3 ms·
FWIW, I've been using a Samsung S65U monitor which has a built in USB hub, Ethernet, audio out and connects downstream via USB-C with something like 90w power d
by synicalx 5y ago
FWIW, I've been using a Samsung S65U monitor which has a built in USB hub, Ethernet, audio out and connects downstream via USB-C with something like 90w power delivery (it might be 65w, can't remember). So far after a couple of months it's been absolutely flawless with Macbooks and Windows laptops and in it's "high resolution display" mode I can get 100hz even over USB-C. It does only have 3 USB ports and plugging any kind of USB-A hub or port multiplier in seems to freak it out a bit, so as far as I can tell you're stuck with the 3 ports it comes with.
LG and Dell also make similar USB-C hub type monitors as well, in a few different sizes but AFAIK none of Ethernet ports on them if that's important to you.