Both hubs combine HDMI output, USB peripheral connectivity, and USB-C Power Delivery passthrough in a compact 5-in-1 format. Each advertises up to 100W PD input, though delivered charging power can be lower, and video performance depends on the host device’s USB-C capabilities.
The deciding difference is listing specificity. SABRENT explicitly identifies three USB-A ports—one 5Gbps and two 480Mbps—and claims single-display 4K at 60Hz when the host supports DisplayPort Alt Mode. UGREEN states 4K HDMI and USB connectivity but the supplied information does not specify its USB port split or HDMI refresh rate. Exact dimensions, cable details, and box contents are not stated here for either model.
SABRENT USB-C Hub with 4K 60Hz HDMI and 100W PD
Best for Best for adding ports on the road
A compact USB-C hub for adding HDMI, peripheral connectivity, and pass-through charging to a compatible laptop. Its appeal is simplicity, but host compatibility matters.
- + Combines HDMI, pass-through charging, and peripheral connectivity
- + Claims up to 4K 60 Hz video with compatible hardware
- + Supports USB Power Delivery input up to the listing's stated limit
- − Video output requires a USB-C port with compatible display support
- − Charger is not necessarily included
Full reviewUGREEN USB-C Hub 5-in-1 Multiport Adapter
Best for Best for adding ports on the road
A compact USB-C hub that adds 4K HDMI, USB connectivity, and up to 100W Power Delivery passthrough for streamlined laptop desk and travel setups.
- + Combines HDMI, USB connectivity, and charging passthrough
- + Advertised support for video output up to 4K
- + Compact enough for laptop bags and shared workspaces
- − Not intended for dual-monitor or full desktop-dock setups
- − Actual charging power is lower than the stated input ceiling
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