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Description
UCM-2001 features a reversible ultra-slim design of the USB-C plug, which offers extra convenience, eliminating the all-familiar problem of plug orientation or cable direction. Simply connect it with ease no matter its side!
The times of not having enough USB ports available are behind you since UCM-2001 allows you to connect 2 USB-A devices to the USB-C port of your notebook, MacBook, tablet, smartphone or other USB-C device.
Connect an HDMI display or projector to a USB-C device and enjoy crystal clear 4K Ultra-HD video and audio. Extend your screen with the available HDMI port and directly stream 4K UHD@60Hz video to HDTV, monitors, or projectors: perfect to enjoy a full HD movie on your HDTV, extend a video game on your monitors, or impress with your presentations during business and office meetings.
Enjoy fast and reliable file transfer speed of 5Gbps. UCM-2001 works with Windows notebooks, PC’s, Chromebooks with a USB-C port, MacBook Pro/Air with Thunderbolt 3 or 4, iPad, other tablets and smartphones, as well as many other devices with a USB-C port. It is also compatible with Samsung Dex/Desktop Mode.
To top it off, you can do all that while you are powering up your notebook with the 100W USB-C Power Delivery port!
Works with all major operating systems and popular USB-C devices. It’s fully Plug & Play, there are no additional drivers or software needed, simply plug the USB-C input cable and you are ready to go.
Specifications
Lead Time
1
Brand
Rapoo
Categories
Cables & Adapters
Category
USB Hubs
Colour
Black
Connection
1x USB-C, 2x USB-A, 1x HDMI
Dimensions
95x43x14mm
For Use With
USB-C Devices
Manufacturer
Rapoo
Maximum Data Transfer Rate
5 Gbps
Number of Ports
4 Ports
Type
USB Hubs
USB Speed
USB 3.0
Warranty
2 Year Warranty
Weight
58g
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