MCHOSE
MCHOSE USB C Hub 4 Ports USB 3.2 10Gbps 0.3ft Cable
Transforms one USB-C port into four 10Gbps data ports for laptops, tablets and consoles
- TypeUSB Hubs
- Transforms one USB-C port into four data ports
- 10 Gbps transfer moves a 20 GB file in 16.4 seconds
- Plug and play across Windows macOS Linux iPadOS iOS Android
- Works with Thunderbolt laptops tablets phones including MacBook iPad iPhone Surface XPS Galaxy
- Ultra-compact 1.5 x .5 inch 50 g design suits travel and office use
What this hub does
The MCHOSE USB C Hub turns a single USB-C port into four USB-C data ports, each running at USB 3.2 10Gbps. It is built for laptop and desktop users who need more high-speed connections for drives, docks or peripherals without installing drivers. The 0.3ft cable keeps the hub close to the host device for a tidy setup.
What the bundle changes
No extra software or power adapter is included; the hub draws power from the host port and works immediately on Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, macOS, Linux, iPadOS, iOS and Android. The four ports add 10Gbps bandwidth each, so a 20 GB file can move in roughly 16.4 seconds. Video output and charging are not supported on these ports.
Who should buy and who should not
Travellers and office workers who want a 50g, 4 x 1.5 x 0.5 inch hub that fits in a pocket will appreciate the compact size. Buyers who need video output, power delivery or Thunderbolt-certified speeds should look at a different multiport adapter.
Highlights
- Transforms one USB-C port into four data ports
- 10 Gbps transfer moves a 20 GB file in 16.4 seconds
- Plug and play across Windows macOS Linux iPadOS iOS Android
- Works with Thunderbolt laptops tablets phones including MacBook iPad iPhone Surface XPS Galaxy
- Ultra-compact 1.5 x .5 inch 50 g design suits travel and office use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do the four USB-C ports on this hub ever need firmware updates or physical replacement?
The hub is driver-free and has no updatable firmware; the ports are fixed on the board so only physical damage would require replacing the whole unit.
What limits sustained 10 Gbps transfers across all four ports at once?
The single upstream USB 3.2 link caps total bandwidth at 10 Gbps, so simultaneous transfers share that ceiling.
How warm does the aluminium casing get and does it draw much power when all ports run all day?
The aluminium body acts as a heatsink and stays warm but not hot; the hub draws only bus power with no external adapter needed.
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