Belkin USB C 6 in 1 Hub Adapter with 60W Power Delivery, 5 Gbps Transfer Speed, Ethernet Port, 4K Hdmi, USB C, Sd Card and 2 USB A 3.0 & 2.0 Data Ports, for MacBook/Ipad and More Gray

Using this over 2 years and it is working absolutely fine. A bit expensive than other brands but worth the extra money spent for its build quality and flawless working till now

I bought this as a replacement for Teqta hub adapter which failed within few months. And this has been working flawlessly for the last three years. It’s has great port compatibility with my 27inch ASUS monitor and great connecting my USB devices. I’m writing this review because I suddenly felt grateful for this product working good inspite of my poorest handling. Belkin is trustable to buy anything.

I bought this hub to connect my external monitor and USB devices with my MacBook Pro. Its a well built device and feels premium. The port selection is fair, I feel they should also have added a micro SD card slot for such a price point. The device does get warm when you connect to an external monitor but that's fine. The USB ports are inverted which is a bit annoying for me. The only big turn for me is that the connecting wire of the device is a bit short and may have chances of getting worn out as it is not that flexible. (Braided option would be better one).I bought this when it was a sale, so check out for the price drop.Overall: 3.8/5

Sharing comments after a year+ of usage with my laptop (ThinkPad). HDMI port + USB port (bluetooth mouse) + power delivery were main use cases for this duration.1. Build quality is as good as it gets. Metal body is sturdy and durable.2. Power delivery stopped working after a year. Contacted belkin support as the device was still within the two year warranty, and got a free replacement within two days. ( I had to carry the faulty device myself to the service centre for replacement, along with Bill and Belkin provided RMA). Key was to hunt down the belkin support contact details from their web site and talk to a support agent on the phone, who was able to guide me through the replacement process.3. There may be other internal reliability issues with pass through power delivery feature. Sometimes (may be when there are power fluctuations), the device has a run away temperature increase, and enters a thermal shutdown. There's no way to diagnose this issue as an end user. This could also be a case of my specific device having a defect, but there are too many reviews complaining about over heating which could indicate a design issue. On the plus side, the full metal jacket on the device body acts as an excellent heat sink to draw away waste heat from the device, so it is expected to be slightly warm during normal operation. This whole over heating episode repeats about a couple of times a month, and is resolved by unplugging the device, letting it cool down, and resuming operation.4. Never used the lan port and SD card slot, so no comments there.Its hard to recommend this device for casual home users, as the cost is not justified. I'd recommend this only to professionals who'd be making a living with their devices and can afford this device and live with replacing it when it dies (which it will). Even then, if rock solid reliability is required, look elsewhere. The only silver lining is the two year warranty and device replacement process if there are issues.

Very usefully device for MacBook and very fast copying speed. Quality best

It’s simple design

I had purchased it for ₹ 7560. The adapter is the only needed adapter. Its HDMI is perfect. The USB C port can not only be used for power but acts as a direct extension to the USB C on my Mac. I can attach a USB to it. The adapter is light and compact, making it easy to carry along.The Ethernet port is also great. It also gives two USB 3.0 ports. I connect a wireless mouse through one of them and use the other for all USB purposes.I use a MacBook (12-inch, 2015 model) and therefore have only one USB-C port and a headphone jack. This adapter solved all my problems.

Heating Issue.I purchased this product in Dec. 2023. I am not a heavy user. But when I first used, The device heated up pretty rapidly and it was quite hot. Not just hot. VERY VERY Hot...I thought it was my macbook air causing the heating. I just left it unused. Didn't have time to raise a complaint. However, last week i did some research (should have done it before shelling out 5.5k.). and found that heating is indeed an issue with the adapter. Reached out to Belkin (via online chat), they quickly raised a ticket and sent me an RMA for replacement. which I had to go to the service center to get it replaced myself.. (a hastle). But nevertheles, it was replaced immedeately.The replaced device had the exact same issue. I read the docs which come with the adapter. Noticed that it needs PD of minimum 65W. for the adapter's operation.Its easy to miss by casual users like me who don't go into tiny details.I have to now shell out at least 4-5k INR to get a 65 W charger and cable. And I am not even sure that geting the 65W charger will correct the issue of Heating.Since Belkin has clearly stated that it need PD of 65W minimum. One can't blame them for it (That is only if it resolves the heating issue). Otherwise........ Not cool Belkin!!! (Pun intended:) )Conclusion: If you are sure that the 65W PD will not heat up the product like a tea kettle. and willing to shell out almost the same cost for the PD. Go for it. Otherwise. Look for other options.If your intention is to connect an external monitor with HDMI (Which was my requirement). Simply go for a type c-hdmi cable. a good one will cost around 1.5-2K.