Introducing a New Thunderbolt 4 Hub - The First Pure USB-C Designed Hub

The new Plugable Thunderbolt 4 Hub (TBT4-HUB3C) is the only hub designed to transform the full functionality of your laptop’s USB-C or Thunderbolt port into three equally functional ports - including display, data, and charging features. With all three downstream Thunderbolt ports, you can connect external devices such as monitors, storage drives, or network adapters and receive the same top-tier functionality across the board.

The hub also powers the laptop with 60W Power Delivery, can daisy chain up to six devices, and comes packaged with a USB-C to HDMI 2.0 adapter and 0.8m Thunderbolt 4 cable that will give users extra versatility in their desk setups.

The TBT4-HUB3C is built on the only chipset to provide both USB4 and Thunderbolt 4 functionality – the Intel Goshen Ridge Chipset. Leveraging the flexibility of the Goshen Ridge chip, the TBT4-HUB3C instantly and automatically adapts to your computer’s capabilities no matter if you’re working with a Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 3, or USB-C device. Our goal was to create an innovative, future-proof device that will make connecting a multitude of devices simple.

Looking to make no compromise connections? Our new 1m passive (TBT4-40G1M) and 2m active (TBT4-40G2M) Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 cables deliver the data, power, and video.

[johncollins]

This is best hub if need 40 GB ports and at a go price just to not use them all at the same time!

[davidgriffin]

Thanks I was lost. I've got to go get a new flash drive

[volibal]

via thudnerbolt -> usb-c single 4k/120 possible with MacBook m1 Max ?

[ashleighadele]

Any idea yet if this will support dual extended monitors when used with the new MacBook M1 pro? The laptop says it will support dual monitors and I have it on order but my existing Lenovo docks does not have enough ports for all of my peripherals. I’m hoping to use it with the Lenovo usb c dock with the monitors attached to that dock and fed thorough the caldigit to provide the extra ports I need.

[bioglassmusic]

Compatible with MOTU M (usb c ) series audio inputs on M1 macs as well as firewire motu devices. I stated earlier that it wasnt working but I blundered massively. Connect the M1 mac to front port of the hub and the other devices to the back. Works fine.

[tray]

Absolute junk. Constantly have to unplug and re-plug the HDMI cables and/or the hub to get the monitors to be recognized, on both my MacBook Pro and HP Spectre. My older ThunderBolt 3 plug has no problems with the exact same configuration, and for $100+ cheaper. Returning for full refund