Belkin 5-in-1 USB-C Hub - Portable Dock with 100W Power Delivery and 4K Output

Description

The Belkin 5-in-1 USB-C Hub is the essential accessory for expanding the capabilities of your USB-C laptop or tablet. Featuring a sleek silver aluminium design, this compact hub brings together the essentials of modern connectivity in a portable format. It allows you to simultaneously connect an external 4K display via HDMI, your classic USB-A peripherals (keyboard, mouse, USB flash drive) and an additional USB-C accessory. Its key feature is support for Power Delivery up to 100W, allowing you to power your machine at full speed while using all your expansion ports.

Designed for performance and durability, this hub ensures fast and stable data transfers up to 5 Gbps. Its unique configuration, including two USB-C ports (one for power, one for data), offers a level of flexibility rarely found in such a compact casing. Whether you are on a business trip, working from home, or at a technical test bench, the Belkin AVC022 hub ensures a perfect connection between your device and all your usual work tools, without compromising on speed or image quality.

Technical Specifications

• Model: Belkin AVC022 (5-Port USB-C Hub)
• Video Output: HDMI 4K @ 30Hz (or 1080P @ 60Hz)
• Power Delivery: Supports up to 100W (Pass-through)
• USB Ports: 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 and 1x USB-C (Data transfer)
• Transfer Speed: Up to 5 Gbps
• Material: Premium aluminium finish (Optimal heat dissipation)
• Compatibility: MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Chromebook, Windows PC (USB-C)
• Installation: Plug-and-Play (No drivers required)

Workshop Advice & Usage

To benefit from fast charging via the hub, ensure you use a wall charger and a USB-C cable supporting at least 60W or 100W. Technical tip: The hub consumes approximately 15W for its own operation; therefore, if you plug in a 100W charger, your computer will receive 85W. For maximum image stability on a 4K screen, use a certified HDMI 2.0 cable or higher. If you are using this hub on a repair workbench with power-hungry peripherals (external hard drives, charging stations), always connect the power supply to the PD port to avoid any unexpected disconnections due to a lack of power.