This article covers UGREEN Revodok 106 USB-C ハブ 6 in 1 USB C to HDMI 4K SD TFカードリーダー Type c マルチ変化だアダプター 3ポートUSB3.0 HUB MacBook Pro 2018.
Overview
The UGREEN Revodok 106 USB-C Hub 6-in-1 is a compact multiport hub designed for laptops and tablets with a single USB-C port. It provides six essential ports: one HDMI 4K@30Hz output, three USB 3.0 ports (5Gbps), and independent SD/TF card slots. Its aluminum alloy body ensures good heat dissipation while maintaining a portable form factor. This hub is an affordable solution for users who need to expand their device’s connectivity for presentations, file transfers, and media workflows.
Connectivity & Compatibility
The hub connects via a built-in USB-C cable to any host device that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode. Compatible devices include MacBook Pro (2016 and later), Dell XPS, Chromebooks, Samsung Galaxy S10/S9, and many others. The HDMI port supports 4K resolution at 30Hz, suitable for office work and video streaming. The three USB 3.0 ports each deliver up to 5Gbps, ideal for connecting mice, keyboards, flash drives, or external storage. The SD and TF card slots can be used simultaneously, allowing easy photo transfer from cameras or drones. However, simultaneous heavy data transfers may share bandwidth due to the single USB-C connection.
Product Info
The UGREEN Revodok 106 has been available since around 2021 and is positioned as an entry-level to mid-range USB-C hub. It typically retails for around ¥7,700 (approximately $50 USD) and can be found on major e-commerce platforms. The hub comes with a two-year warranty from the manufacturer. The package includes only the hub itself — the USB-C cable is permanently attached, so no separate cable is needed. Its market positioning is a budget-friendly 6-in-1 hub that delivers reliable basic expansion without breaking the bank.
Best Use Cases
First, it is ideal for ultrabook users who have only one USB-C port. For example, MacBook Air or Surface Pro owners can connect an external monitor, transfer files from an SD card, and charge a phone simultaneously through this single hub. Second, photographers and content creators who work with both SD and TF cards will appreciate the built-in dual card reader — no need to carry an extra adapter. However, this hub is not suitable for gamers or video editors requiring 4K@60Hz output, as the HDMI is limited to 30Hz. Also, users who need wired Ethernet should look for a hub with an RJ45 port.
