The Slim Hub Pro is built to only take up a minimal amount of your workstation space.
There are three upstream TB4 ports on the back, along with a DC power port.
Its small enough to tuck into just about any backpack or laptop sleeve.
Jerome Thomas / How-To Geek
Im also betting most folks can handle the Slim Hub Pro with just one hand.
Billed as a TB4 hub, the front-facingUSB-Cport features 96W Power Delivery.
The three rear-facing TB4 ports are backward compatible withThunderbolt 3 and USB-C standards.
Ideal for creative professionals, our upgraded hub supports up to 40Gbps data transfer speeds and up to 8K/60Hz video output while delivering 96W of charging to the host device.
If youre running it into two USB-C monitors, the resolution and frame rate are capped at 4K/60Hz.
Unfortunately, this 8K capability isnt compatible with macOS systems.
Youll also need to be using macOS 11 or higher for the Slim Hub Pro to work at all.
One scenario would be something as simple as setting up shop at a cafe for a couple of hours.
It was just as convenient to charge my iPhone 12 and AirPods Pro case.
Do note that the rear-facing ports are capped at 15W.
Jerome Thomas / How-To Geek
I mentioned that the Slim Hub Pro doesnt support 8K for macOS.
Spec-wise, I do think the Slim Hub Pro is pretty good for gaming.
Should You Buy the Satechi Thunderbolt 4 Slim Pro Hub?
Jerome Thomas / How-To Geek
The best thing about theSatechi Thunderbolt 4 Slim Hub Prois how small it is.
Otherwise, Id recommend looking for TB4 hubs withat leastone extra throw in of video output.
Jerome Thomas / How-To Geek
