USB C to HDMI Adapter Hub,7-in-1 Type C to HDMI 4K,USB C Charging Port,USB 3.0,2USB 2.0,SD/Micro SD Card Reader [Thunderbolt 3 Compatible] MacBook Pro/Air,Ipad Pro,Chromebook Pixel,PC,TV,Home Office

Sufficient ports and functional.

After recently getting a new 2018 MacBook Air that has two USB-C connectors as the only ports for external devices, I realized all of my older USB and Thunderbolt dongles were useless without some way to connect to the USB-C on the MBAir. Enter this device! The first test I put it to was connecting to my portable LED projector which has HDMI inputs. There I was in the semi-dark meeting room plugging this 7-in-1 hub into the MacBook Air for the first time thinking there wasn't going to be enough light for me to figure out which port on the adapter was for HDMI. I plugged the adapter into the MacBook and instantly soft blue LED lights shone out from each port. This not only confirmed the hub was connected but also allowed me to immediately see the HDMI port in the darkened room.... Nice! I've only had the Gikersy adapter for a day but last night in the dark room it proved itself. The other ports work as described and allow many other types of devices. Would be nice to have an Ethernet port but I have another adapter for that. Otherwise it works exactly as described to allow many devices to use a single USB-C port now found on many laptops and some projectors.

I bought this in 2018 and has worked great for my MacBook. However, I recently bought an Arzopa monitor. I can't seem to get the monitor to run through this adapter. I have tried all the ports and nothing works. I assume the monitor needs higher vol? I only have one USB-C port in my MacBook or else I would just plug the monitor into that but I need to charge my computer while my monitor is on and the only way to do that is with an adapter.

The media could not be loaded.  The first 6 months I used this was great but then it started breaking down on me. I purchased this in Summer 2019, and by January some of the ports started giving me issues. Sometimes the USB ports are non-responsive and the HDMI port only works if I position the adapter at a certain angle. If I don't position it at a certain angle, my monitor starts glitching out (check the video and picture I attached). My colleague had also purchased this unit around the same time as myself and they also experienced issues where they had to angle the adapter in a certain position for it to work. This is extremely frustrating considering this adapter in the best selling one on Amazon. I don't know if they have updated their product in the past year but the unit I bought is not very durable and am disappointed because the actual product looks very nice, compact, and lightweight.

UPDATE: after discussion with the seller, I learned that this device is not recommended for my Dell Lattitude laptop which is why I was having trouble with it. They were kind enough to give me a full refund despite being past the Eligible return date.ORIGINAL REVIEW: Ilike the available ports. It seems to work fairly well for me. I am using it to connect my laptop to two monitors with extended (not duplicated) displays. It works fine one day but then the next day I can’t seem to get the screens to extend. I’m also getting a warning from my laptop that the power adapter is “undersized” and that my computer may not charge correctly. So far it seems to charge fine though.

I bought this hub after searching for a low cost option to run my dual monitors from my laptop. For that purpose alone, it works pretty well. However, due to a number of small annoyances I returned it for another one.When running two 1080p hdmi monitors, the usb - a ports run too slowly for my wireless mouse and keyboard. What I've found since is that this isn't that unique to this hub, and might even be an issue with my dell, but the promise of a single usb-c plug for my displays and inputs is the reason I chose this hub.Additionally, my pc couldn't stop trying to connect to the audio jack on the hub. I never plugged headphones into the hub, but every meeting tool I used assumed that was the audio input of choice, to the extent that my Bluetooth headset wouldn't work. Again, perhaps a mis configuration on my PC, but enough for me to try a different hub.At my work office I have the (very expensive) dell factory hub that runs a single hdmi, single display port, and all my accessories without issue. At my second home desk I have a much cheaper single hdmi hub that runs a 4k and all my accessories without a problem. I ended up replacing this with a slightly more expensive ($40 as opposed to $30 I got this one on sale for) hub that doesn't have an audio jack. It runs the displays fine, but I still can't run my keyboard and mouse through it. But for the $100 difference to the factory dell one, I'll live with it.

I tried a few types of adapters that could offer me multiple types of ports. This one was the best. I actually gave mine away and ended up having to order a new one. I am very happy with the product. Thank you so much. I hope this helps someone else know just to buy it and you should be good. I am using it on a MacBook Pro. They now have a universal plug and the computer has no sd card openings or usb openings, so something like this adapter is the only way to get things on and off the computer besides wifi. Ahhh, the changes of technology. Really cool, but it makes us change.

The media could not be loaded.  I have a Mac mini pro and the lack of usb 2.0 and output ports is disappointing to say the least. This gikersy 9 in 1 hub is an absolute perfect match for any Mac, in fact, it should be included in the box. All the ports power accessories well and the hdmi output is true 4K. The usb c fits snug and is long enough to tuck out of the way. This is on par with many $100 and up usb hubs. I use this to run a dual monitor setup with wired keyboard, Multiple sync cables and the SD card reader is a really nice touch. Oh, and the outside is aluminum and matches the Mac mini!