Lemorele 6-in-1 USB C Hub with 4K HDMI, Ethernet, 2 USB Ports, 100W PD Charging for MacBook Pro/Air M1, iPad Pro M1, Switch, Chromecast, PS4

Q1: Can all ports be used at the same time? yes. Please note that only the simultaneous connection of 1 HDD/SSD is possible

Q2: Does this USB 3.0 interface support charging? Yes, this is supported, they can charge an iPhone. But please note that the USB ports are mainly intended for data transfer and do not support high charging power (in particular, you should not charge your tablet)

Q3: Will this work with Nintendo Switch? Yes, it support Nintendo Switch

Q4: Does it support all Type C devices? almost. Please note that your host's USB-C port is required to support data, charging, and video (DP Alt mode)

Q5: Does the USB-C hub affect Wi-Fi? According to Microsoft, USB 3.0 will affect 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. It is suggested that you set your Wi-Fi frequency to 5 GHz to avoid this problem

Q6: Does it work with an iPad Pro? Yes, if you want the hub to work with iPad Pro, you need to update to the latest version of the iPad operating system

Q7: What do I do if the connection becomes unstable? To ensure a stable connection, avoid connecting devices that exceed a total of 900 mA

How to set duplicate mode and extend mode when I connect additional monitor to laptop via hdmi?

MacOS: 1. Duplication mode: The Apple menu ⋙ System Preference ⋙ Monitors ⋙ Layout ⋙ Check Mirroring;

2. Extension mode: The Apple menu ⋙ System Preference ⋙ Monitors ⋙ Layout ⋙ Do not check Mirroring.

Windows: 1. Duplication mode: Parameter ⋙ System ⋙ Display ⋙ Multiple screens (Press Win and P ⋙ PROJECT ⋙ Duplicate);

2. Expansion mode: Parameter ⋙ System ⋙ Display ⋙ Multiple screens (Press Win and P ⋙ PROJECT ⋙ Extend).

Hints:

1. It is normal for the hub to get hot during work. At an ambient temperature of 77°F, as long as the temperature of the hub does not exceed 140°F at full load, this is safe and please be assured to use

2. The total power of the 2 USB-A is 10W(5V 2A), 1 port supports max. 7.5W (5V 1.5A); USB peripherals with a power greater than 7.5W are not supported.

3. The power of the connected PD adapter should be above 40W, otherwise some of your devices may not charge through the hub.