USB C to HDMI Multiport Adapter 100W Fast Charging, Fubiaofei USB-C to USB3.0 Adapter with 4K HDMI, Type C Digital AV Converter 3-in-1 Hub for iPad Pro MacBook Chromebook

• 【3-in-1 USB C to HDMI Adapter】 Fubiaofei USBC to HDMI multiport converter can expand your USB Type-C Port(Compatible Thunderbolt 3/4) into a 4k@30Hz HDMI output port, a 5Gbps USB 3.0 port, and a 100W Type-C fast charging port. This 3 in 1 USB3.0 Hub converter can satisfy more of your needs, enjoy charging, data transfer, and ultra audio-visual. All ports can be used simultaneously, no software or drivers required, plug and play. 【Fast Charging】The HDMI adapter with built-in 100 w USB-C PD port can provide fast charging for notebook/tablet/mobile phone. Note: Please make sure your laptop's USB-C port supports the Power Delivery protocol, recommended for a minimum of 65 w power adapter. 【HD 4K HDMI】The maximum resolution is 4K@30 Hz. You can experience real visual effects through the USB-C to HDMI port. This HDMI adapter for mac book air can mirror or extend the screen of your laptop/phone/tablet to 4K Ultra HD or Full HD 1080p video directly to HDTVs, monitors, projectors etc. Provides clear, no wobbling of video and image. 【5 Gbps High Speed Data Transfer】Compared with USB 2.0 (480 Mbps), the USB 3.0 multiport adapter hub is 10 times faster which supports a maximum data transfer speed of 5 Gbps, making you transfer large files and videos in seconds. And the HDMI converter for Macbook air also can easily transfer USB keyboards, mice, hard drives and flash drives. Note: this type-c to HDMI adapter only allow connect 1 HDD/SSD and won't compatible with Apple USB Super Drive. 【Wide Compatibility】Fubiaofei HDMI to USB-C adapter is designed for Laptops & Tablets & Smartphones with USB Type-C ports. Compatible with MacBook Pro & Air 2021/2020/2019/2018, iPad Pro 2021/2018, ChromeBook, Surface Book, Galaxy S21/S20/ S10 etc. Note: When connecting a mouse for iPhone 15 series, it's necessary to enable AssistiveTouch( Settings - Accessibility - Touch - AssistiveTouch - and turning it on)