Rosewill 5-Port USB-C Hub with 10W Wireless Fast Charger and 4K Video Output (RBWH-20016)

I'm fairly impressed with this thing. It does indeed perform all the functions it claims. Wireless charging works with the two Apple iPhone devices I tested it with, an 11 and an XS. Charging was brisk enough to keep a nearly-dead iPhone XS going while livestreaming a two-hour concert, and the device was mostly charged by the end. I tested the HDMI hub function on a Macbook Pro and it worked flawlessly, not messing around with it at all, and it would run my monitor at maximum resolution. The USB ports all functioned as expected under Mac OS 11.1. Physically, the top surface is a hard polycarbonate. It is attractive out of the box but will likely scratch over time, I have a few scuffs in mine already after three weeks. This is cosmetic, of course. The bottom has a rubber grip surface and it does stick fairly well on my stainless desk. There is a single small orange LED, which is not terribly obtrusive or obnoxiously bright. Height is adequate to plug stuff in without lifting it off the desk surface. The grey plastic housing is fairly close the the Apple "space grey" in color. Overall it is a fairly discrete, unobtrusive package. Country of origin is Vietnam. The cable is not adequately long to position this thing anywhere besides right next to your laptop. If your laptop lives in a stand, as mine does, you will need an extension cable if you wish for this to sit flat on the desk surface. But if you keep your laptop right on a desk, and that is where you want to keep your phone, no worries. I teach and I carry a USB-C to HDMI and USB-A adapter as part of my cable kit for presenting off my Apple laptop, allowing me to connect my pathetically port-less laptop to a projector and a wireless presentation remote. While this can handle all those functions, the wireless charging adds a lot of bulk and weight, so it won't be replacing my much smaller dongle. I could see this being ideal for travel, though, providing a way to charge a phone and a convenient USB-C multimedia hub. I could also see this being an ideal accessory to live on your desk if you worked off a laptop. You could connect your monitor, keyboard and mouse to this, and just unplug one thing to grab your laptop. Overall, it's perhaps a somewhat odd combination of features, but if this seems useful to you, don't hesitate. This is fairly priced and reasonably well executed. Pro: -HDMI works (tested w/ Macbook Pro) -USB works (tested w/ Macbook Pro) -Wireless charging works (tested w/ iPhone) -Reasonably compact and attractive -Reasonably solid build Con:-Short input cable limits placement options and may require an extension for many uses -Plastic top will scratch over time if you are sliding aluminum phones across it -Kind of oddball combination of functionality, but if this is what you need, here it is