WTB: portable USB-C hub with at least 2 USB-C ports

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#312464 19-Apr-2024 07:43

I’m looking to split my single usb-c port into separate video output and power input (Power delivery) via a usb-c hub of some sort.

Located Auckland.

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#3220190 19-Apr-2024 09:06

Google this part number for one suggestion

7PJ38AA

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#3220194 19-Apr-2024 09:47

What is the input on your monitor?

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#3220222 19-Apr-2024 11:04

nztim:

What is the input on your monitor?

It's a portable Glasses/monitor (Xreal Air) and requires USB-C input with DP-alt mode (according to my research).

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#3220226 19-Apr-2024 11:11

Hatch:

It's a portable Glasses/monitor (Xreal Air) and requires USB-C input with DP-alt mode (according to my research).

Okay so you actually need PD in and USB-C to the monitor this is going to require a docking station as opposed to an actual hub.

I would go for the HP Thunderbolt G4 Dock (not cheap) 4J0A2AA

It will power your laptop AND give you a usb-c port which you can plug your monitor in

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#3220230 19-Apr-2024 11:17

Dynamic:

Google this part number for one suggestion

7PJ38AA

Thanks, but that's got only a single USB-C port according to photos on Amazon.

HP USB-C Travel Hub G2 : Amazon.com.au: Computers

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#3220232 19-Apr-2024 11:22

Hatch:

Dynamic:

Google this part number for one suggestion

7PJ38AA

Thanks, but that's got only a single USB-C port according to photos on Amazon.

HP USB-C Travel Hub G2 : Amazon.com.au: Computers

Thanks I already have a Caldigit TS3+ which should do the job at a desktop setup, but for remote setup I'll probably be looking at something like this:

Belkin Connect USB-C to 4-Port USB-C Hub | at Mighty Ape NZ