Designed for digital creatives, the Onyx USB-C 9-Port Hub is a sleek and compact way to add an array of ports to your MacBook or USB-C compatible device. Featuring 4K HDMI and 1080P VGA ports, you can extend your display across two external monitors for increased efficiency. Three high speed USB 3.0 ports allow you to connect external hard drives or keyboards, while the Ethernet port supports 10/100/1000Mbps network connections so you can browse the internet at faster-than-WiFi speeds. Upload photos from your camera or smartphone using the SD and microSD card slots, and keep your device charged with the USB-C PD power input that supports up to 100W power pass-through.
MacBook Pro 14" and 16" all models
MacBook Pro 13" and 15" all USB-C / Thunderbolt models
MacBook Air 13" all USB-C / Thunderbolt models
MacBook 12"
iMac 21", 24" and 27" all USB-C / Thunderbolt models
All other USB-C compatible devices.
Fast, insured and trackable flat rate shipping, $5 to the US and $10 to Canada with a 30-day no hassle returns policy. Orders ship within 1-2 business days from our warehouses in Canada and the US.
Note: International duties & taxes may apply and are not calculated at checkout.
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The Onyx features an incredible nine ports so you can connect to all your accessories with just one device. The sleek and lightweight design makes it easy to carry wherever you need it.
The HDMI port outputs crisp, high resolution video and audio so you can mirror or extend your desktop to a large external display to work or watch movies on the big screen.
The three high-speed USB 3.0 interfaces transfers data at up to 5Gbps, and are perfect for connecting accessories like external hard drives, audio devices and digital cameras.
The sleek tempered glass and zinc alloy shell is incredibly durable and has been anodized to further protect it against corrosion and wear.
The Onyx USB-C 9-Port Hub won a prestigious Red Dot award for it’s attractive design and range of contemporary connectivity options.
