified

Build Quality & DesignThe hub has a premium aluminium body that not only looks sleek but also feels incredibly durable. It’s compact and lightweight, making it perfect for travel or a clean desk setup. The matte finish prevents fingerprints, and the cable is sturdy enough to withstand regular use.Performance & ConnectivityOne of the standout features is its 10Gbps data transfer speed, which is noticeably faster than many other hubs I’ve used. I tested both the USB-C and USB-A ports, and they delivered the promised speeds, making file transfers a breeze.The 4K@60Hz HDMI output is flawless – no lag, no flickering, and crystal-clear visuals. I’ve used it with my MacBook Pro and an external monitor, and the quality is outstanding.Another major advantage is the 100W Power Delivery (PD). It ensures that my laptop charges efficiently while using multiple peripherals, which is a huge plus for productivity.Reliability & CompatibilityI’ve tested this hub with multiple devices, including a MacBook Pro, iPad, and HP laptop, and it worked seamlessly with all of them. No random disconnections or overheating issues, which is something I’ve faced with other hubs in the past.Final VerdictIf you’re looking for a high-quality, fast, and reliable USB-C hub, the UGREEN Revodok Pro 106 is an excellent choice. It offers blazing-fast data transfer, crystal-clear HDMI output, and strong build quality at a reasonable price. Highly recommended!

I did a whole bunch of testing of the various different ports with a number of different drives, including a Samsung T7 1TB SSD (up to 1,050 MB/s transfer speed), a Crucial X8 2TB SSD (up to 1,050 MB/s transfer speed), and a Samsung 500GB SATA SSD. It looks like the limiting factor in these tests was not the USB hub, as I got roughly the same speeds for the drives plugged into the Hub as I did when plugged directly into the actual USB-C port on my computer.However, I have proven that the hub supports higher transfer speeds by testing the Samsung and Crucial drives at the same time. There was a small performance loss, but not much and overall data transfer speeds were higher than I got when I tested just one drive at a time, or when testing one drive plugged into the computer's USB-C port. See the picture for details.The build quality is good, and I thought this was good value for money. I cannot comment on the charging capability, because I don't have a high powered device that will utilise the full 100W PD, but it seemed fine for lower powered laptops.

Looks and feels great, definitely smaller than I thought it would be. I wouldn’t say it was great value for money as after all it’s a usb hub so you wouldn’t expect to pay a lot for it. I would say after using it there’s not really enough ports and if you want a decent amount of ports you have to pay an uncomfortable amount. Functionality wise it’s very quick and easy to use, I literally plugged it in and it worked straight away with my wireless mouse and keyboard.

This is a nice USB C Hub/DockIn my set up I use it to connect to USB 4/Thunderbolt ports on my mini pc and macbook air, so I can use 1 mouse, 1 keyboard, 1 monitor.It has 2 USB A and 2 USB C ports at 10 GB/s which is speedy enough for most peripherals including a USB SSD, so could theoretically transfer data at 1,250 Gb/s.The HDMI port outputs at 4k 60Hz.It’s a great addition if you have multiple computers like I do.The only thing that lets it down in my opinion is the relatively short USB cable, but it is more than sufficient for my connections.

Works like a charm with a Galaxy Note20 ultra and Dex. Paired with a cheap portable monitor, a bluetooth keyboard and mouse and you get a cheap laptop alternative (mostly). I used a 45W charger and it powered everything like a dream on my first unit. I can't get my seccond unit to charge my phone for the love of god.Good speeds, full USB 3.2. It stayed cool. It has a nice metalic quality finish. I could not find a flaw for it. Pair it with a dedicated USB 3.2 card reader, and you get an external hard drive.

Finding a USB-C hub that properly supports 144Hz via HDMI can be a struggle, but this one nails it. Plugging my monitor in, I got a buttery smooth 144Hz experience with zero flickering, frame drops, or weird resolution scaling—something many hubs fail to deliver.Beyond the rock-solid display output, this hub is a connectivity powerhouse. With multiple USB-C and USB-A ports, I can hook up all my peripherals without juggling dongles. Plus, power delivery support means I can keep my laptop charged while running my full setup.Build quality is excellent, with a sleek, durable design that doesn’t overheat even under heavy use. If you need high refresh rates, fast device connectivity, and reliable power delivery all in one hub, this is the one to get.

Not great, the PD port doesn’t double up as usb c port for a device so you lose a port straight away. My new Mac uses a separate charger so the port becomes useless and the same for a windows device so unless your power is usb c there’s no point on this port.HDMI won’t work in the Mac or windows! Tried multiple cables and monitors.If it did work properly the value for more is not great. Definitely cheaper on the market that does just as much or more!Looks great on the picture and what it sounds like it suppose to do but it’s rubbish.

I’ve got this as my ‘master’ hub, with other hubs connected to it running bus-powered hard drives, and one of those hubs running another hub that runs bus-powered devices like midi keyboards. This works perfectly well, no noticeable speed reduction from the daisy chaining. Only thing is that you can’t run a monitor or PD from one of the daisy chained hubs, they need to be directly in the main hub - but this isn’t a criticism of this hub, just a general note. Definitely a good hub!