Upgraded 11 in 1 USB C Hub for iMac 24 inch USB Hub 2021 2023 2024 Support M.2 SSD (NOT Included), iMac Hub M1 M3 M4 Accessories, 4K HDMI, 2.5G Ethernet, 5 USB A/C Max 10Gbps, SD/TF - Silver

I have a new iMac M4 and the machine only has 4 USB C style Thunderbolt 4 ports. The issue is that I have a variety of devices that have USB A plugs so I needed some hub versatility.I like this hub because it fits securely under the base of the computer. It has an M.2 expansion slot for an SSD storage card. I filled that slot with a 4TB version for Time Machine backups. That is really neat since I don’t have the external drive sitting behind the computer anymore.Is this a “one and done” product keeping my desktop clean, as would be ideal? No. I am missing a CF card reader. Since I have to use get a separate card reader, the card reader slots on this hub are somewhat unnecessary. Not a big deal and probably an issue for very few buyers.I also wish that the rear had a USB C and USB A port or two. I know I’m asking a lot, but this hub uses up two USB C slots on the back of my computer and I have things I’d like to leave plugged in all the time. Things like that card reader I mentioned. Or an external HDD for storage of some files I want portable. Having wires come out of the sides of the hub get in the way and kills the clean look.TECHNICAL ISSUE: An issue I have is with the use of the 10 Gbps USB C port to sync my iPad. The iPad would continuously try to connect and disconnect without ever getting stable. The seller worked on this technical issue with me and was fantastic. Apparently there is an issue where the power to this port cannot support the direct connection of my 3rd Gen iPad Pro. For some reason, that port works for the iPad sync if connected through an intermediary hub first. It also worked fine plugged in directly to the slower USB C port on the opposite side of the base.Overall I’m happy with this and it has made some aspects of my setup much better but it still leaves me with some less than desirable solutions. Too bad there isn’t an “option your own hub” company out there, YET!

Great addition.

This hub designed specifically for the iMac 24" model. It fits perfectly on the bottom of the base and served as a multi-ports hub. There's no special driver needed. It is very easy to use and it's totally plug-n-play. It has an internal slot for NVME card to expand the iMac storage space. Using the high-speed thunderbolt ports (need 2), it supports 2.5Gb/s Ethernet, multiple USB 3.2 ports, 4K HDMI, SD/TF card reader, and even an audio port. This hub is a perfect companion for the iMa 24" model. It looks great and provided a much needed ports for the iMac. I like the design and I highly recommend this product.

The usb-c hub perfectly matches the color of my iMac and blends in perfectly. I appreciate having the additional ports, card reader and external ssd without having all of those things plugged into the back of my iMac. This hub lets you keep the clean, simple aesthetic. You can barely even notice that its there.

If you use a Mac, you know the struggle. Anytime you plug in a hub or dongle, it’s either blocking your keyboard, sticking out awkwardly, or just cluttering your desk. This thing fixes all that.The placement is kind of genius—it mounts right under the iMac chin, so all your ports are easy to reach without being in the way. It feels like it should have been part of the iMac to begin with. No more reaching behind the screen or trying to hide a nest of cables.The port variety is nice. I recommend this if you want to keep your iMac setup looking sharp and actually functional, this hub is 100% worth it.

This is really great. A nice way to add extra storage to your iMac without having to pay the Apple tax. Very nice looking and very useful. Great functionality and build quality. So far I've not had any problems with this and everything seems to work as well as was described.

It’s clear that whoever This hub is absolutely a Mac fan. Let tolerance of the top panel that receives the stand foot of the Mac is absolutely amazing. You would have guessed it was manufactured specifically with the Mac: that’s how good the tolerances are. Additionally, the brushed steel finish is really great as well: it has cause I have a powdery feel to the finish.Plug-in and set up was equally easy. With the Mac running, I simply picked it up and set it on top of the hub and plug it in the dual USB-C cable. It was recognize automatically Recognized and made ready to go with just a few seconds of work. Poor choices are outstanding, especially the gigabyte ethernet plug that I prefer over wireless anyway. I do wish there were more thunderbolt ports or at least USB-C. Having just to replicate what’s available on the back of the Mac itself, but I would like to think that I could use three or four of them.But again, you can’t go wrong if you need additional connectivity on your Mac. I can highly recommend this hub.

I have to confess our iMac is a bit old so I could not test the real speed transfer from this interface, nonetheless it works great.It's packed with ports front accessible. On thing I have on the imac is that you have the ports on the back of the monitor or that ONE SINGLE USB on the keyboard and that sucks. I love having the HDMI output for a second monitor.The USB ports are great for my keyboard and mouse, and the SD card slots are a lifesaver for transferring photos and videos. And the ethernet port? Finally, I can ditch the Wi-Fi lag.But the biggest selling point for me is the M.2 SSD slot. Adding extra storage is a breeze, and it's so much more convenient than dealing with external drives. I popped in a 4TB SSD, and now I have plenty of space for backups and large files. It’s a very clean solution. Again, I can't test the transfer speed, but the old iMac is not that great anyways.The installation was a snap, too. Just plug it in, and it works. No drivers, no fuss. It’s also nice that it turns off when I shut down my computer.Overall, I'm happy with this docking station. It's a perfect fit, it's packed with ports, and it adds valuable storage. If you're looking to enhance your iMac's capabilities and clean up your workspace, this is definitely worth considering.