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USB-C hub with HDMI, RJ45, VGA, PD, card slots, 3.5 mm jack

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SKU CH-3JV2-Y70FN

Connects MacBook Pro or Air M1 to HDMI, VGA, RJ45, SD, TF and 3.5 mm audio via Thunderbolt 3 with power delivery

  • Connects multiple displays via HDMI and VGA ports
  • Wired 100 Mbps network access through RJ45 jack
  • Powers laptop while in use with PD pass-through
  • Reads TF and SD cards plus 3.5 mm audio
  • Supports Thunderbolt 3 host connection for MacBook Pro/Air M1

USB-C Hub for MacBook Pro and Air

This USB-C hub adds HDMI, RJ45 100M Ethernet, VGA, Thunderbolt 3, PD charging, TF and SD card slots plus a 3.5 mm audio jack to MacBook Pro and Air M1 models. It expands a single port into multiple video, network and peripheral connections for mobile workstations. ||

Passive Cable with Minimal Power Draw

The adapter draws power only from the host USB-C port and requires no external supply. It runs silently with no fan or moving parts and adds negligible thermal load during normal data and video use.

Highlights

  • Connects multiple displays via HDMI and VGA ports
  • Wired 100 Mbps network access through RJ45 jack
  • Powers laptop while in use with PD pass-through
  • Reads TF and SD cards plus 3.5 mm audio
  • Supports Thunderbolt 3 host connection for MacBook Pro/Air M1

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the Thunderbolt 3 dock to my MacBook Pro without losing the 100M Ethernet link?

Plug the single USB-C cable into the Thunderbolt 3 port; the dock negotiates power delivery and data simultaneously so the RJ45 link stays active.

Which ports on the hub are most likely to wear out first with daily use?

The 3.5 mm audio jack and the TF/SD card slots see the most insertions; keep them free of dust to extend their life.

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