TOTU 11-in-1 USB-C Hub: 4K HDMI, VGA, 2x USB3.0, 2x USB2.0, Ethernet, SD Card Reader, Audio, 3.0 PD, Mac Pro & Laptops Compatible

I bought this for my iPad Pro. I searched far and wide for this particular hub, and it wasn’t an easy find, but I would say this is the best hub by far, for the iPad Pro. My requirements were that it have hdmi, 3.5 mm jack, at least one usb type a port for charging my phone, and support for charging the iPad while using other accessories, as well as not being flush with the side of the iPad due to the case I use. For me, the Ethernet, VGA, and other ports are bonus. Regardless, this hub works great. I have tested most ports and as long as the iPad supports them, they work. I have not specifically tested the Ethernet or VGA, but from what I have read otherwise, they should work well. I know specifically that both SD card readers, 3.5 mm jack, HDMI, and all the USB A ports (note: none of these work to attach external storage except for importing compatible photos, this is due to a lack of iOS support) work well, simultaneously, while charging the iPad through the one USB C port. The build quality is solid and lightweight. The little travel case is a nice gesture but ultimately useless. It is portable enough for me with a backpack, but if you are looking for something very portable, this isn’t it. This is more a do-all hub rather than a minimalist hub. Overall, this is well worth the price for what you get. Everything you have been missing since the advent of USB C is here, in a solid package and well-manufactured.

This is my second USB C hub that I purchased, so this will be somewhat of a comparative review. TOTU's USB C Hub comes with 11 total ports, which are: 1) 1 VGA 2) 1 HDMI 3) 1 Ethernet 4) 1 Audio/Mic 5) 1 SD Card 6) 1 Micro SD Card 7) 2 USB 3.0 8) 2 USB 2.0 9) 1 USB C Charging Port - 87W Max This hub has practically everything you could want in terms of ports, and if you're someone who likes to future proof in case the need arises for another particular port, you can't go wrong here. The build quality is actually quite nice. Coming in at 2" x 4 3/4", with a wire length of 5 1/2", it's definitely quite compact and shouldn't be a bother to travel with. I posted a photo of it next to a 2018 13" MacBook Pro for reference. It also has a nice weight to it, where unlike my other hub, it doesn't feel cheap. One standout feature is that there's an indicator light when plugged in. This gives you a peace of mind that the hub is in fact working, and was sorely missed on my other hub. It comes with this really cool traveling pouch to protect itself and whatever else may be thrown within your bag. It also has a unique design that allows you to bend the wire and put it into a little side slot next to the main one, something I've never seen before. Most USB C hubs I've looked at, even the other one I purchased, don't come with a pouch, so it's definitely a nice bonus to consider. Through my testing, everything works as you would expect it to work. All that's left for you to do is really compare other hubs in terms of price per port, and try to get the most optimal value for your needs while factoring in the extra features this one has to offer.

I was skeptical that this one single hub would work well with all different attachments (ie. USB3, USB2, SD cards, etc), but I have had this hub for a couple weeks now and have been able to use the USBC, USB3, USB 2, and SD card slot successfully. I bought this specifically for my new 2018 MacBook Pro which only has USBC ports. While I love this computer, I hate that I can't plug USBs and SD cards directly into it like I could with my last 2010 MacBook. Having this one attachment that can can accept inputs from a wide range of devices will be incredibly helpful moving forward, and now I don't have to worry about storing and searching for individual attachments as well. This comes with a cute little faux suede drawstring bag to store the hub in and keep it safe, and it is easily accessible and takes up little room inside by top desk drawer. This hub will be used a lot, and I am pretty sure that it will stand the test of time because it seems pretty durable. Other people have reviewed that the things you plug into this port don't go in all the way, and I have experience this as well. It's not that you can't push them in all the way, it's just that you only need to insert a small part of your cord or card into the hub for it to work. The one problem I had was not anything to do with the hub. I have a Seagate external hard drive for all of my pictures, movies and other files that take up space on computers. When I plugged it into this hub, my computer didn't recognize the external hard drive. I found that I had to go to Seagate's website and download updated software to make my external hard drive work on my new MacBook (which has newer software and OS), and then I was able to successfully mount the drive to my computer when plugging into this hub. I was also able to plug in an additional external hard drive to the hub at the same time so that I could back up the first external hard drive to the other one. (I take a TON of pictures and videos, so I am very cautious about having backups). I was able to copy about 1T of data through the hub in about 3 hours, which is pretty standard if not faster than standard. Everything works great! Thanks!

I bought this a little over a year ago to function as my MacBook Pro docking station at work. It's got one of the best combination of ports I could find for my needs. Audio, ethernet, hdmi, and vga (in case a legacy connection is needed for a projector or something, it's nice to have the option), 2 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0 plus card readers. It functions well. My only complaints might be that the audio has slight clicks when the hub is powered on/off from being plugged into the laptop and while the pass-thru power is connected. And if you're planning to connect to an external monitor running higher than 4k, you'll need to do that over a separate cable, for me that means direct monitor USB-C cable into a second port on my MacBook Pro. So I plug in two cables to dock rather than just one. But that's not a problem for a lower cost docking solution. Customer service was also excellent when I had a problem, even one out-of warranty. About 14 or 15 months after purchase, one side of the dock died. I lost the audio and two USB ports. I contacted customer service, and even though it was a few months past warranty, they quickly sent me a new USB hub (same model) at no cost.

Good value; have not had any issues with this USB Hub.

I needed a usb-c hub for many of my needs as below. 1. Connect to my Eithernet cable 2. Connect to my SD card 3. Connect to my 4k monitor (HDMI outlet) 4. Connect and charge my watch (usb) 5. Connect and charge my phone (usb) 6. Connect and charge my wireless earbuds (usb) Before, I had to wait for each charging process to complete and plug in the next charger sequentially. No more now! This simplistic and sleek usb-c hub does them all, and with great quality. I thought this usb-c was large, but it actually very small (roughly half of my phone in width), I can easily carry it to work or a coffee shop, it does not take any space on my desk nor in my bag. I have a 4k monitor, and when I connect to this hub with my HDMI cable, I am surprised that it does not reduce the resolution. It is crystal clear and vivid using this hub, the font is not stretched at all, which is the major difference between this high quality usb-c hub and other cheap ones (otherwise what is the point of having a 4k monitor). My phone charges very fast too! I do not see any delay for my monitor's refresh rate either. Network data transmission is also excellent, I do not feel any delay when plugging the ethernet cable into this usb-c hub. It is the perfect and long term solution for my need. This usb-c hub is very useful, saves lots of time and worth every penny !

UPDATE 11/4/2021: After consistent use of the USB type A ports on this adapter with my MacBook Pro, I finally tried the HDMI port when giving a presentation at work. I failed to test the port before giving this presentation, and the HDMI adapter did not work. My laptop kept flashing the screen to dark like it does upon initializing an external display, but it was completely unusable. Thankfully, another co-worker had a laptop I could use to give my presentation. I contacted TOTU customer support, and even though my purchase was well out-of-warranty, they listened to my concerns, gave me a few steps to try, and when those steps failed to fix the problem, they promptly mailed out a replacement hub. They didn't even ask for the original one back. The new adapter's HDMI port works correctly, and delivery was quick. I was a little skeptical of the product after the HDMI port did not work the first time, but based on my experience with customer service, I would purchase one of these products again from this company! Thank you for supporting your product when there was an issue! Original Review: So far I am very satisfied with this product. All of the ports I have tried thus far have worked very well, the fit and finish of the product is great as well, and the fabric carrying case is a very nice touch as well. The finish matches my space grey MacBook Pro 16 inch perfectly! Overall, it's comforting to know that until USB3C/Thunderbolt 3 takes over entirely, I have an adapter that gives me every other conceivable port I will need, and it's small and light enough to carry with me wherever I go. Overall a very satisfied customer!

I wanted to be able to leave my laptop at home when making presentations on large screen boardroom TVs. The Totu hub is perfect for any job for letting me leave my laptop at home. In my case, plugging it into the Samsung S10, it automatically brings up Samsung Dex which is the smartphone program that allows the full-screen experience. The hub has the ability to operate with or without power, which comes in the way of a USB-C power in connection. This is probably not n issue with a laptop, but with the smartphone, it becomes pretty important to have the external power because some of the ports on the hub can't get their power off the phone. Once plugged in though, it has USB 2 and 3 ports, a VGA port, SD and micro-SD port, and a 3.5mm jack for mic/speaker which is great. Oh, and it also has an ethernet port for connecting to a fast internet connection. This particular hub was more expensive than others but is made of an aluminum case and seems very sturdy. I have used it now 4-5 times where I would normally have set up a laptop, and it has worked extremely well. Only issue doesn't have to do with the hub itself. When using the Samsung program (DEX) to make it all work, Dex only allows five programs open at the same time. For me, that has not been a limitation, but might be for some people. I use it with a small Bluetooth keyboard so it is easier to use the keyboard commands than learn all the finger gestures on the screen of the phone.

Packaging unit is a bit small, but everything fits inside. The quality of the adaptor is nice - matches Apple's MacBook Pro "Space Grey" color -, and can be seen in the pictures. The USB-C little cover is a nice touch as well. I have not tested all the ports yet, but the charging port and the 2 USBs 3.0 work well. If anything doesn't work as expected, I will write afterwards, but I don't expect any issues. The tiny sleeve package is nice, though the design for the cable inside doesn't really make much sense to me. Good value for money.

Nous avons acheté un nouvel appareil Apple sans entrée USB. Comme nous en avions besoin pour utiliser nos clés USB pour notre travail, nous avons acheté cet adaptateur qui est très utile et facile d'utilisation.

I am really disppointed with this HUB, my hdmi keeps disconnecting and a lot of noise in the display -- it seems faulty. I tried another hub that is half the price (£20) and it works just fine.

Macht was es soll. Bin zufrieden.

An und für sich kein schlechtes Produkt. Eines der wenigen mit insg. 4 USB-A Anschlüssen (2x USB 2.0 und 2x USB 3.0). Wird relativ schnell sehr warm, aber das ist anscheinend normal. Leider funktioniert der Hub aber nicht mit einem Acer Travelmate p2 und Windows 10. Es verhält sich hier so als ob man den Hub im Sekundentakt aus- und wieder einstecken würde. Habe alles versucht (Bios Update, Windows Updates, sämtliche Device-Treiber Updates), nichts hat geholfen. Auf anderen Notebooks (Lenovo T470, Lenovo T490s, HP Pavillon) hat es problemlos funktioniert. Daher musste ich ihn leider zurück schicken da wir es grad für einen Wechsel der Geräte (HDMI Monitor, LAN, USB Eingabegeräte) zwischen dem Acer Schulnotebook und HP Gamingnotebook gebraucht hätten .... Der Anleitung liegt zwar eine Liste von inkompatiblen Geräten bei, der Acer ist da aber nicht aufgeführt.