I have been using a HP USB-C to USB-A adapter that I got from work and swapping between USB devices when I need them.
Monday I got my hands on the QacQoc GN28K and I no longer need to travel with my multiple adapters and can plug in two USB-A devices at once, plus a SD card and micro SD card, a HDMI cable and it has two USB-C slots (1 of them is Thunderbolt 3 slot) so you don't give up slots using it. It also comes with a nice little case so I can toss it in my bag and not worry about breaking it.
A huge plus for me is my SD card reader was old and the transfer speeds were slow. I got less than 20 MB/s read speed with my dongle and card readers. With the GN28K I am getting around 90 MB/s reading from my Class 10 SD card.
If anyone wants any information on this let me know, or wants me to run any speed test I will if I have the devices to test them out. I have tested the HDMI out and it work well on my 21 inch ASUS monitor at work, but I don't have any very high quality monitors to test it on. I am a mobile user and usually only rely on the MBP screen.
Monday I got my hands on the QacQoc GN28K and I no longer need to travel with my multiple adapters and can plug in two USB-A devices at once, plus a SD card and micro SD card, a HDMI cable and it has two USB-C slots (1 of them is Thunderbolt 3 slot) so you don't give up slots using it. It also comes with a nice little case so I can toss it in my bag and not worry about breaking it.
A huge plus for me is my SD card reader was old and the transfer speeds were slow. I got less than 20 MB/s read speed with my dongle and card readers. With the GN28K I am getting around 90 MB/s reading from my Class 10 SD card.
If anyone wants any information on this let me know, or wants me to run any speed test I will if I have the devices to test them out. I have tested the HDMI out and it work well on my 21 inch ASUS monitor at work, but I don't have any very high quality monitors to test it on. I am a mobile user and usually only rely on the MBP screen.
