
Monoprice
Monoprice 114909 7-Port USB-C Hub - Aluminum
USB-C
Seven USB ports from a single USB-C connection turn your single-port MacBook or Chromebook into a fully connected workstation without driver installation.
$49.20*
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Overview
Key Features
Plug any play - no drivers required.
Plug any play - no drivers required.
Plug any play - no drivers required.
Specifications
Number of Ports
7
Host Connection
USB-C
Housing Material
Aluminum
Frequently Asked Questions
What USB generation does this hub support — USB 3.0, USB 2.0, or mixed?
The hub is described as supporting SuperSpeed transfer rates, indicating USB 3.0 (5Gbps) capability. However, all seven ports sharing a single USB-C upstream connection means total aggregate bandwidth is capped at the host controller's USB 3.0 ceiling — bandwidth is shared, not dedicated, across all active ports simultaneously.
Does this hub require drivers or software installation to function?
No — this hub is plug-and-play with no drivers required. It operates as a standard USB hub recognized natively by macOS, ChromeOS, and Windows without additional software installation.
Can this hub power connected devices, or does it only provide data connectivity?
The product description does not specify a dedicated power delivery (PD) passthrough port. Assume it provides bus-powered USB power delivery only (typically 900mA per USB 3.0 port under the standard), which is sufficient for mice, keyboards, flash drives, and most mobile devices but may not fast-charge tablets or laptops reliably.
Is this hub compatible with iPad Pro, Surface Pro, or other USB-C tablets?
USB-C hubs work with any device that exposes a standard USB-C data port. USB-C iPads, Surface Pros, and Android tablets with USB-C connections should recognize the hub as a standard USB device. Confirm your specific tablet supports USB-C data accessories if connectivity is a priority use case.
Does connecting all seven ports simultaneously reduce individual port performance?
Yes — USB hub bandwidth is shared across all active ports from a single upstream connection. Simultaneous transfers on multiple high-speed ports (e.g., multiple USB 3.0 flash drives) will divide available bandwidth. For sequential transfers on a single port at a time, full USB 3.0 speeds are available.