It has replaced most of the connectors on many devices over the past decade—remember Apple’s 2015 MacBook with its single USB-C port ... Anker’s 341 USB-C Hub (7-in-1) looks nearly identical ...

Simply plug in the single USB Type-C interface to your PC ... even if you're connecting many storage devices. The Sabrent 7-Port Hub with Switches (HB-3A4C) is designed for Windows, macOS ...

I had previously recommended Anker’s 7 ... port. A USB-C hub or dongle (we use the terms interchangeably) is a small, portable device that you can slide into a bag or backpack. A USB-C docking ...

Apple ships a USB-C Charge Cable with the newest iPhones but Mac users need to buy a Thunderbolt cable to connect to a docking station ... for the MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro.

USB-C/Thunderbolt display options have really expanded over the last couple of years. While Apple’s Pro Display ... cable setup with your MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and even PCs.

The Plugable TBT4-UDX1 docking station ... (9.8 feet), but its Thunderbolt 4 Pro cable is pricey at $159. Apple Thunderbolt 4 Pro Cable. One of my favorite USB-C cables is the Baseus Free2Draw ...

The hub also has a built-in Ethernet port, which is perfect for online gaming. The AUKEY USB C Hub is a great choice for ...

There's no better way to expand the port ... a USB-C hub. Most hubs are compact and don't rely on an external power source. Best of all, they usually don't cost an arm and a leg like docking ...

The Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate gaming phone offers superior gaming chops compared to the iPhones and Galaxys of the world, loaded with advanced features that help separate it from the pack.

That’s more Apple’s fault than Satechi’s but it’s still a disappointing limitation that doesn’t improve on the V2 version. To make room for an extra USB-C port ... MacBook Air or MacBook ...

However, USB ... of a USB-C port, which is quite handy for charging things like laptops. You can get USB 3, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt. Most laptops will let you connect a docking station ...

If you plug a device that doesn’t make a pulldown accessible through the CC wire in the cable, your device will never get power from a USB-C port, and would only work with a USB-A to USB-C cable.