J5 Create JCD384 USB-C 10-in-1 Multi Adapter, Compact Plug and Play Design, Supports 3840 x 2160 Resolution @ 30 Hz
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- Allows you to connect your laptop to an additional monitor via HDMI or VGA.
- USB C multi-adapter gives you 2 USB Type-A ports for additional peripherals and 1 USB Type-A port with BC 1.2 to fast-charge your mobile devices.
- Two USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports provide up to 5 Gbps transfer speed, which is 10x faster than USB 2.0
- Direct access to SD & microSD memory cards for data storage and transfer
- USB Type-A with BC 1.2 to fast-charge your mobile devices
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- Shipping Weight
- 0.88 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 3.00 cm x 19.98 cm x 13.00 cm
5.04 reviews
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Oliver E. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Ten sockets and four separate boxes left the desk
Comment
Ten sockets on one dongle and four separate boxes came off the desk
Willow L. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Two years old and all ten ports still grip
Comment
Bought to replace a four-port hub that had run out of sockets about a week after it arrived. Ten this time, and there is finally a spare. Network, two screens, SD, microSD, three USB-A, USB-C data and 100W passthrough for the laptop, all live at once with no arguing between them. Two years of daily plugging and unplugging and every port still grips. The tail is a bit short, but that is the only note I have.
Willow H. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
Both card slots work at the same time
Cons
Gets warm enough to notice under a palm rest
Comment
Both card slots read at once, which matters if you are pulling footage off a drone card and a camera card in one sitting. It sits beside the laptop and gets warm doing it, warm enough that I would not tuck it under a palm rest. Nothing has ever stopped working because of the heat.
Freya O. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Dual HDMI genuinely drives two separate screens
Cons
Both screens cap at 30Hz when you run two
Comment
Two HDMI sockets that genuinely give you two different pictures rather than a mirror, which is the thing I checked hardest before buying. There is a catch: with both screens live they run at 4K and 30Hz rather than 60. For documents and email that is fine. I would not game on it, but nobody buys a 10-in-1 hub to game.
