DJJD 8 in 1 Usb C Hub Splitter,TF/SD Card Reader,Compatible with MacBook Pro, iPad Pro,Laptops

I purchased this to use with a new MacBook Pro. It does exactly as described, it plus has in to one usb c port. It then allows usb an and c connectors. And it also allows me to plugging the Mac into wired internet. In addition it has some card readers and HDMI connections that I am not currently using. This is a great little device!

LOOKFUN 8-in-1 USB-C Hub Is Quite Sturdy %26 Gr8 Quality Out-The-Box. It Has A Power Indicator Light - NICE! Compact %26 Very Easy To Use. I Hope It Lasts, But It Truly Appears To Be Well Made %26 Works Well With My Laptop. I'm Using This Hub To Help Alleviate Wear %26 Tear On My Ports.

It's a nice splitter...looks good, low profile and functions well. The only small 'gotcha' is that, although the ports work, the USB-A ports are a little 'loose'...too much wiggle on the cable at the connection. I haven't had any issues, but... Still a nice product.

This hub splitter is a must for me. I am an educational speaker and often have to hook my Mac up to different systems depending on what technology each school has. This little device has every hub I need to for every situation. It is easy to use and works perfectly!

Really good product for the price. Comes in handy all the time while using hdmi on MacBook, iPad, or even iPhone. Also has an Ethernet cable which the other locations don't.

I needed a hub splitter for my laptop! This one filled up the need! It saved my from lots of hassle.

Effortlessly expands connectivity with smooth data transfer and reliable compatibility across MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and most laptops.

Does not have the capability I was looking for. I was trying to get a HUB that could replace the Dell 7-in-1 USB-C Multiport adapter, but _this hub_ does not work the same. The Network port is not detected unless the device is fully powered up and physically checks the USB connection. The Network port is not detected if you have a charger plugged IN on one of the USB ports (Device only detects power, does not activate the Network port for some reason). You can work around that if you plug the Network port in first, have you device detect that, and then plug in power. But in my use case, (I am a IT tech for a school) I use a hub to install OS over our network, and so if my PC doesn't already have an OS installed, the Network is never detected through the hub during Boot.

The package looked smashed upon arrival, but contents did not appear to be damaged. After some use, I discovered one of the USB ports doesn't work.

Does not have “power delivery” - reads flash drives and external drives not the fastest but well- 4 different tested devices don't charge on this , also not working with data transfer to /from phone or iPad -but seems to be fine for basic drives still handy