While the two USB-A 3.0 ports on USB-C Smart Hub were designed to connect USB-A devices to your USB-C laptop, they can technically be used to charge your USB-A devices at a slow 2.5W (but the USB-C Smart Hub must be plugged into a power source like
No. The USB-C port on USB-C Smart Hub does not transmit any data, it is designed to be used for PD charging only. You can use the HDMI port on USB-C Smart Hub to connect to a display, and you can use the USB-A 3.0 ports, as well as the SD and
Pass-through power on USB-C Smart Hub is limited to 48W. If your laptop requires more than 48W of power, we suggest plugging in the power cable directly into the laptop (in a 2nd USB-C port) instead of in USB-C Smart Hub for pass-through power
Ethernet cables come with a wide tolerance range, and especially cheap ones may be out of tolerance. These can make it harder to remove the cable from the ethernet port. Not to worry, there's an easy fix! 1) Fully push the cable ethernet inwards
Yes, it will work with USB-C iPads. However, as iPads are less sophisticated than modern Android devices or laptops, there may be some performance limitations when compared to use with other devices.
USB-C Smart Hub is compatible with MacBook Air (2018-2020), MacBook Pro (2017-2021), Microsoft Surface Book / Laptop 3, Microsoft Surface Pro 7 / X, Razer Blade Stealth / Razer Blade 15, LG Gram, Lenovo Yoga C940, and other Type-C laptops.