Questions about Digitec USB-C 8-port hub

Hello amwstores I would never have tested such a setup. According to the data sheet, the hub can provide a maximum of 100W, consumes 15W in operation, making 85W. Your display requires 60W according to the description, leaving 25W. If this is still enough to power your laptop, it could work. But it is probably rather low. PS. My calculation does not necessarily have to be correct :) Greetings

Only one screen is possible with the hub, the additional USB-C does not support a video signal.

I have just been able to check it and according to the specifications, it has USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports that enable 5Gbit/s data transfer. There is also a USB-C port for charging and power supply with PD up to 100W, where 15W is needed for the adapter and 85W is passed on to the host device. More detailed specifications can be found in the following manual: Manual As soon as transfer rates higher than 5Gbit/s are specified, this is a higher version. 5Gbit/s is USB 3.2 Gen1

Here is the 6-port version: digitec USB-C 6-port hub (USB-C)

The dimensions are as follows: - Length: 13.6 cm - Width: 2.3 cm - Height: 1.6 cm

If your computer can output video through the USB-C port (DP-Alt Mode), this should be possible. Mouse and keyboard should function as usual.

The USB-C cable is permanently connected to the hub. There is no information about it being detachable or replaceable with a longer cable. If you need a longer cable, you could use a separate USB-C extension cable.

I can't tell from your question what your exact setup is, e.g. which connection you use to listen to the music. I have often had such results with HDMI because the cable was too bad. If possible, try a good, shielded and expensive cable. If 4K data is transmitted through a cable that has too low a cross-section for the price and is poorly shielded, such an effect can occur. Also lay the HDMI as far away as possible from the power cable. Hope it helps.

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This USB-C 5-port hub by digitec can be compatible with Samsung tablets, but there are some conditions to consider: - The Samsung tablet must have a USB-C port. - The USB-C port on the tablet should support the necessary features such as data transfer, external display connection, and possibly USB-C Power Delivery and DisplayPort Alt Mode if those features are required. Check your specific Samsung tablet model to ensure it supports these features, as compatibility can vary between different models.

The hub supports a resolution of up to 5120 x 1440 pixels via the HDMI connection, which fulfils the requirements of the Samsung G9 G63SC. However, it is important that the connected device and the graphics chip also support this resolution.

that does not work, USB-C uses DisplayPort AlternateMode for video between a source device and a display device. A laptop cannot analyse this signal.

This is normal. Unfortunately, the white LED is MUCH too bright!

The digitec USB-C 8-port hub supports the connection of up to 1 monitor at the same time through its HDMI output, which can display resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz, provided the device supports DP Alt-Mode 1.4.

The power available to the final device is 92 Watts because 92 Watts = 100 Watts - 8 Watts to operate the hub.

One USB-C port is the data transfer port and the other is the PD charging port. You can only use one port as a data port.

should work. i tested it on my iPad and at least charging and USB worked.

The Ethernet interface of the digitec USB-C 8-port hub works without additional driver software. It is compatible with current operating systems, including MacOS, and supports functions such as Wake-on-Lan, which indicates that it can also be operated under MacOS 14 without the need for special driver software.

The digitec USB-C 5-port hub supports a maximum resolution of 4K at 60Hz via the HDMI port. For devices that only support DP Alt-Mode 1.2, the maximum resolution is 4K at 30Hz. QHD 120Hz is not supported.

Thank you for pointing this out, I will forward the misleading information to the relevant department for review.

You cannot power a DVD drive directly with the digitec USB-C 6-Port Hub if it is an external drive with high power requirements. The hub supports Power Delivery (PD) 2.0/3.0 up to 100 watts, but this only applies to the one specific USB-C port dedicated to Power Delivery. However, this is unlikely to be enough to power a DVD drive, which often requires more power. However, it is possible to connect the DVD drive via one of the USB-A ports if it has a separate power supply. However, without a separate power supply, the drive may not receive enough power to function properly.

The monitor works with my MacBook 12" (early 2015). I use a bluetooth mouse and a keyboard. Good luck!

I have the same port connected to my Mac book pro. Screen runs via hdmi without any problems!

The Power Delivery (PD) port on digitec's 6-port USB-C hub is primarily designed for charging and power supply, not data transfer. It does not support data transfer.

The digitec USB-C 6-port hub is designed to be compatible with devices that support USB-C, including laptops. To ensure compatibility with a Huawei notebook, you should check if the notebook has a USB-C port that supports data transfer and power delivery. If the Huawei notebook meets these criteria, the hub should function properly. Here are some key points to consider: - USB-C Port: The notebook must have a USB-C port. - Data Transfer: The port should support data transfer. - Power Delivery: If you plan to use the hub for charging, the port should also support power delivery. If your Huawei notebook meets these requirements, the digitec USB-C 6-port hub should work as intended.