Hoco [HB14] 3-In-1 USB HUB

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Sale price$70.00 Regular price$97.00

4 x $17.50 NZD instalments or Zip $10/week

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Overview

The Hoco HB14 is a compact, all‑in‑one USB‑C hub designed to add useful ports to laptops, tablets, and other Type‑C equipped devices. It combines a modern, durable build with versatility — enabling power delivery, video output, and USB data transfer through a single dongle. It’s great for people who need to connect USB accessories, external displays, or keep their device charged while working

Key Features & Functions

Port Expansion : Adds three ports:
                         • USB 3.0 (female)
                         • HDMI
                         • USB‑C PD (female)

Power Delivery (PD) The Type‑C PD port supports one‑way power supply (you can plug                                       in a charger) with PD 2.0 standard.
                                   Working voltage/current: 5‑20V, 3A.
                                   Maximum output power up to 67W.

Video Output : The HDMI port lets you connect to external displays such as monitors, Tvs                              or projectors.Helps for presentations, extending screen, or mirroring

Data Transfer : USB 3.0 port supports connecting peripherals like flash drives, external hard drives, keyboard, mouse, etc. Max current at that port ~ 0.75A

Pros & Practical Use

Advantages:

  • You can charge your device while using HDMI and USB accessories simultaneously, thanks to PD passthrough.

  • Useful for presentations, external display usage, or adding more ports to thin laptops or tablets that may lack HDMI or full‑size USB.

  • Relatively compact and lightweight — good for portability and travel.

  • Decent power capability (67W) is enough for many laptops, phones, etc., though may not fully power the most demanding devices under load.

Things to Watch Out For:

  • The PD port is one‑way, meaning it only receives power (you plug a charger into the hub), and doesn’t send power from the device. Charrans.com+1

  • USB 3.0 port’s current is limited (~0.75A) so if you connect high‑power or high‑draw devices via USB 3.0, performance may be restricted.

  • HDMI video specs (resolution / refresh rate) may depend on your device’s Type‑C port capabilities. If the device’s USB‑C does not support video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode), HDMI may not work.

  • Heat could build up with multiple outputs in use; aluminum helps, but consider ventilation.

  • Cable length is modest; if the hub is placed far from your device or monitor, you may need to manage cable routing carefully.



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