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Compact gray 7-in-1 USB-C hub with HDMI, Ethernet, two USB-A, card slots and PD port

WRIARICH

WRIARICH BYL-2303 7-in-1 USB display adapter

SKU CH-BB2D-QZ4FY

A 7-in-1 USB-C hub adds 4K HDMI, gigabit Ethernet, two 5 Gbps USB-A ports, SD and microSD readers plus 100 W pass-through charging

  • ColorGray
  • TypeUSB / Ethernet
  • StandardsUSB 3.1
  • Max Devices Supported7-Port
  • Thunderbolt 3Yes
  • PortsMulti-Functional USB C Adapter: 1*4K HDMI, 1*Ethernet port,
  • Connect an external 4K display at 30 Hz via the HDMI port
  • Add wired 1 Gbps Ethernet for stable network access
  • Pass-through charging up to 92 W keeps your laptop powered
  • Two USB 3.0 ports at 5 Gbps connect peripherals fast
  • SD and TF card slots read media up to 104 MB/s

7-in-1 USB-C hub for thin laptops

The WRIARICH BYL-2303 adds HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports, SD and TF card slots and 100 W pass-through charging through a single Type-C connection. It suits ultraportable owners who need legacy ports and a wired network link without carrying multiple dongles. The compact grey enclosure measures 5.1 x 1.4 x 0.7 inches and weighs 2.65 ounces.

Replaces a bag of single-function adapters

One hub supersedes separate HDMI, Ethernet, card-reader and power dongles, cutting cable clutter at the desk or in a travel kit. The jump is worth it when a laptop offers only one or two Type-C sockets and you regularly connect a 4K monitor at 30 Hz, a wired LAN and USB peripherals simultaneously. Thunderbolt 3 hosts gain full 5 Gbps bandwidth on the USB ports.

Plug-and-play on major desktop and mobile OSes

Windows 7 through 11, macOS, iPadOS, Chrome OS and Linux recognise the device without driver installation. The HDMI port negotiates 4K at 30 Hz automatically; forcing higher refresh rates will fail because the silicon caps at that limit. The PD port accepts 100 W input but delivers up to 92 W to the host, so very power-hungry laptops may charge slowly under heavy load. Card slots top out at 104 MB/s, so UHS-II cards run at reduced speed.

Highlights

  • Connect an external 4K display at 30 Hz via the HDMI port
  • Add wired 1 Gbps Ethernet for stable network access
  • Pass-through charging up to 92 W keeps your laptop powered
  • Two USB 3.0 ports at 5 Gbps connect peripherals fast
  • SD and TF card slots read media up to 104 MB/s

Specifications

BrandWRIARICH
SeriesBYL-2303
ModelBYL-2303
ColorGray
TypeUSB / Ethernet
StandardsUSB 3.1
Max Devices Supported7-Port
Thunderbolt 3Yes
PortsMulti-Functional USB C Adapter: 1*4K HDMI, 1*Ethernet port, 100W PD Port, 2*USB 3.0 (5 Gbps), and TF/SD card slot (up to 104 Mbps).
Transfer RateUp to 5 Gbps
Operating System SupportedWindows 11/10/8.1/8/XP/7, macOS, iPad OS, Chrome OS, Linux
Dimensions5.1 x 1.4 x 0.7 inches
Weight2.65 ounces
FeaturesMulti-Functional USB C Adapter: Designed for Apple Families(compatible for Mac Macbook pro/air iPad Pro), includes 1*4K HDMI, 1*Ethernet port, 100W PD Port, 2*USB 3.0 (5 Gbps), and TF/SD card slot (up to 104 Mbps).
Ultra-Fast 5Gbps USB-C Ports: USB C Adapter Connect and transfer data at incredible speeds with 5Gbps high-performance USB3.0 ports. Transfer 1GB of files in 1 second, quickly and efficiently transfer and backup data for your external devices.
4K@30Hz HD Display: USB C to HDMI Adapter has seamless 4K@30Hz resolution for stunning visuals when connected to an external monito
Package Contents1 X 7 in 1 USB Ethernet Hub

Questions about this item

Does the 5.1 x 1.4 x 0.7 inch case need any extra clearance for the HDMI or Ethernet cables?

The adapter measures 5.1 x 1.4 x 0.7 inches; allow a few centimetres beyond each port so the HDMI plug and RJ45 connector sit without strain.

What is the correct order to connect power, display and data so the 100 W PD port negotiates properly?

Plug the host USB-C cable in first, then attach the PD charger to the Type-C port, and finally connect the HDMI display and USB peripherals.

When will the SD and TF card slots need cleaning or the Gigabit Ethernet port re-seating?

Clean the card slots with compressed air when transfer speeds drop below 104 MB/s; re-seat the Ethernet cable if the link falls back from 1 Gbps.

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