Connectivity

8-in-1 USB-C Hub with M.2 SSD Enclosure

A single-cable USB-C hub with a built-in M.2 SSD enclosure — add a display, ports, card slots and a drive bay at once.

Silver-grey aluminium 8-in-1 USB-C hub with its M.2 bay open and a demonstration SSD fitted, showing the HDMI, USB-C, USB-A and card-slot ports

$69.99

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What it does

1 × HDMI output
1 × USB-C data, up to 10Gbps
1 × USB-A, USB 3.2 Gen 1, up to 5Gbps
1 × USB-A, USB 2.0, up to 480Mbps
1 × SD card slot
1 × microSD (TF) card slot
1 × M.2 SSD enclosure (NVMe or SATA)
1 × USB-C Power Delivery input

Good to know

An M.2 SSD is not included. The drive pictured is there to show how one fits.
The memory cards, USB drive and detachable cables in the photograph are illustrative only and are not included. Brands shown on those items are the property of their owners and imply no association with this product or with Benchworks.
The 100W Power Delivery figure is the rating of the hub's charging input. The manufacturer does not state how much power reaches a connected laptop, so we do not quote a figure.
Video output over USB-C depends on the host port supporting it. Check your laptop's USB-C port before ordering — the manufacturer does not publish a compatibility list.
The manufacturer does not specify the M.2 key type, the drive lengths the bay accepts, or a maximum capacity, so we do not state them.

Overview

The 8-in-1 USB-C Hub with M.2 SSD Enclosure does two jobs from one USB-C port: it expands a laptop's connections, and it holds a bare M.2 SSD as working storage. Useful on a repair bench for imaging and cloning drives, and at a desk for a display, peripherals and card media.

The M.2 bay accepts both NVMe and SATA M.2 drives, so the same unit works with either protocol.