Comparison Satechi Slim Aluminum Type-C Multi-Port Adapter V2 vs Satechi Aluminum Type-C Multimedia Adapter

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	Satechi Slim Aluminum Type-C Multi-Port Adapter V2	Satechi Aluminum Type-C Multimedia Adapter
	from 2 699 ₴ Expecting restock	from 4 199 up to 4 619 ₴ Compare prices 2
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TOP sellers	out of stock	Техно Їжак 4 199 ₴ Buy in shop Rozetka.ua 4 619 ₴ Buy in shop
	Anodized aluminium body. Built-in card reader. HDMI. Can be used as a laptop charger. Fast and hassle-free connection without additional drivers.	Mini DisplayPort. Durable and stylish aluminium housing. 2 ports for connecting monitors. Gigabit LAN port.
Product type	hub with card reader	hub with card reader
Placement	external	external
PC connectivity	USB C 5Gb/s (3.2 gen1)	USB C 5Gb/s (3.2 gen1)
HUB connectors
USB A	2 5Gbps (3.2 gen1)	3 5Gbps (3.2 gen1)
USB C	1 pcs	1 pcs
Power Delivery	60 W	49 W
HDMI	1	1
DisplayPort		1
LAN (RJ-45)
Card slots	SD microSD	SD microSD
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Activity indicator
Material	metal	metal
Size	119x27x10 mm
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Added to E-Catalog	april 2019	september 2018

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USB A

The number of USB inputs located on the body of the card reader or hub (see “Type”). This parameter determines the number of USB ports you will have at your disposal after connecting the device. "Pure" card readers and combined models usually have 1, 2, and even 3 USB inputs, while hubs typically feature 4 or more ports.

Power Delivery

The technology allows you to work at higher voltage, thereby increasing the transmitted power. USB hubs with Power Dlivery can not only charge smartphones faster, but also power more power-hungry devices, such as laptops.

DisplayPort

The purpose of the digital DisplayPort is similar to HDMI — for connecting an additional monitor through the corresponding port.

LAN (RJ-45)

The presence of a LAN connector (RJ-45) makes it possible for the card reader/hub to work as a LAN adapter.

This port is commonly used for wired connection to computer networks. This connection may be preferable to wireless in some situations, but some devices (such as ultra-thin laptops) may not have a native LAN port. And in a PC, where such a port is usually installed on the back of the case, it can be much more difficult to get to it than to the USB connector. For such cases, card readers / hubs with a built-in LAN adapter are designed — usually, these are external devices connected via USB and capable of operating as an external network card.

Activity indicator

Light indicator, indicating that data is currently being exchanged between the memory card and the computer to which the card reader is connected. This allows you to avoid disconnecting the card reader during operation, which is fraught not only with data loss, but even damage to the device.