MCHOSE
MCHOSE USB-C Hub 5-in-1 4K HDMI 100W PD 3 USB-A Silicone Cable Aluminium Case
A compact 5-in-1 hub adds 4K 30 Hz HDMI, 100 W pass-through charging and three USB-A ports via a 20 cm silicone cable
- TypeUSB Hubs
- 4K 30 Hz video via certified HDMI port
- 90 W pass-through charging reserves 10 W for hub operation
- Three USB-A ports for peripheral connectivity
- 20 cm super-soft silicone cable rated 25000 flex cycles
- Aluminium case aids heat dissipation in portable use
Compact 5-in-1 USB-C Hub
The MCHOSE hub adds one 4K HDMI output, three USB-A ports and 100 W power delivery to a single USB-C connection. A 20 cm silicone-woven cable resists tangling and survives 25000 bend cycles. The aluminium case dissipates heat during extended use. It targets mobile professionals who need video, data and charging from one socket.
Suits single-port laptops and tablets.
Workers carrying a MacBook Air, iPad Pro, XPS or ThinkPad gain display, peripherals and power without a bulky dock. The HDMI port drives one external screen at 4K 30 Hz when the host supports video out. Buyers who need dual monitors or higher refresh rates should consider a larger dock instead.
100 W PD with 90 W pass-through decides
The USB-C input accepts up to 100 W and forwards 90 W to the host while reserving 10 W for hub operation. The port carries no data or video, so the host must supply video through its own USB-C alt mode. Match your charger and laptop power rating to this split before purchase.
Highlights
- 4K 30 Hz video via certified HDMI port
- 90 W pass-through charging reserves 10 W for hub operation
- Three USB-A ports for peripheral connectivity
- 20 cm super-soft silicone cable rated 25000 flex cycles
- Aluminium case aids heat dissipation in portable use
Specifications
| Type | USB Hubs |
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Questions about this item
Does my laptop need a specific USB-C capability to use the HDMI port?
The host device USB-C port must support video output for the HDMI port to function.
Can I keep my laptop charged through the hub while using all three USB-A ports?
The hub passes up to 90W to the laptop and reserves 10W for hub operation, so charging continues while peripherals are connected.
How can I verify the hub is delivering video to my external monitor after plugging it in?
The external monitor should show your desktop at up to 4K 30Hz once the hub is connected and the host port supports video output.
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