MCHOSE
MCHOSE Pro A/V Extender 10Gbps USB-C Hub 4K@60Hz 100W PD
Adds three 10Gbps USB-C ports, three USB 3.0 ports, 4K@60Hz video output and 100W PD charging through one USB-C connection
- TypeUSB Hubs
- 10 Gbps data on three USB-C ports for rapid file transfers
- 5 Gbps throughput on three USB 3.0 ports for legacy peripherals
- 4K 60 Hz video from the dedicated USB-C output for sharp external displays
- 100 W Power Delivery input with up to 85 W laptop charging for sustained workloads
- Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB4 host compatibility for broad device support
Connectivity Suite
The MCHOSE Pro A/V Extender turns a single USB-C connection into an 8-in-1 workstation hub. Three USB-C 10Gbps ports and three USB 3.0 5Gbps ports handle high-speed peripherals, while a dedicated video output drives 4K displays at 60Hz. A 100W Power Delivery port keeps the host laptop charged during intensive sessions.
Ideal Users
Professionals managing multiple SSDs, docks and external screens from a compact laptop will benefit from the port density and throughput. Buyers whose devices lack a full-featured USB-C, Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4 or USB4 interface cannot use the video or 10Gbps data functions and should look elsewhere.
Deciding Specification
Video output and the fastest data lanes require a host port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode and 10Gbps signalling — specifically a full-featured USB-C, Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4 or USB4 connection. Without that interface the hub operates only at reduced speeds and cannot drive a 4K@60Hz monitor.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps data on three USB-C ports for rapid file transfers
- 5 Gbps throughput on three USB 3.0 ports for legacy peripherals
- 4K 60 Hz video from the dedicated USB-C output for sharp external displays
- 100 W Power Delivery input with up to 85 W laptop charging for sustained workloads
- Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB4 host compatibility for broad device support
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 4K@60Hz video output on this hub?
Connect the hub to a full-featured USB-C port that supports Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB4, then plug your 4K monitor into the dedicated USB-C video port. The step people miss is using a port that carries video — plain data-only USB-C will not drive the display.
What maintenance or replacement will the 100W PD charging port need later?
The hub itself has no moving parts or consumable components. Long-term reliability depends on the external power adapter you supply; if that adapter fails or its cable frays, replace the adapter — not the hub.
What limit appears first when I sustain 10Gbps transfers on the three USB-C data ports?
The three USB-C 10Gbps ports share the upstream USB4 or Thunderbolt 3/4 link, so total sustained throughput is capped by that single 10Gbps-class host connection. Thermal throttling on the hub can also reduce speeds during prolonged heavy loads.
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