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MCHOSE 10Gbps USB C Hub 4K@60Hz 100W PD 5 Ports usb display adapter
A 5-port USB-C hub delivering 10 Gbps data, 4K 60 Hz video and 100 W power delivery with 85 W continuous charging
- TypeUSB Hubs
- 4K 60 Hz video output for sharp external displays
- 10 Gbps USB-C ports move 1 GB files in one second
- 100 W PD input delivers up to 85 W laptop charging
- Five-port hub adds display data and power from one USB-C
- Works with Thunderbolt 3 4 and USB4 host ports
All-in-one USB-C hub for laptops and tablets
This 10 Gbps USB-C hub adds video output, data ports and pass-through charging through a single full-featured USB-C connection. It suits professionals and creatives who need to attach an external display and peripherals while keeping the laptop powered during long sessions.
Thermals and power in normal use
The hub accepts up to 100 W PD input and delivers up to 85 W continuous power to the host device, so the laptop stays charged while the adapter handles video and data. No active cooling is required and the unit runs silently under typical office or creative workloads.
Deciding specification: single 4K 60 Hz video port
Only one port provides 4K at 60 Hz video output, so users who need two or more simultaneous external displays cannot use this hub for that purpose. Buyers who require multiple video streams should consider a different adapter.
Highlights
- 4K 60 Hz video output for sharp external displays
- 10 Gbps USB-C ports move 1 GB files in one second
- 100 W PD input delivers up to 85 W laptop charging
- Five-port hub adds display data and power from one USB-C
- Works with Thunderbolt 3 4 and USB4 host ports
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the hub so the 4K@60Hz video output actually works?
Connect the hub to a full-featured USB-C port that supports Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4 or USB4; standard USB-C data ports will not carry the video signal.
What maintenance or replacement will the hub need over time?
No internal parts are user-serviceable; if a port becomes loose or the cable frays, the whole adapter must be replaced.
What limit appears first when I sustain heavy file transfers and 85 W charging together?
The hub’s thermal envelope caps combined throughput and power delivery before any port reaches its 10 Gbps or 100 W rating.
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