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I know you're right, but nowadays, everybody calls them hubs. But if you really need the hub you describe, here's one that I think conforms to what you describ
by cerberusss 7y ago
I know you're right, but nowadays, everybody calls them hubs.
But if you really need the hub you describe, here's one that I think conforms to what you describe:
https://www.coolgear.com/product/usb-31-typec-4-port-hub-or-charger-with-2a-per-port-and-esd-protection https://www.coolgear.com/product/usb-31-typec-4-port-hub-or-...
For a little bit more, you can have 6 USB-C ports:
https://www.coolgear.com/product/usb-3-1-dual-type-usb-c-a-8-port-hub-with-esd-and-surge-protection https://www.coolgear.com/product/usb-3-1-dual-type-usb-c-a-8...
- Eric_WVGG 7y agomy goodness… I wonder if that is legit or if the manufacturer had to break spec… thanks for the link!
- Ididntdothis 7y agoIf I understand correctly it’s basically a regular hub that has USB C outlets instead of USB A. Useful but won’t do stuff like monitors.
- Marsymars 7y agoIIRC that's fine according to spec. What you can't do is have a cable with female USB-C on one end.
- 1wheel 7y agoCould I connect my mbp to this with one cord to get power and external monitors?
- cerberusss 7y agoNope
- jhealy 7y agoIt connects to your computer via USB 3.1 and a USB type-a port. Unfortunately type-a can't power the computer and can't carry video signals.
- Dylan16807 7y agoYou would need to stack another adapter on top, but then the combined unit would do everything you want.
- jwr 7y agoThat's a USB3.1 hub that has USB-C connectors. While one can get away with that in the whole USB-C mess/confusion, it is usually not what people expect. You can't connect a monitor or power your device with this hub, for example.
- bluedino 7y agoAt what point did a 'dock' become a 'hub'?