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Plugable launches affordable USB-C 7-in-1 hub

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Expand your MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro's ports for under $30 with Plugable's new USB-C 7-in-1 hub.

While we love our MacBook Pro and MacBook Air Thunderbolt 3 ports, it's clear that users cannot live on Thunderbolt 3 alone — at least not yet. Keeping track of multiple adapters can be frustrating, but some hubs can be expensive and bulky to take on the go. Housed in a sleek aluminum body, Plugable's USB-C 7-in-1 hub features a variety of useful ports to your portable at an affordable price.

An HDMI port allows you to hook up an HDMI-equipped monitor, television, or projector and achieve resolutions up to 3840x2160 at 30Hz, with a wide range of other resolutions supported. The USB-C 7-in-1 hub also supports pass-through charging via the included USB-C Power Delivery port.

Also included are three USB 3.1 type A ports, which support transfer speeds of up to 5Gpbs, perfect for connecting legacy devices, thumb drives, and external storage media. An SD slot and microSD slot allow for quick transfer of photos and data, and prevents you from searching for that missing card reader when it matters most.

The unit is also compatible with the iPad Pro.

Those interested in snagging a USB-C 7-in-1 hub can head to Amazon, where it retails for $29.99, with a limited time $5 off coupon that can be applied at checkout.



15 Comments

hattig 19 Years · 860 comments

£31 on Amazon UK.
Performs what most home users need from a dock - provides USB Type A for their keyboards and mice, maybe an external USB drive, and HDMI convertor.

coolfactor 20 Years · 2341 comments

All I have to say is ... what a silly name. "Ploozable"? I know, it's an edgy twist on the word "Pluggable".  :D

headfull0wine 10 Years · 124 comments

And I spent  $75 CAD at the Apple store just for an HDMI adapter...   :s

scartart 17 Years · 201 comments

loads of these already available on Amazon, all use the same electronics inside and cheaper than this.

laytech 15 Years · 342 comments

I am so surprised these USB hubs only allow 1 monitor e.g. 1 HDMI output. Most users these days have two monitors. Yes, your laptop is the 2nd normally but not in an office environment. 2 HDMI should be the norm these days, in opinion anyway.