Best USB-C hub, small

[MrMister111]

What’s the best USB-C hub for a MacBook Pro. I want something small and portable and has pass through charging as well.

Not bothered on Ethernet port, so just a USB-A, maybe SD slot (although have a USB-A adapter already), a video out for TV connection.

I was going to get Apple multi adapter one, as seems to have everything really, so is this best?

Thanks

 

[satcomer]

I believe many like the Thunderbolt 3 Dock CalDigit TS+!

 

[mmomega]

I have the HengeDock Stone. I like it.

Stone

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[MrMister111]

I was hoping for portable/small. These both seem large and probably overkill for what I would need.

 

[captrlp]

The Anker 7 in 1 is small, light and works great. Anker is a trusted brand, that is also sold in Apple stores. Not to mention, it’s about 50% the cost of Hyperdrive and Satechi, all of which I evaluated, and ultimately chose the Anker. It has 60w pass through and is one of very few with a second USB-C port.

 

[MrMister111]

Thanks Anker are good stuff have a few bits of theirs.

Looking they have quite a few different types, like 4/5/7 in 1.

However, thinking of the future, it’s lists, on Amazon, “not compatible with iPad Pro 2018”. There’s are USB-C so although I don’t have a USB-C iPad at moment, maybe in future. Wonder why they aren’t compatible

 

[NoBoMac]

“not compatible with iPad Pro 2018”.

I have the 4-1 Anker, and based on that one, the Anker hub pulls/provides 15w. iPad Pro comes with an 18w charger, so wild guess, iPad will use all 15w or won't charge due to no juice (assuming other USB devices plugged in).

 

[Zerosopher]

The Anker 7 in 1 is small, light and works great. Anker is a trusted brand, that is also sold in Apple stores. Not to mention, it’s about 50% the cost of Hyperdrive and Satechi, all of which I evaluated, and ultimately chose the Anker. It has 60w pass through and is one of very few with a second USB-C port.

Is it hot when connected?