Satechi USB C Hub Multiport Adapter Pro Hub Mini, USBC Dongle with USB4 Port, USB C Data, 2 USB-A Data, Ethernet, Audio Jack, for MacBook Pro/Air M1 M2 M3 - Silver

Below is my original post for which I gave it a 3-star rating. Here is an update. As it turns out the issue was NOT a hub issue. Satechi very quickly provided a replacement unit. When testing the unit I discovered that when switching sound systems in the Mac sound panel, it automatically muted a channel which had gone unnoticed. With that learning in hand it was determined that there was no issue with the original product; it was my error missing the auto-mute. This product is well designed, compact, sleek, well constructed, and works extremely well. I can recommend it highly.Purchased produce 21OCT22. Audio jack does not function. Sound works fine when connected to computer directly or when using an alternate hub. The product design is excellent and, so far, the other ports continue to function. The fact that I can't find a way to contact Satechi to resolve this problem is an issue.

Hella useful purchase for me, especially when I have a wireless mouse with usb dongle. Something to note is it will drain charge I think if left connected since it has an LED and some chips. But not noticable when Im using it just unplug if you wanna put in your bag or go travel with macbook for a while

This was purchased along with a 2021 Macbook Pro M1 Pro to run deal monitors. It does this using the laptop's HDMI input for a 32" mirrored monitor and a USB C to HDMI cable coming from the dock to a 20" "portrait" monitor extending the desktop. The extended monitor occasionally blinks (goes dark for a fraction of a second) but it's rare. Otherwise everything is as it should be - able to support native HDMI or scaled HDMI resolutions.The audio output is a glitchy and the dock covers it up - so it's not a good choice to listen to music with extended speakers.Also attached to the dock are a USB ergo keyboard, wired Ethernet (a bit faster than our wireless), a scanner, and a backup disk. Power is through Apple's MagSafe connector. The two MacBook connectors not covered by the dock (HDMI for one of the monitors and T-bolt 4 or an SSD) are filled. So it's a bit clumsy to remove the laptop and a bit untidy as a desktop solution. It also needs more ports should one want a hard wired mouse, an external camera, rotating Time Machine backups, a hard-wired printer, a USB stick, etc. in play.Bottom line - it works and could be a good choice for a minimalist setup while traveling or at some dedicated task. It looks like it belongs grafted to the left side. I intended to use it for focus stacking with a microscope camera, with the MacBook away from my desk. Having had failures with a more expensive dock with a full complement of ports - it is now temporarily my too-few-ports desktop solution.

Love this product. Definitely makes using my Mac a better experience and expands upon limited ports.

Great addition to my Mac air. It has worked flawlessly since I purchased it. Highly recommend the product. The color matches exactly by the way.

This should be a 4.5 star review, just because it's not perfectly flush with the 16" Macbook Pro (16"). Otherwise it's a very good dock, i upgraded this from a previous Satechi dock for the older generation MBP. It has literally everything you need to complement the Macbook Pro's existing ports.

Second attempt at an assessment, this will probably be kicked back. The person who passed this unit along to me via an exchange of currency passed along one that had previously been acquired by someone else. It was very noticeable based on the storage container that held the product in place. The storage container was secured using a brand of sticky ribbon fastener which is used for Christmas presents instead of industrial grade. Additionally the product within the storage container was obviously loose and did not meet original factory specifications.

I ordered this one for my HP Dragonfly Pro ONE Windows 11 laptop as it lacks an Ethernet port, USB-A ports and the 3.5mm audio jack. I knew going in the two USB-C connecting ports would not fit the HP as they were designed for the MAC. The top one is for PD delivery and the second one is the actual USB-4 port that provides the different connectivity. I used an USB-4 extension (female to male) to connect the second USB port to the HP USB4 port and I got all ports working, including the 3.5mm audio port. I wish someone can come up with a design so that the distance between the two USB-C ports can be adjustable for a small amount. The HP is at 9mm apart while the MAC is at 7.5mm apart; it is so close. Oh well.