Plugable Thunderbolt 4 Hub | 3X Thunderbolt 4 Ports

This upgrade hub gives my iPad Pro 11” gen 3 instant access to top performance from my peripherals. For the last 3 years I’ve been using an Anker hub with the short host cable built in. With this new hub the detachable high speed host cable gives me flexibility of where I can put things on my desk. The Anker, which has too short a cable to lay flat on the desk when my iPad is sitting upright, worried me that it was putting unnecessary weight stress on the USB input to my iPad. Not a problem now! The HDMI adapter is top quality and heavily built. I’m getting a better data stream out of the ipad now and the results were immediately obvious. The sharpness of picture is better defined, and the colors just better. I’m hearing an extra layer of audio resolution from my Schiit Multibit2 DAC. It runs a bit warm to the touch, but not hot. I’m also pleased I no longer need to worry about an external power source. One less headache. This small USB hub is dynamite! It does it’s job perfectly with all the speed and instant compatibility I was hoping for. . I was glad to find this usb hub here, it’s exactly the upgrade I wanted but couldn’t find before. I think Plugable is a top notch company and I will definitely buy their products again.

I got it for like 80-90 i believe. Amazing does what it needs to do, for the price i couldnt find anything better, did not want to get a caldigit

Finally, a Thunderbolt hub without ancient USB-A ports for cavemen !!!! Simple four Thunderbolt ports, exactly what I’ve been looking for !!

EDIT: After no contact from the manufacturer of this, I am forced to blacklist them and inform others to steer clear of all things made by Plugable! Original Post: This is a great, compact, Thunderbolt 4 unit. When it works. It's not very convenient, or acceptable, to have fiddle for 10 minutes every morning so it will extend to two other monitors. But, hey, if you like to fiddle, go for it. When it works, it works great, but playing with the plugs and settings is getting old. And wouldn't you know it, the return window closed 3 days ago. Grrrrr.

I really like this device, though it seems to run very warm. I wanted several high speed USB-C ports for connecting legacy external drives I still use every day and this does that. They even provide an HDMI dongle, which I also use for an external monitor. The charging capacity is adequate for my needs -- a Macbook Pro m4. This unit allows me to open my Macbook at home and plug in one cord to have power, drives, and external monitor connected. Very convenient. Bought one in July, 2025 and it failed in Jan, 2026. When I emailed the company, Plugable, they were very responsive and offered immediately to replace the unit. Which they did without question. I'm very impressed with this company and their customer service and I'm likely to buy from them again. Can't beat their customer service. One star off for unit failure. I still use it every day.

I love my 2025 MacBook Air. It has just one problem. It only has two USB-C connections. So how do you support multiple monitors and still have the ability to plug in anything else? That’s where this comes in quite handy. It easily supports two thunderbolt displays using USB-C at reasonably high refresh rates. And it frees up your other USB-C port for a hub or any other peripheral you want to connect. This has been a really good solution to addressing the one failing of the MacBook Air. Nd the build quality is top rate!

I was looking for one that didn't require an outlet for it to work. I wanted something portable that worked well enough with just the power from my laptop. I wanted an upgrade or an accessory to my laptop that I could glue on to my laptop. However, despite that the device was excellent and had the ports that it specified it had despite the image not being very clear as to what area the device gets power from. Not all sides are seen as it comes. It worked to connect my two screen extenders very well.

Works good but gets hot. Every few months my thunderbolt audio interface will drop out but restarting and replugging the cables to the hub fixes any issues.

It was a dream of mine to get a thunderbolt hub so I can connect my universal audio interface (arrow) to the PC while not blocking the only thunderbolt 4 port I have. this made it true. if anyone is asking the same question, yes, you can plug your universal audio arrow that uses thunderbolt 3 to this, and get 2 extra thunderbolt 3 ports

Thunderbolt4(USB4) 規格の 4 ポートハブです。各ポートの形状は USB type-C と同じに見えるので勘違いされやすいですが、これは一般的な USB type-C のハブとして USB3.2/Thunderbolt3 以下の環境ではオーバースペックですしブリッジチップの関係でメーカー推奨もされていません。基本的には Thunderbolt4/USB4 を搭載した機器で使用するものと考えた方が良い製品です(type-C ハブとして使うなら十分な性能の製品がもっと安価ですし)。 自分の場合は M1 搭載の mac mini/Macbook Air/iPad Pro でテストをしましたが、何れの環境でも問題なく認識して接続機器を利用できましたし、MBA/iPad Pro ではUSB PD による充電(給電)も問題ありませんでした(どちらも純正 AC アダプタが 60W 未満ですので当然ですが)。 自分は MBA はクラムシェルモードではほぼ使用せずデスクトップとしては mac mini を使用しているため、モニタ接続などは mac mini でテストした結果となります。 実は既に Thunderbolt4(USB4) ハブとしては Caldigit 社の ELEMENT HUB を使用しています。サイズ的にはほぼ同じサイズ(添付画像)ですが、ELEMENT HUB には USB type-A x4 ポートも搭載されているので密度という点ではこちらに一歩譲るかたちになります。とはいえ実売価格では本製品の方が 10% 以上おトクなので type-A 機器は不要とうことであれば本製品が選択肢になると思います。 実際に、ELEMENT HUB と入れ替えて普段使っている Belkin USB-C to HDMI+VGA+DVI+DISPLAYPORT 4in1 変換アダプタ 、CENTURY 社 TB3 to 10GbE アダプタ、 Seagate BarraCuda SSD(2TB) 接続して 2 週間ほど運用してみました。 まず認識ですが全く問題なく認識しており、添付画像のように TB4(USB4) ハブとして 40Gbps 接続したうえで、配下の機器(TB3)も全て認識して動作・速度ともに全く遜色ありませんでした。ハブ自体の発熱もほんのり温かい程度です。特に外付 SSD と 10GbE アダプタは速度に影響があると途端に作業効率(生産性)が下がりますが全くそういったことはありませんでした。 また、製品説明にも記載がありますが本製品の AC アダプタ用ケーブルは片側がアース付き 3 ピンとなっているため、アース対応ソケットが無い場合は自前で 3→2 ピン変換アダプタを用意する必要があります。自分は mac mini 本体同様に UPS から電源を取ったため問題ありませんでした(3 ピンの無い UPS はまず無いですしね)。 ちなみに mac mini との接続は同じ Plugable 社製の TB4/100W 対応の 1m ケーブルを使用して本体から少し離れたところでハブとして使えるようにしてみましたがやはり 1m あると便利なので組合せとしてはオススメです。

The Apple Mac mini M2 (2023) has just 2 built-in Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 ports. As I have 2 external SSDs (USB 3.2 Gen 2) and other high speed devices, I wanted additional ports each capable of running at the maximum rate of 10Gbps (and capable of providing at least 900mA of current). Given that the TB4/USB4 host connection can support up to 40GBPS, this Plugable hub provides an excellent solution. Further, I didn't require a full dock as the Mac mini M2 already has available ports (ethernet, HDMI, 2 x USB-A, speaker/microphone). I connected three devices to the downstream TB4 ports as follows: Samsung T5 (500GB) SSD Canon EOS R5 camera StarTech 3.1 Gen 2 hub (USB-C to 4 x USB-A) All devices connect at their maximum speed of 10Gbps. This hub does exactly what I needed and doesn't break the bank. I also appreciate that it comes with a high quality TB4 cable which otherwise can be relatively expensive to purchase separately.

definitivamente para ser TB4 no da el ancho. Al probarlo la velocidad del disco duro externo bajo significativamente y el monitor que le conecte usando DP no reconocia los 4k de resolucion hasta prender y apagar el monitor cuando sin el hub si lo reconoce. Pero lo de la velocidad del disco NMVe que se fue a la mitad es lo que me hizo devolverlo por lo que no lo recomiendo

This hub is a lifesaver. I downtiered from a MacBook Pro to a MacBook Air because I didn’t think I needed all that power for my workflow, but the lack of USB-C ports meant I was always swapping dongles and devices, opening and closing my laptop to support dual display or webcam/mic and just generally regretting my choice to downtier to save a few bucks. This hub solved all my issues. I can now power my laptop through it, power and run my dual displays and webcam/speaker, and with an additional usb hub can support all my charging and data transfer. Well worth it!