Satechi USB C Hub Multiport Adapter V3, 8 in 1 with 8K HDMI, 85W USB C PD Charging, 4X USB Data Ports, Ethernet, SD Card Reader, for MacBook, Windows - Space Gray
Details
- BrandSatechi
- ColorSpace Gray
- Hardware InterfaceUSB 3.0 Type C
- Special FeaturePlug and Play
- Compatible DevicesMacBook Pro M4
Description
🚀 Elevate your workspace with the ultimate 8-in-1 power hub!
- STUNNING 8 K VISUALS - Experience breathtaking clarity with up to 8K @30Hz and ultra-smooth 4K @120Hz refresh rates—perfect for pros and creatives who demand the best.
- POWER THROUGH YOUR DAY - 85W USB-C PD keeps your laptop charged at lightning speed, so you never miss a beat during back-to-back meetings or creative marathons.
- PLUG AND PLAY SIMPLICITY - No drivers, no hassle—just connect and go. Compatible with MacBook, Windows, tablets, and phones for seamless multi-device integration.
- ALL IN ONE CONNECTIVITY HUB - Ethernet, SD card reader, HDMI, and multiple USB ports in a sleek Space Gray design—your ultimate desk upgrade for work and play.
- BLAZING FAST DATA TRANSFERS - Four USB ports including three USB-C ports deliver up to 10Gbps speeds—transfer large files in seconds and stay effortlessly productive.
The Satechi USB C Hub Multiport Adapter V3 is a sleek, space gray 8-in-1 docking station designed for professionals and creatives. It supports stunning 8K video output, delivers 85W USB-C power charging, and offers ultra-fast 10Gbps data transfer across multiple USB ports. Compatible with MacBook, Windows, tablets, and phones, it provides versatile connectivity including Ethernet and SD card access, all with effortless plug-and-play setup and backed by a 2-year warranty.
Specifications
| Standing screen display size | 75 |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Brand | Satechi |
| Item model number | ST-P8KEM |
| Operating System | macOS or Windows 10 |
| Item Weight | 4.3 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.49 x 2.13 x 0.63 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.49 x 2.13 x 0.63 inches |
| Color | Space Gray |
| Computer Memory Type | SIMM |
| Flash Memory Size | 8 GB |
| Manufacturer | Satechi |
| ASIN | B0CVR26895 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | February 15, 2024 |
Reviews
A**R
Good hub!
Hub saved me with new MacBook Air only having 2 usb-c ports.
H**W
Strong and nice design
Great quality and nice designThis is perfect for me when traveling or at home. It allows many connections with my Mac Book.
T**N
Running strong and doing what it should.
6 months in and I’m still happy with my purchase. I’m using this primarily for an external monitor connection with my mac air. I occasionally use it to charge a device or two but haven’t used its other connections.It feels like a solid build and while it can get warm I haven’t had any temp related issues that others have mentioned. I would recommend it to others for the value and performance.
J**R
Merchant very good
Excellent
N**7
Excellent product.
Excellent quality product that is easy to use. I used it to run Ethernet through my laptop c port. Recommended.
H**R
Great heat management
Better heat management than other products on the market
R**D
Ethernet port seriously confused my network
I had to send this back. Caused a very, very weird issue with my router.Check this out:AT&T (1000/1000 fiber connection) Modem bridged to Orbi Router and mesh wifi system. Orbi router has 3 x gigabit ethernet ports. Great. To these I connected a 20TB Drobo NAS, a Philips Hue Hub, and this Satechi USB-C hub. The USB C hub was connected to my late 2016 MacBook Pro.All fairly simple so far.Worked as you'd expect. MacBook Pro via the ethernet on Satechi could hit 950mbps up and down on Speedtest.com, where as on WiFi it would max out at around 500/500.However when I unplugged the Satechi hub from the Macbook Pro and go wirelessly wandering around on Wifi... my Drobo NAS disappears from the network, and my hue hub goes offline and I can't work my lights. Leaving me in the dark, literally and figuratively.How odd.I plug the Satechi hub back into my MacBook Pro and my Drobo comes back online, as does my Philips Hue system. WIERD. For days I assumed it was something about my Macbook Pro and the Orbi router causing issues with the Drobo and Hue when hardwired.Until...While troubleshooting, with my laptop on WIFI and the Drobo and Hue missing in action, I unplugged the ethernet cable from the Satechi USB hub. The hub wasn't connected to anything, just had the ethernet cable connected. I wanted the cable to test something else.The moment I unplugged the ethernet cable from the Satechi hub (which was the only thing the hub was connected to) the Hue system came online, and so did my lights, and my Drobo NAS... I plugged the ethernet cable back into the Satechi hub and they went offline again.So - I have no idea what this thing was doing to my network, but I shipped it back to Amazon for a refund ASAP.
A**N
AWSOME 👍🏽
Would definitely buy it again
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