UGREEN Revodok 7 in 1 USB C Hub Gigabit Ethernet Adapter 4K@60Hz HDMI, 100W PD Charging, USB A Data Ports, SD/TF Card Reader Compatible with Mac M1, M2, M3, iPad, iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max, Steam Deck

**Works wonderfully with Apple devices** Plugged the hub into an M2 MacBook Air and everything was recognized instantly: the 4K @ 60 Hz HDMI output displayed crisp colors, the 100 W PD pass‑through kept the laptop charged at full speed, and the SD/TF slots read cards without any lag. The same seamless experience repeated on an iPad Pro 2024, proving the hub s broad Apple compatibility. **Good flexible cables & build** The included 1 m USB‑C cable is surprisingly supple; it doesn t kink when you bend the hub around a laptop stand, and the strain‑relief sleeve prevents the connector from pulling out. The hub s aluminum body feels solid yet lightweight, and the rounded edges match Apple s design language, giving it a premium look that blends nicely on a desk. **Ethernet port performance** The Gigabit Ethernet port delivers stable, low‑latency connections even when the hub is powering the laptop at 100 W. It s a reliable fallback for Wi‑Fi‑poor environments **Overall impression** The Revodok 7‑in‑1 hub hits the sweet spot between functionality and aesthetics. It provides everything a Mac‑centric workflow needs high‑resolution HDMI, fast data ports, card readers, and robust Ethernet while looking like an extension of Apple s own product line. For anyone juggling multiple peripherals on a MacBook, iPad, or even a Steam Deck, it s a solid, hassle‑free solution.

Ordered this to replace the OEM hub that failed on our Snap-On shop scanner. This worked perfectly, NIC port connects quickly and is quite speedy, HDMI and USB all functioning as designed. Great product!

I was looking for a travel dock that I could pack for either my Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch OLED model. The Switch in particular has some problems with third party docks – older docks designed for the original model limit the output resolution on the OLED model to 480p. Very few vendors state whether or not their devices have this problem and reviews / forums often don't mention it either. This dongle works perfectly with both consoles and for the price will be hard to beat. A couple of tips for people in the same situation: - Buy a high quality power adapter or use the originals. I ran my early tests with an 85W MacBook Pro charger and both consoles had problems with it – the Switch wouldn't detect the dongle at all, and the Deck had a slow charger warning. The original power supplies work, or certain third party power supplies will work fine, you just need to be choose one capable of switching to the correct output voltage and current. - Games running via a dongle on a Steam Deck really want to output 720p. No higher resolutions appeared in my games. There's an option under the game properties in Steam to use "Native" resolution which allowed my games to output in 4K60. This will melt your Steam Deck, but it also allows you to output 1080p60 which is probably the resolution you want. I didn't test the SD slots but I'd expect them to work with the Deck, not the Switch. I tested Ethernet and pulled a full 1Gbps through it. The USB ports worked fine for a keyboard and mouse on the Steam Deck. In summary, the dongle had no issues at all with anything the dongle could control, just be careful with the gotchas above if you're intending to use this for either game console.

I've used this with a 4K TV connected in HDR mode for over 2 years. The HDR requires more bandwidth than 4K/30Hz. I should have searched for one with a 3rd USB A/C port instead of the SD card because I've never used the SD card. I subtracted a star because the USB-C PD power pass thru doesn't work with my HP i9 laptop even with a 130W supply connected. I'm not sure if it's the laptop or the hub tho.

I use this because my laptop does not have an SD card slot any more. Also, I needed a second HDMI monitor output and this adapter works perfectly for that. Then I have a USB for my powered speakers, and another USB for charging stuff.

U-Green accessories have become some of my favorite non-brand/brand to purchase these days. They come in under most "name brands" but don't seem to skip on the actual quality of the product. This hub is no exception featuring a 1 Gbps Ethernet port, up to 65W power pass through, as well as SD Card reader and additional USB-C ports it handles pretty much any necessary need for a slim or port lacking laptop might need. Even when under heavy load the unit doesn't get terribly warm and is a small enough size to slip into a back pack or bag without adding any significant bulk or weight. The outer casing feels like aluminum and the look is of a Apple product style finish, very sleek even for it being just a USB-C hub. It also features a decent braided cord so you could allow it to dangle over the desk edge or sit it directly next to the laptop which ever you prefer.

I use this all the time. It is lightweight so I carry it in my purse and I'm always prepared. I had to put my name on it b/c it is so popular that it has walked away a few times.

I've been very happy with my other UGREEN hubs and this one works just great. Connectors are tight and it's easy to pack in your bag for traveling, of course.