Ugreen CM511 6-in-1 USB-C Hub 4K HDMI 3x USB 3.0 SD TF

Ugreen CM511 USB-C Hub

The Ugreen 6-in-1 USB-C Hub integrates high-speed data peripherals and high-definition video output into a single compact interface. This hardware solution addresses the port limitations found in modern thin-and-light laptops. It utilizes a USB Type-C male input to drive six independent output channels. Consequently, IT professionals can deploy this device to expand workstation capabilities without requiring external power supplies. The internal architecture utilizes high-performance chipsets to ensure stable signal integrity across all connected devices.

Key Features

• Ultra High Definition Video Output
  The integrated HDMI port supports resolutions up to 4K at a 30Hz refresh rate for external monitors or projectors.

• SuperSpeed Data Synchronization

  • Three USB 3.0 Type-A ports provide 5Gbps theoretical data transfer speeds
  • Backward compatibility supports USB 2.0 and 1.1 legacy peripheral devices
  • Total output current handles multiple low-power accessories simultaneously

• Integrated Flash Memory Interface
  Dual card slots accommodate SD and microSD (TF) cards for rapid media offloading from professional cameras.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Ugreen CM511 Multifunction Adapter
• Technical User Manual

Why Choose This Connectivity Solution

• The aluminum alloy housing facilitates efficient heat dissipation during sustained data transfers or video streaming sessions. Therefore, the internal components maintain optimal operating temperatures.
• This multifunction unit supports simultaneous operation of all ports without signal degradation. Consequently, users can transfer files from an SD card while outputting 4K video.
• The compact form factor ensures portability for mobile professionals. Additionally, the reinforced cable connector prevents damage during frequent insertion cycles.
• Universal compatibility ensures the docking peripheral works seamlessly across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments. However, the host device must support DisplayPort Alternate Mode for video output.