10-in-1 USB C Docking Station and M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure, Multi-Port USB-C Hub Adapter with 4K HDMI, USB 3.1 Port, 100 W Power Delivery, USB 3.1 Type-C Enclosure for M.2 PCIe NVMe and SATA SSDs

I installed a 1TB NVMe SSD and currently using this Hub with my 16” MacBook Pro. Data transfer speed is as advertised and the wide variety of ports is convenient. One USB-C connects all my external devices. The hub does get quite hot when transferring large amounts of data. Hopefully, this will not cause damage to the unit over time. Maybe a couple of micro cooling fans would be a wise investment. The hub also works great with my iPad Pro.

Maybe a photo later. I was about to contact them to see why not TB4 they beat me to it. I ordered this for my phone when I traveled. I thought I would need to turn my phone into a computer while traveling. This little HUB/HD Enclosure was great. I only used it once while away my friend was as geeky as I was and offered me great accommodations which included a computer laptop. I did look into the requirements to run on my Note 20. What I discovered was that it required 100 watts of power so I ordered a replacement for my 68W power plug. It was (a 100W charger) misdirected in shipping so I never got it while away (be careful with Amazon shipping. However, my wife uses it on her 13" MBP (M2) I bought her and it works great. I have a 2TB M.2 SSD and it transfers at 10GB but she is happy with the speed and rarely uses it. I have it connected to her MBP using her 60W power cord and it works fine I have used the RJ45 for testing though and it works fine. I don't have an extra monitor but I will test it on my SS Q90 soon. I will give ya an update once I do. Oh power charger should arrive soon so I will have all I need to test independently of MBP power soon.

Honestly, ACASIS’s 10-in-1 USB-C Hub is like the king of all hubs. Purchased: March 2022. Ports I tested: • NVME/SATA SSD (10Gbps) • USB-A (5Gbps) • USB-A (10Gbps) • USB-C (10Gbps) • Combo Headphone Jack • SD/MicroSD • Ethernet • HDMI • USB-C (PD - Power Delivery) • USB-C (PC - Connect to host) Test device (host): • iPhone 13 Pro • iPad Pro (11inch, 2nd Gen.) • Desktop PC Did everything work: Yes* (I only mention what had issues/workarounds; If it’s not mentioned, it worked as intended). • iPhone 13 Pro: • Required Apple’s Lightning to USB3 Camera Adapter. • iPhone 13 Pro is not strong enough to power hub. • External power required for hub to work. • Ethernet was ‘slow’ for what I have available (1GB Service: Verizon - 330 Download, 220 Upload with Hub) (CAT 5e). • HDMI did not work (Apple Adapter does not support video passthrough). • Power Delivery did not work (Apple Adapter does not support PD). • iPad Pro (11inch, 2nd Gen.): • Ethernet was ‘slow’ for what I have available (1GB Service: Verizon - 500 Download, 390 Upload with Hub) (CAT 5e). • Desktop PC: • Ethernet was ‘slow’ for what I have available (1GB Service: Verizon - 730 Download, 600 Upload with Hub) (CAT 5e). Does hub overheat: Depends. • After about an hour of constant use with everything connected as shown in the pictures, it does get warm. Do note, I added a custom skin so your results may vary. Do I recommend: Yes. • For what it can do, it’s worth it. It has multiple uses and is lightweight/portable. I even connected another USB-C Hub (Anker) to see if it’ll work together and it does (Shown in pictures). ACASIS’s 10-in-1 Hub has much more use, that it’s replacing my Anker 7-in1 USB-C hub. •• Bonus •• Should you add a custom skin to it: Yes. • I did it to prevent scratches, and just to give it a cool look. It took a few hours to cut the skin I applied and make it fit perfectly.

love the extra USB ports and the Ethernet port as well as the ssd drive and SD slots

It's great compact all in one hub. It has almost all the ports you may need for your workstation. Build quality is very good. Will see how it performs in long run.