USB-C hub Cudy UH500 — USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C host, 6 ports with USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A and HDMI, 5000 Mbit/s, Grey/Silver

Cudy UH500 is a compact plug-and-play USB-C dongle that expands one USB-C port to an HDMI output and four USB-A ports, plus the original USB-C host connection. It supports data transfer rates up to 5000 Mbit/s and can deliver video up to 4096×2160 resolution with refresh rates up to 120 Hz. The hub is compatible with Windows, macOS and several Ubuntu Linux versions and has a metal-and-ABS housing in grey and silver.

Advantages

The hub provides a simple plug-and-play solution to add multiple USB-A ports and an HDMI display output without drivers. It supports high-speed USB 3.2 Gen 1 transfers for peripherals and large files while offering a high-resolution HDMI output suitable for external monitors or projectors. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it easy to carry with laptops and tablets.

Suitable for

• Business users connecting external monitors and USB peripherals
• Lecturers and presenters using HDMI for projectors and displays
• Students needing extra USB ports for flash drives, mice or keyboards

Key specifications

• Host interface: USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-C
• Hub interfaces: HDMI and four USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A ports plus Type-C host pass-through
• Maximum data rate: 5000 Mbit/s (USB 3.2 Gen 1)
• Maximum video output: up to 4096×2160 resolution, up to 120 Hz refresh rate
• Power: supports USB Power Delivery (USB PD) passthrough
• Dimensions: 113.1 × 44.2 × 15.7 mm; Weight: 48 g
• Materials and colour: aluminium and ABS in grey and silver

How to use

Connect the Cudy UH500 dongle to a host device's USB-C port. Plug an HDMI cable from the hub to an external display for video output and connect USB peripherals to the Type-A ports for data or input devices. If required, connect a USB PD power source to the host port to provide power to the hub and the connected laptop or device. No driver installation is normally necessary for Windows, macOS and supported Linux distributions.

Recommendations

Use a certified USB-C cable and HDMI cable for reliable video and data transmission. When using high-resolution video at 120 Hz, ensure the host device and display both support the required bandwidth and HDMI specifications. For uninterrupted charging while using multiple peripherals, connect a compatible USB Power Delivery charger to the USB-C power input.