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Hoco [HB14] 3-In-1 USB HUB

Name: Hoco [HB14] 3-In-1 USB HUB
Brand: Product Hoco
SKU: HOCO-HB14-3-IN-1-USB-HUB
Price: 49 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (11715 reviews)

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Overview

The Hoco HB14 is a compact, all‑in‑one USB‑C hub designed to add useful ports to laptops, tablets, and other Type‑C equipped devices. It combines a modern, durable build with versatility — enabling power delivery, video output, and USB data transfer through a single dongle. It’s great for people who need to connect USB accessories, external displays, or keep their device charged while working

Key Features & Functions

Port Expansion : Adds three ports:
• USB 3.0 (female)
• HDMI
• USB‑C PD (female)

Power Delivery (PD) The Type‑C PD port supports one‑way power supply (you can plug in a charger) with PD 2.0 standard.
Working voltage/current: 5‑20V, 3A.
Maximum output power up to 67W.

Video Output : The HDMI port lets you connect to external displays such as monitors, Tvs or projectors.Helps for presentations, extending screen, or mirroring

Data Transfer : USB 3.0 port supports connecting peripherals like flash drives, external hard drives, keyboard, mouse, etc. Max current at that port ~ 0.75A

Pros & Practical Use

Advantages:

You can charge your device while using HDMI and USB accessories simultaneously, thanks to PD passthrough.
Useful for presentations, external display usage, or adding more ports to thin laptops or tablets that may lack HDMI or full‑size USB.
Relatively compact and lightweight — good for portability and travel.
Decent power capability (67W) is enough for many laptops, phones, etc., though may not fully power the most demanding devices under load.

Things to Watch Out For:

The PD port is one‑way, meaning it only receives power (you plug a charger into the hub), and doesn’t send power from the device. Charrans.com+1
USB 3.0 port’s current is limited (~0.75A) so if you connect high‑power or high‑draw devices via USB 3.0, performance may be restricted.
HDMI video specs (resolution / refresh rate) may depend on your device’s Type‑C port capabilities. If the device’s USB‑C does not support video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode), HDMI may not work.
Heat could build up with multiple outputs in use; aluminum helps, but consider ventilation.
Cable length is modest; if the hub is placed far from your device or monitor, you may need to manage cable routing carefully.