Acer 5 in 1 USB C Hub with 4K HDMI, 100W Power Delivery, 3 USB A Data Ports, USB C to HDMI Multiport Adapter for Laptop, PC, Tablet, MacBook Air, iPad Air, iMac, iPhone 15/16 Pro/Pro MaxClimatePartner certified

Great docking station. It's small and suits my needs perfectly. It does say that "charging is slow" but as I leave my laptop plugged in I don't care. The HDMI port works great and there are enough USB and USBC ports for my needs. It would not be great if you have a ton of things to plug in, but it's great for a small every day home office that's not heavy on extra appliances.

Be prepared to buy this more than once, because after you use it for one laptop you will want to buy it for all of your laptops. Great price for the value. Works as you would expect.

so here's the thing, its a good product as far as a usb hub, the solution i was looking for was to have my monitor, keyboard, mouse and printer all in one hub and just plug in a usb c port to my personal laptop or my work laptop and be ready to go, it does that very well.As an added bonus, it also works to plug in my nintendo switch and tablet, so yes, awesome.Problem? the PD port, no matter if I use the laptop's charger (65W) or any charger with more wattage, both the laptops show it as a low wattage charger (55W or lower), its why Im taking away a star.Other than that, good value, and good design, its very slim and easy to carry around, and even though it takes longer to charge the laptops (which is fine, I dont use them to game or anything) it was a good purchase for what I wanted it for.

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Works great!!

Fast delivery and good product.

Let’s just start by saying—I’ve bought a lot of Acer products over the years, and they always come through for me. Laptops, monitors, random tech gadgets… Acer is like that one friend who shows up with jumper cables and snacks when your car won’t start. So when I needed a USB-C hub for my MacBook Pro (a sleek but slightly high-maintenance diva), I knew Acer wouldn't let me down.This Acer 5-in-1 USB-C Hub is everything I hoped for and more:It gives me three USB ports so I can connect my wireless headset, mouse, and whatever else I find buried in the desk drawer of forgotten tech.The HDMI port lets me add a second monitor, which means I can look productive on one screen while actually being productive on the other. Win-win.It even charges my MacBook through the 100W PD port without getting hot or cranky. (Unlike me.)The compact, sturdy design is great—it’s small enough to toss in my bag, but it feels well-made and solid. The little indicator light gives me peace of mind that everything's working, even if I'm not.And as someone who’s tried cheaper hubs that either fried a port or refused to recognize my keyboard like it was a toxic ex, I can say this: Acer gets it right. It just works, no fuss, no drivers, no drama.In summary:If you’re looking for a reliable hub that doesn’t feel like a science experiment every time you plug it in, this is the one. Acer, you’ve earned another gold star from me—and possibly a shrine made of empty tech boxes.Highly recommend. Would buy again.

⭐️⭐️⭐️ Decent USB-C Hub, But Not Without IssuesI picked up the Acer 5-in-1 USB-C Hub to expand my laptop’s connectivity, and while it gets the job done in many ways, there are a few drawbacks worth mentioning.The HDMI port supports 4K, but in my experience, it only runs smoothly at 30Hz—so don’t expect buttery-smooth performance if you’re using a high-refresh-rate monitor. The image quality is good, but there’s a slight delay when connecting/disconnecting external displays.The USB-A ports are responsive for things like flash drives and basic peripherals, but when I connected an external SSD and tried transferring large files while also charging the laptop, I noticed a drop in speed and occasional stuttering.The 100W power delivery is a plus, but the hub gets noticeably warm when everything is connected. I wouldn’t say it’s dangerous, but it’s warm enough to be a little concerning over long sessions.Build quality is average—it’s lightweight and compact, great for travel, but the cable feels a bit fragile. It works well enough for casual use, but for professional or high-performance setups, I’d probably spend a little more for something more robust.Overall, it’s a decent mid-range hub. Good value for light users, but don’t expect flawless performance under load.