USB-C HUB RoGer 8in1 with USB-C PD, 2× USB 3.0, RJ45 Ethernet, HDMI, SD and TF card reader

The RoGer USB-C HUB 8in1 expands a single USB-C port into a compact multiport adapter that supports charging, wired network access, external displays and peripheral connectivity. It combines USB-C PD passthrough, two USB 3.0 Type-A ports, an RJ45 Ethernet port, HDMI output and dedicated SD and TF card readers in a single unit designed for laptops and tablets with a USB-C port.

Advantages

This hub provides a clean way to add wired Ethernet and HDMI display output while maintaining the ability to charge the host device via USB-C PD passthrough. Two USB 3.0 ports offer high-speed connections for external drives, keyboards and mice, and separate SD and TF card readers allow direct access to camera and mobile storage without extra adapters. The compact design simplifies workstation setup and reduces cable clutter when working from home, office or on the go.

Suitable for

• Expanding ports on USB-C laptops and tablets
• Connecting to wired networks where Wi‑Fi is unavailable or unreliable
• Outputting video to external monitors, projectors or TVs via HDMI
• Transferring photos and files from SD and microSD (TF) memory cards
• Connecting USB peripherals such as external hard drives, flash drives, keyboards and mice

Key specifications

• Interfaces: USB-C PD passthrough, 2 × USB 3.0 Type-A, RJ45 Ethernet, HDMI, SD card reader, TF (microSD) card reader
• USB data rate: USB 3.0 (up to 5 Gbps) on Type-A ports
• HDMI output: supports external display connection (resolution dependent on host and cable)
• Ethernet: Gigabit-capable wired network connection (dependent on host and network)
• Power delivery: USB-C passthrough for charging host device (power limited by host and power adapter)
• Form factor: compact, single-cable connection to host USB-C port

How to use

Connect the hub to the host device's USB-C port. For charging while using other functions, connect a USB-C PD power adapter to the hub's USB-C PD input. Plug an HDMI cable from the hub to an external display and select the appropriate input on the display. Insert SD or TF cards into their respective slots to access files via the host file manager. Connect wired Ethernet with a standard RJ45 cable and attach USB peripherals to the USB 3.0 Type-A ports; the host system will typically recognize connected devices automatically.

Usage recommendations

Use a quality USB-C PD adapter rated for your laptop's required wattage to ensure adequate charging while using multiple functions. For stable network performance use a shielded Ethernet cable and for best display compatibility use an HDMI cable that matches the desired resolution and refresh rate. Eject removable media via the host operating system before removing SD/TF cards to avoid data loss.