The Hub — USB-C Docking Station

A MacBook Pro has two Thunderbolt ports. A MacBook Air has two USB-C ports. Every laptop sold in the last four years has fewer ports than the devices connected to it.

The Hub fixes this with one cable.

Plug The Hub into your laptop's USB-C port. Every output activates immediately — no drivers, no software, no power cycle. Choose the configuration that matches how you actually work.

Two builds. One job done properly.

4-in-1: HDMI 4K@30Hz, two USB-A 3.0 ports, and 100W power passthrough. Built for the desk that needs a second monitor and a couple of peripherals — nothing more, nothing wasted.

9-in-1: HDMI 4K@60Hz, three USB-A 3.0 ports, SD and microSD card slots, Ethernet, 3.5mm audio, and 100W passthrough. Built for the desk running a full multi-monitor, multi-peripheral setup from a single cable.

• HDMI: 4K output — 30Hz on the 4-in-1, 60Hz on the 9-in-1
• Power Delivery: 100W USB-C passthrough on both builds — charges your laptop at full speed while in use
• USB-A ports: 2 on the 4-in-1, 3 on the 9-in-1 — 5Gbps transfer each
• 9-in-1 exclusive: SD + microSD card slots, Gigabit Ethernet, 3.5mm audio jack
• Connection: Single USB-C cable to laptop — plug in, everything activates
• Build: Aluminium shell — dissipates heat under sustained load
• Compatibility: MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, Dell XPS, Surface Pro, any USB-C laptop

Satechi charges $130 for a 9-port aluminium hub with 100W PD. The Hub delivers the same port count, the same aluminium build, and the same 100W passthrough for $74.99. The $55 difference is the logo on the side.