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USB OTG Cable host mode while charging anyone try this accessory?

I've searched and never seen an actual 'buyable' product linked on the forums so if this is a dup, I apologize.
Anyone try one of these and see if you can have your Nexus in host mode and charge at the same time?
Is the only option for the female Micro USB port to bring more charge to a usb device plugged in and not to bring charge
to the Nexus itself?
Two scenarios would make this ideal for me:
1.) using my usb xbox controller to play games yet still keeping my tablet charged
2.) using a usb thumb drive to play a movie while still keeping my table charged
I think this would be pretty cool if it worked but I don't know the technical details on if it can be done with our Nexus 7's:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110931117836
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Looks like it's meant for providing power to the USB device you connect (e.g.. external hard drive) instead of to the Nexus7...

The eBay description says it provides charging the the micro-USB port. Only way to know is to buy it and try it out

Who's going to be the Guinea pig?
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Hell, I'd do it, but I don't have a Nexus seven yet. LOL
I've been waiting for someone to get a working solution fit this before I purchase one. That and I need good 3.5mm sound quality and I've read its ****e on the Nexus 7.
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RED ZMAN said:
Hell, I'd do it, but I don't have a Nexus seven yet. LOL
I've been waiting for someone to get a working solution fit this before I purchase one. That and I need good 3.5mm sound quality and I've read its ****e on the Nexus 7.
Blasted from my HTC Rezound (Zone23s Newtified 3.2.1)
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My sounds works fine, and I haven't even bothered getting the volume + app yet for tweaking. I think there's just no pleasing some ppl with a bare bones tablet like this one.
-Ara
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I have a OK Galaxy Tab in the dash of my car, and use the headset port for music, didn't want to upgrade without seeing one in person.
Hopefully some sort of dock solution will make Otg and charging possible and I can upgrade. Thanks!
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Ordered 1, but says shipping is between September 7 to September 20 haha

OTG and Charging is mutually exclusive, the OTG cable triggers the USB controller to send power out to a device, not receive power.
the pogo docks on the bottom of the device are also impossible to charge from as the nexus 7 has only been given one charging circuit, and that is the same one that OTG disables.
The only way to achieve something like this would be a physical battery hack where you splice in a charging circuit direct to the battery, without frying the phone maybe some unidirectional resistors, so that it can be simultaneously charged whilst powering the device.
I'm 99% certain of this information, and this is not to say someone might hack a kernel together one day

you might be able to install one of them batteries you can just set it on a charging pad and it will charge

barkerd25017 said:
you might be able to install one of them batteries you can just set it on a charging pad and it will charge
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davidcampbell said:
OTG and Charging is mutually exclusive, the OTG cable triggers the USB controller to send power out to a device, not receive power.
the pogo docks on the bottom of the device are also impossible to charge from as the nexus 7 has only been given one charging circuit, and that is the same one that OTG disables.
The only way to achieve something like this would be a physical battery hack where you splice in a charging circuit direct to the battery, without frying the phone maybe some unidirectional resistors, so that it can be simultaneously charged whilst powering the device.
I'm 99% certain of this information, and this is not to say someone might hack a kernel together one day
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I have a ZAGG battery pack I'm planning on trying this with and I will report back I also have that same pad and I can get a fairly cheap charger to place on the matt as you say. Either way that wouldn't be very convenient, but I'll check it out
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davidcampbell said:
OTG and Charging is mutually exclusive, the OTG cable triggers the USB controller to send power out to a device, not receive power.
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Wrong. https://github.com/teamhacksung/and...mmit/4c1c965b168bc4488ef66889e1c8933bc1b3de46 for an example on Galaxy S2/Note
As to whether the adapter linked is a proper OTG ACA (they're VERY hard to find) and whether the grouper supports OTG ACA is unknown. It's something a kernel developer can probably implement.

Thanks Entropy512, I can see it working on other devices, that gives me hope... I might rig something up myself now, I've wanted to take a cheap usb keyboard plastic leather cover, and build in an extra battery, card reader and usb hub, now this might be theoretically possible

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1822653
I don't have a N7 yet, but when I get one I want to try that.
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I can confirm that simply splicing a standard OTG cable into the port and plugging in a power cord will not work. I thought I'd utilize the empty socket from where the rear camera was supposed to go, and try to fit the OTG-to-microSD set-up inside of the Nexus. I bought a salvaged USB/headphone port from a damaged Nexus off of Ebay for $1 and the smallest microSD adapter I could find. With the use of a ribbon cable from an old laptop, some trimming, and some REALLY careful soldering I was able to make it work... sorta. Stickmount sees the card and everything runs great, until you plug in a power cord. Then, it disables the microSD adapter, and even though Stickmount says it's there, no files are visible. Also, the Nexus won't charge with this arrangement.
It might work with a different set up, but simply mimicking the OTG cable will not allow a Stickmounted volume and when the charger is plugged in.
(BTW - To make everything fit, I had to use a Dremel to grind away some of the mid-frame area around the rear camera space. It's a tight fit, but keep in mind that until you have a spare mid-frame, like I do, you'll obviously void your warranty.)

ED2O9 said:
I can confirm that simply splicing a standard OTG cable into the port and plugging in a power cord will not work. I thought I'd utilize the empty socket from where the rear camera was supposed to go, and try to fit the OTG-to-microSD set-up inside of the Nexus.
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Stickmount sees the card and everything runs great, until you plug in a power cord.
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I tried this very thing, same results.

Has anybody tried charging through the pin connectors on the left side?

Mechanio said:
I tried this very thing, same results.
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Same here, only I went a step further and added a 36k resistor from the ID line to ground and that didn't do anything either.

Hope all your work ends in success.
I would like to put this device as a car Entertainment system later. But charging and USB otg is a must.
NEXUS 7

It's a nice method to use in a couple of years your old Nexus 7 as a seedbox

Alternative USB Ac adapter

Anyone know of a good alternative charger to buy. I'm using a regular usb but it's not working good enough.
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Ernest157 said:
Anyone know of a good alternative charger to buy. I'm using a regular usb but it's not working good enough.
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this is the 4 port usb charger that charges the samsung galaxy note 10.1 without any adapters, only one port will charge it properly but that is all you need and you can charge your phone (mine is a note II) with the other and have 2 more ports for ???
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CCYZ0FM/ref=oh_details_o04_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
it does need some superglue on the sides, as the case split a little on me, but for what it does and is and for the price, I'll glue it.

I'm using the Apple 10W USB AC wall charger. What I like about it is the USB receptacle - it doesn't connect on the sides, which is very annoying when you're charging from an power extension board. It also has a lot less electrical noise, so using it to charge an unmodded stock Galaxy SII doesn't affect the touchscreen sensitivity. And because the AC head is detachable, I can switch it with other heads or use an AC cable.

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I'm using the Apple 10W USB AC wall charger. What I like about it is the USB receptacle - it doesn't connect on the sides, which is very annoying when you're charging from an power extension board. It also has a lot less electrical noise, so using it to charge an unmodded stock Galaxy SII doesn't affect the touchscreen sensitivity. And because the AC head is detachable, I can switch it with other heads or use an AC cable.
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Sounds good. Now what cable are you using. I still have the stock wall charger I'm just missing the actual usb cable. I was looking for a reliable replacement but Have yet to find one. The one I have know chargers very slowly.
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Ernest157 said:
Sounds good. Now what cable are you using. I still have the stock wall charger I'm just missing the actual usb cable. I was looking for a reliable replacement but Have yet to find one. The one I have know chargers very slowly.
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I'm using the original cable that came with my Note 2, sometimes the Galaxy S2 stock cable. There's no difference in time taken charging when using either cable.
It's like they're made for each other
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I'm using a Samsung 2.1 amp tablet charger from my old tab 8.9. Works great.
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s5 usb 3.0 port

just wondering if the s5 comes with a usb 3.0 cable ? , seen a few unboxings and they all look like a standard micro usb cable

ex-28 said:
just wondering if the s5 comes with a usb 3.0 cable ? , seen a few unboxings and they all look like a standard micro usb cable
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Yup, it comes with a 3.0 cable. It looks similar to the 2.0 cable, but if you look closely, there is a difference.

ex-28 said:
just wondering if the s5 comes with a usb 3.0 cable ? , seen a few unboxings and they all look like a standard micro usb cable
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quick question 3.0 only affects transfer speeds when connected to a computer right? for charging it's always going to be the adapter's output (2A)

chillsen said:
quick question 3.0 only affects transfer speeds when connected to a computer right? for charging it's always going to be the adapter's output (2A)
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If connected to a computer that has a USB3 port, it'll be a faster charge than if you were to use USB2. USB2 has a max of about 500mA, theoretically. USB3 has a max of 900mA. When using a wall charger, it'll be the same as USB2, since the adapters output (most commonly 2A) remains the same. That also goes without saying: Using the wall charger will always be faster than using a computer, since the output is considerably higher.

karmuh said:
If connected to a computer that has a USB3 port, it'll be a faster charge than if you were to use USB2. USB2 has a max of about 500mA, theoretically. USB3 has a max of 900mA. When using a wall charger, it'll be the same as USB2, since the adapters output (most commonly 2A) remains the same. That also goes without saying: Using the wall charger will always be faster than using a computer, since the output is considerably higher.
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im guessing the wall charger that comes with the s5 is only a 2A output ?

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im guessing the wall charger that comes with the s5 is only a 2A output ?
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I'm not sure, since I don't have my S5 yet (getting delivered tomorrow) but yeah I'm assuming it'll be 2A as well.

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im guessing the wall charger that comes with the s5 is only a 2A output ?
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I asked somewhere else and a user told me it's been upgraded to 2.5A.
The M8 meanwhile, is still 2A. heheh

CZ Eddie said:
I asked somewhere else and a user told me it's been upgraded to 2.5A.
The M8 meanwhile, is still 2A. heheh
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Oh nice, that's definitely good to hear. :good:

ex-28 said:
just wondering if the s5 comes with a usb 3.0 cable ? , seen a few unboxings and they all look like a standard micro usb cable
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It's USB on one end and a really odd looking connection to the bottom of the phone. Don't know what it's called.

JacenSolo2001 said:
It's USB on one end and a really odd looking connection to the bottom of the phone. Don't know what it's called.
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Thats the standard USB 3.0 Micro connector. Its basically the standard USB micro connector we are all used to with an additional set of pins on the side. The nice thing is the ports are backwards compatible but with slower speeds.

If it's been upgraded to 2.5A then that explains the super fast charging speed.

Just got my S5
And nah, the wall adapter is still 2A...at least the one that came with mine is:
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I think the fast charging is because of "Quick Charge 2.0" from Qualcomm's 801 chip.

My wife got her shimmery white phone yesterday that came with a white cord and charger and I was hoping my black on would come with a black cord and charger, no such luck, looks like they are all white.

Can I use old micro USB charger/cable from S3 to charge S5?

yoonus said:
Can I use old micro USB charger/cable from S3 to charge S5?
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Yup, you sure can. The USB3 port is backward-compatible so any of the old USB2 microUSB cables will work just fine.

the 2.0 cables seem to charge extraordinarily slow for me. The 3.0 cable from the same 2A source seems real fast.
Not sure if it is just the first impressions or an indicator that you should probably plan to use the 3.0 cables from now on...

[Review] Tronsmart USB C - USB A 6ft cable & USB C - Micro USB adapter

For almost two weeks now I have been testing out a USB C - USB A 6 foot cable and USB C - Micro USB adapter from Tronsmart. They sent me these products in return for an honest review.
To get links out of the way, here they are.
The cable:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018S348RG
The adapter:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B018S827GU
First off, we're going to test and see if the products are compliant to the USB C standard and include the 56k resistor that it is advertised to have.
For the Nexus 5X from an adb shell we run the command "cat /sys/bus/i2c/drivers/fusb301/*/fclientcur".
These are the results we are looking for.
0 - standard USB charging (good)
1500 - 1.5 amp type C charging (good)
3000 - 3 amp type C charging (bad)
I am testing these with my laptop and not from a terminal on the phone itself, so we will be looking for an output of 0.
Adapter:
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Cord:
OnePlus cable (not using the correct resistor):
Testing is good! These cables and adapters do adhere to the USB C standard, so you can use them without worry.
I won't include images of the cables, because they're just long cables. I will show, however, the size and fit of the adapter.
As you can see, it is just a little bit bigger than the end of most micro-USB cables. The male micro end does not plug all the way into the adapter, but I am sure it was designed that way in order to keep the overall footprint of the adapter as small as possible (and in my opinion was the way to go here). Most of you I imagine wouldn't care but some of you might not like the aesthetics of it.
Both the cables and adapters (which both come in packs of two by the way) are built very well. They all feel like they will last a long time as long as you don't abuse them. The actual feel of the cables themselves are identical to the cable that is bundled with the phone, but without the soft touch finish. The cables come as either 3.3 or 6 feet in length. I decided to pick the 6 footer as it is perfect to use if you charge your phone right next to you in bed like I do. They all charge quickly and and properly at whatever current your charger is rated to put out.
Overall, I would give the cords a solid 10/10 and the adapters a 9/10. I would recommend them to everybody, especially at their price. Buy!

Do you own a OTG cable with a microUSB end you could try with the adapter? The TECHmatte adapter I have doesn't work.
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PiousInquisitor said:
Do you own a OTG cable with a microUSB end you could try with the adapter? The TECHmatte adapter I have doesn't work.
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Yes, that is what I tested it with. It's just a tiny footlong cable that came with an Anker battery pack.

dpwhitty11 said:
Yes, that is what I tested it with. It's just a tiny footlong cable that came with an Anker battery pack.
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I guess you didn't understand what I asked. This is an OTG cable:
You can plug peripherals and other USB devices into it. Thumb drives for example.
The TECHmatte adapter works fine for charging and data transfer when used with a normal USB cable.
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PiousInquisitor said:
I guess you didn't understand what I asked. This is an OTG cable:
You can plug peripherals and other USB devices into it. Thumb drives for example.
The TECHmatte adapter works fine for charging and data transfer when used with a normal USB cable.
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Oh. I feel dumb now, I know what those are... Just didn't read and process in my head the right way :silly:
I used to have one, but it broke on me a while back.

dpwhitty11 said:
Oh. I feel dumb now, I know what those are... Just didn't read and process in my head the right way :silly:
I used to have one, but it broke on me a while back.
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Bummer.
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Bummer.
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I have similar adapter and tried using otg with micro usb cable. Sadly it didn't work. The type-c otg adapters have different pin configuration for the device to act as host AFAIK.
But I am able to use my micro usb chargers and data cables.

PiousInquisitor said:
I guess you didn't understand what I asked. This is an OTG cable:
You can plug peripherals and other USB devices into it. Thumb drives for example.
The TECHmatte adapter works fine for charging and data transfer when used with a normal USB cable.
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Do you have a link to the adapter you have? The TECHmatte?

dianestory2 said:
Do you have a link to the adapter you have? The TECHmatte?
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0151...=TECHmatte&dpPl=1&dpID=41TvPsO6cFL&ref=plSrch
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All in One USB Type C Hub

Hello guys,
I recently bought a Galaxy Tab S6 so I am wondering if there's any good all in one hub for this pretty device. I need to connect HDMI, keyboard, mouse aswell wireless controller and my headphones. Also if it's possible to charge the tab aswell. Thanks!

I've been eyeing this one, but haven't purchased it yet. Will probably do so next payday.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PPGWQ1...e=as2&sr=1-10&tag=anker_google_brandbatter-20

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I've been eyeing this one, but haven't purchased it yet. Will probably do so next payday.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PPGWQ1...e=as2&sr=1-10&tag=anker_google_brandbatter-20
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I had my eye on that, but it lists itself as being incompatible with Original Samsun adapters. I want a hub that'll let me properly charge the tablet whilst it's connected to a monitor, otherwise as soon as you plug it in, you're on borrowed time which stops it being nearly as useful.

albabarn said:
I had my eye on that, but it lists itself as being incompatible with Original Samsun adapters. I want a hub that'll let me properly charge the tablet whilst it's connected to a monitor, otherwise as soon as you plug it in, you're on borrowed time which stops it being nearly as useful.
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Yeah, the hub needs at least 12w of power, plus the 15w you'll need for fast charging the tablet, so it'd need a stronger charging adapter than the original Samsung provided one. I'm looking at Anker's 30w or 60w charging adapter to go along with it. Thinking 60w so the adapter and the hub can pull double duty for my laptop as well. That way I'm only carrying one charging method with me when I travel.
Cy

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Yeah, the hub needs at least 12w of power, plus the 15w you'll need for fast charging the tablet, so it'd need a stronger charging adapter than the original Samsung provided one. I'm looking at Anker's 30w or 60w charging adapter to go along with it. Thinking 60w so the adapter and the hub can pull double duty for my laptop as well. That way I'm only carrying one charging method with me when I travel.
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Good Idea, i've tried a 30W (Huawei) charger and although it shows that it's charging, the charge drops steadily so that clearly doesn't work. Probably just cough up for both the PD charger and the adapter so I can be relatively confident that it'll keep it charged :good:
Maybe that way I'll be able to get the wired Xbox controller to work as well., might be there wasn't enough available power to run it...

I bought this much cheaper (I know it's not Anker) Type C hub from eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-in-1-Typ...?pageci=04b0c239-e4f0-425c-ab87-419beb5be354&
It works perfectly fine, the only thing I noticed is that there is no fast charging available through it (at least with genuine Samsung charger), but it still supplies enough power so that it's not only holding level but slowly charging.

I repurposed my Hyperdrive when I changed from an iPad Pro to the Tab S6. There's a couple of small screws holding the plastic lip on it, but once I took those off, it fit great. Not completely flush with the tablet, but supports everything perfectly. Not the cheapest dock, but I already had it.
https://www.hypershop.com/products/hyperdrive-6-in-1-hub-for-ipad-pro-2018?variant=19332717412414

I bought this hub and love it as it is as slim as the Tab S6. It supports upwards to 60w fast charging with any pd charger and across my Huawei mate 20 pro, Nintendo switch and laptop.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XDDJ77N/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_B6qoEbRAE191V

I have just bought this Unisynk hub. A few USB-A ports. HDMI. LAN. Memory card reader. Feels great, good quality.
Tried here with HDMI to TV and Logitech radio keyboard with that small dongle. Works like a charm.
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Looking to purchase a Ugreen
9-in-1 HDMI and VGA Model(40873): HDMI+VGA+RJ45+SD/TF+3*USB3.0+PD
Query is will the RJ45 LAN connected through this HUB work with this Tablet
Ugreen comment HUB supports Samsung DEX Samsung devices viz Samsung Galaxy S10/S9/S8/Note9/8, it is compatible with Dex Mode through hub, phone system version requires Android 9.0 or above.
Appreciate forum help on whether this type of HUB device will work and/or suggestions of any alternatives that perform same function
Looking to purchase through Aliexpress Official Ugreen Store (cannot post link as I don’t have sufficient posts)

Hi. Anyone can help me. Is there any multi adaptor/splitter that can support data transfer to laptop and use audio same time? Or data transfer to laptop and hdmi out to monitor. I am using Huawei MatePad Pro and only got 1 type c. And I want to control tablet by laptop such as a power mirror but no audio. I can use Bluetooh headphone but got latency that can not play FPS game.

Rayzie said:
I bought this hub and love it as it is as slim as the Tab S6. It supports upwards to 60w fast charging with any pd charger and across my Huawei mate 20 pro, Nintendo switch and laptop.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XDDJ77N/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_B6qoEbRAE191V
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I got this similar anker one. Can confirm usb-c passthru, audio jack and hdmi (dex) work flawlessly
Amazon.com: Anker USB C Hub for iPad Pro, PowerExpand Direct 6-in-1 USB C Adapter, with 60W Power Delivery, [email protected] HDMI Port, 3.5mm Headphone Jack, USB 3.0 Port, SD and microSD Card Reader : Electronics
Amazon.com: Anker USB C Hub for iPad Pro, PowerExpand Direct 6-in-1 USB C Adapter, with 60W Power Delivery, [email protected] HDMI Port, 3.5mm Headphone Jack, USB 3.0 Port, SD and microSD Card Reader : Electronics
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