Plugable 5-in-1 USB C Hub Multiport Adapter for MacBook Pro 14/16 Inch, Macbook Air M2 - USB-C 40Gbps Port Compatible with Thunderbolt/USB4 and 100W PD, Supports MagSafe (Ethernet, 2x USB), Driverless

This 5 in 1 or rather 5 in 2, gadget does what few others will do. It will allow you to charge your MacBook where every other brand of hub I looked at that offered a similar set up for a 5 in 2 to a 14 in 2 that utilize the left hand ports won't allow you to charge your MacBook while your using them! I mean... hello, McFly, anyone home? Then there are those 8 in 1 to 14 in 1 hubs that rely on a wire leading to any one of your usb-c ports on your Mac. The trouble with that style, for anyone who travels a lot and relies upon that hub, that wire connecting the usb-c port to the hub goes bad fairly quickly.Enter pluggable, and the game changes. The model I received is a 5 in 2. Not a 5 in 1 as described. not even as labeled on its box. But fret not. That's not a knock against this tiny shining beast. Even though it takes up both usb-c ports on the left side of your MacBook it still has a headphone jack in it and more. That and this things is built very, very well. Overall this plugable device offers too much as a bonus to really count anything against it. It's made of quality materials, looks good when attached to my MacBook and rests evenly both with the top and bottom to the keyboard side of the laptop, meaning the display closes with no fear of damaging it, and it rests level on your desk. It doesn't wobble or give either. Once you have it connected it's as if the thing were part of the pre-manufactured whole. It is easy to forget you even have this device plugged into the MacBook and data transfer rates are amazing. I have had no issues what so ever with this device, having relied upon heavily during international travel. It's become my go to and favorite hub for work.

Bought this to connect Blue Yeti microphone to iPhone 11 and it suits the purpose perfectly. Also, as long as there is adequate battery life in the iPhone, you don’t necessarily need to connect the adapter to the mains

Along with a new MacBook Air M2, the USB-C ports are not working correct. Some older devices can use the two USB-A sockets but when connecting newer devices such as iPads or iPhones, the USB-A socket is not working. The devices don't even charge. When using a USB-C socket, it works but as this Hub only has one USB-C socket. So I reverted back to my previous Anker Hub which works well only that I have to use a separate LAN adapter.

Originally bought this as a travel hub, but it's now become my permanent desktop hub. It's very neatly designed and has just enough ports for my day-to-day work.

Attaches securely to the side of my laptop without a cord. Does not dangle down when I relocate to a new work area. I really like the pass through for the power cord.. Other products may have more ports but this nicely full fills my needs.I would recommend it.