SatechiUSB C Hub Mobile, with 4K HDMI, 100W Pass-Through Charging, 10Gbps Data Transfer, 3.5mm Audio Jack Port, 4-in-1 USB C Adapter for iPad, MacBook, Switch and More

Allows me to use my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with a pair of Nreal Air (the first Airs), in conjunction with a bluetooth keyboard and mouse as very compact field office setup. Works with my Steam Deck as well but due to the size and having everything pointed vertically, I tried it with a 180 down angle adapter. Doing this causes some flickering in the glasses, so instead I plugged the dongle directly in to the deck, then use two of those adapters for the power and display cable.Allows for the maximum charging wattage on both the phone and deck, absolutely a necessity for me during long sessions of using the glasses. The card reader is a nice bonus, as it lets me transfer files to and from the phone and deck as long as the card is in exFAT which is readable by both.Tried it with an Ipad Mini 6, for which the glasses work when plugged in directly but not when it is connected via the dongle.

I love the concept, it was exactly what I was looking for. Unfortunately, the design is lacking. The USB-C connector is not long enough to reach through a normal case. The real issue however is that the video-over-USB-C does not work anyway. I tested with my viture pros. They work fine plugged directly into my Pixel 9a, but with the adaptor they only darken to show that they are powered, and do not receive the signal. My phone confirms that the screen is being mirrored but it does not make it to the glasses.I tested this without the case on my phone, obviously, but also with various combinations of having a charger plugged in and an SD card inserted, without it making a difference.I'm very disappointed in the result and I will likely initiate a return soon if it does not seem to fulfill its core function.

Works effectively. I do have to take off phone case to use properly though. Wish I didn't have to do that.

Compact and gives my S24 more storage capabilities while maintaining DP and power capabilities.

it does not work with xreal one

This mobile hub checks so many boxes and has a great form factor. But this is a glaring design flaw.It does not charge your phone. Or more precisely, it does not charge your phone with a phone charger.There is a 100W PD port, and it is labeled as 100W max. However, there appears to be a minimum W input that isn't documented anywhere.I cannot charge my iPhone or iPad via this hub using my regular iPhone or iPad charger. However, if I use a 60W charger I normally use to charge my MacBook Pro, I can actually charge my iPhone / iPad via this hub. Of course, who would use a 60W charger for iPhone / iPad?Maybe it is a simple fix, but until then, I would not recommend it for its intended usage as a mobile hub.

Convenient, portable, aesthetic, high quality build and material. Gets the job done. The see through is a nice simple touch.Does have enough length to work with apple case on.Nice microSD reader for a pinch on MacBook Pro

This thing is amazing. I use it for connecting my viture pro ar glasses to my iPhone and Retroid Pocket 4 Pro. I had a bundle of dongles, cables, and converters doing what this thing does in a fraction of the size. Now only if they’d make one that substitutes the micro sd for an additional usb-c data port (many of these retro gaming consoles only have a single usb-c) they could capitalize on all the people wanting to connect usb headphones, keyboards, or other peripherals that there is currently no solution for.