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Selore&S-Global UC4308 USB display adapter 4K 60Hz 10Gbps 100W PD

SKU CH-2QWX-QG52M

A five-port USB-C hub adds 4K 60 Hz video, 10 Gbps data and 100 W pass-through charging

  • ColorSilver
  • TypeUSB
  • StandardsUSB 1.1
  • Max Devices Supported5
  • Ports4 x USB 3.0, 1 x RJ-45
  • Video Portsusb_c, 10Gbps Data Transfer
  • 4K 60 Hz video output from a single USB‑C port
  • 10 Gbps data transfer across four USB 3.0 ports
  • 100 W PD‑IN charging delivers up to 85 W to the host
  • Compact 5.5 x 0.9 x 0.6 in design weighs 50 g
  • Five‑port hub adds RJ‑45 Ethernet plus four USB‑A connections

Compact 5-in-1 USB-C hub

The Selore&S-Global UC4308 is a silver multiport adapter that adds a 4K 60 Hz video output, four 10 Gbps USB 3.0 ports and 100 W power delivery pass-through through a single USB-C connection. It measures 5.5 in by .9 in by .6 in and weighs 50 grams, making it a portable dock for laptops, tablets and phones. The hub requires a full-featured USB-C, Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4 or USB4 port to function.

Suits single-display workflows

This adapter suits users who need one external monitor at 4K 60 Hz plus high-speed peripheral connections and laptop charging up to 85 W continuous power. It is not for buyers who want multiple simultaneous video outputs or who only have USB 2.0 or USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports, because the hub will not operate on those interfaces. A separate PD-capable charger is required for the power delivery function.

4K 60 Hz video and 10 Gbps data headroom

The single video port comfortably drives one 4K display at 60 Hz for streaming, presentations or extended desktop work. Four downstream ports each run at 10 Gbps, moving a 1 GB file in roughly one second, so large transfers and backups stay fast. The 100 W PD input supports up to 85 W continuous charging, keeping most ultraportables powered under load; the hub runs out of headroom when a second monitor is requested or when the host port lacks video-alt mode support.

Highlights

  • 4K 60 Hz video output from a single USB‑C port
  • 10 Gbps data transfer across four USB 3.0 ports
  • 100 W PD‑IN charging delivers up to 85 W to the host
  • Compact 5.5 x 0.9 x 0.6 in design weighs 50 g
  • Five‑port hub adds RJ‑45 Ethernet plus four USB‑A connections

Specifications

BrandSelore&S-Global
SeriesUC4308 Selore&S-Global
ModelUC4308
Part NumberUC4308
ColorSilver
TypeUSB
StandardsUSB 1.1
Max Devices Supported5
Ports4 x USB 3.0, 1 x RJ-45
Video Portsusb_c, 10Gbps Data Transfer
Supported Cardsusb
Transfer Rate10 gigabits_per_second
LEDs10Gbps Data Transfer
Dimensions5.5 in x 0.9 in x 0.6 in
Weight50 grams
Temperature10Gbps Data Transfer
Package ContentsPortable

Questions about this item

Do I need a full-featured USB-C, Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB4 port on my laptop for the UC4308 to drive a 4K@60Hz display?

Yes, the adapter requires a host port that supports video alt mode; plain USB 2.0 or data-only USB-C ports will not deliver 4K@60Hz output.

Can I keep using my existing USB 3.0 peripherals through the four 10Gbps ports on this hub?

The four ports are USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) and are backward compatible with USB 3.0 and 2.0 devices, so your current peripherals will work at their rated speeds.

How can I verify the hub is delivering up to 85W of charging to my laptop while the 4K display and peripherals are active?

Check your laptop's battery or power menu — it should report a charge rate near 85W when a 100W PD charger is connected to the hub's PD-IN port.

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