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USB-C hub recommendation for iPad Air 4

parnarules_85parnarules_85
in Other

Hi all,

I have been searching for a USB-c hub for my iPad Air 4 so I can use it with my midi keyboard and controller (USB-a both), while charging the Ipad at the same time.

I didn't want to spend more than 35 pounds, if possible.

What I thought it would be an easy decision, it is turning quite tricky tbh.

The ones I had eyed first, are reported to have a few issues such as ports not working, poor durability...Some users even described how some of these hubs destroyed the port connection or the iPad itself.

This one I have just found seems to tick all the boxes but a power delivery charger is not included:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker-PowerExpand-Delivery-Ethernet-Chromebook/dp/B07PPGWQ15

I would really appreciate any recommendations as I am at a bit of a loss on which one to buy.

Many thanks :)

Comments

  • uncledaveuncledave
    edited July 2022

    Hi. I don't believe PD chargers are generally included with these hubs. You can select your own, based on your power requirements.

    If you don't need ethernet/SD card/HDMI, you could look for one like this one, which just has regular USB ports, and PD.

    Or this one, which has a longer cable, minimizing dongle pull on the iPad port.

    Or this one, which has a detachable cable, so you can determine the length.

    All three of these have been recommended by posters on this forum. They're worth a look.

  • mistercharliemistercharlie

    Anker is usually good quality. I have bought lots of their cables and chargers, and never had a problem.

    IMO it’s worth getting something decent for this kind of thing. Whenever I have gone cheap, I’ve always ended up having to buy again.

  • parnarules_85parnarules_85

    Thanks for the recommendations and advice :) I hadn't thought about the importance of the cable length or the detachable option.

    I will definitively invest a bit more to get one of these better quality hubs.

    That uni one looks neat!

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