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Compact silver USB-C hub with four ports and PD power input

MCHOSE

MCHOSE USB-C 3.2 Hub 4×10 Gbps 100 W PD

SKU CH-K2WH-N52Y1

Four USB-C 3.2 ports deliver 10 Gbps data transfer while a 100 W PD port supplies up to 95 W to the host device in a 50 g adapter

  • TypeUSB Hubs
  • 10 Gbps data transfer moves large files quickly
  • 100 W PD port delivers up to 95 W charging to the host device
  • Plug and play across Windows, macOS, Linux and mobile systems
  • Works with USB-C and Thunderbolt laptops, tablets and phones
  • Compact 4.1 x 1.5 x .5 inch design weighs 50 g

Four-port 10 Gbps USB-C hub

The MCHOSE USB-C 3.2 hub adds four 10 Gbps data ports to a single USB-C or Thunderbolt connection on laptops, tablets, desktops or consoles. It is aimed at users who need to connect multiple high-speed peripherals such as external SSDs or docks without using extra host ports.

10 Gbps ceiling and no video or peripheral power

Each downstream port tops out at 10 Gbps, so a 20 GB file moves in roughly 16.4 seconds when the drive and host both support that rate. The USB-C data ports do not carry video signals and cannot deliver power to attached devices, limiting use to pure data accessories.

Driver-free setup with a separate charger required

The hub works plug-and-play across Windows, macOS, Linux, iPadOS, iOS and Android without installing software. A USB-C PD 3.0 charger up to 100 W must be plugged into the dedicated power port to pass up to 95 W to the host; the charger and cable are not included.

Highlights

  • 10 Gbps data transfer moves large files quickly
  • 100 W PD port delivers up to 95 W charging to the host device
  • Plug and play across Windows, macOS, Linux and mobile systems
  • Works with USB-C and Thunderbolt laptops, tablets and phones
  • Compact 4.1 x 1.5 x .5 inch design weighs 50 g

Specifications

TypeUSB Hubs

Questions about this item

How do I decide whether the 10 Gbps data ports or the 100 W PD charging port is the right choice for my setup?

The hub provides four USB-C 3.2 data ports each running at up to 10 Gbps for fast file transfers, plus a separate PD 3.0 port that accepts up to 100 W input to deliver up to 95 W of pass-through charging to your laptop or tablet.

What does the 10 Gbps rating actually deliver when I copy files to an external SSD?

At the rated 10 Gbps you can move a 20 GB file in roughly 16.4 seconds, though real-world speed depends on the drive and host controller.

Does the USB-C 3.2 interface limit the charging power or data throughput in practice?

The PD 3.0 port caps pass-through charging at 95 W, while each data port is limited to the 10 Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 ceiling; the ports do not carry video or supply power to peripherals.

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