Questions about Hama USB-C hub

Hidden in the manual is (probably) up to 30Hz - https://ch.hama.com/00200117/hama-usb-c-hub-multiport-5-ports-3x-usb-a-usb-c-hdmi-#downloads But with Hama it could be less ;)

Yes, you can with the Hama USB-C Hub (USB-C, 5 ports). This hub has an HDMI output, so you can connect your Mac to a monitor via HDMI, even if your Mac doesn't have a native HDMI port.

Yes, the display can be expanded, i.e. not just duplicated.

USB and digital audio makes no noise. I have already used the Focusrite and other audio interfaces. Sometimes it takes a long time (10s) until the Macbook "accepts" the hub, you also have to click on "Allow" and so on. I think under Windows the Focusrite Config Tool didn't work properly when it was connected via the hub. Maybe it was another problem. So I'm not a fan of hubs in audio production, because if there's a problem, I have to try it without a hub anyway, so I don't use them from the start.

Never tried it with an Apple product, but it works great on Android!

I'm not an expert, but Digitec wanted my opinion, as I had also bought it. - Maybe it's because of the copatibility? (You have to look at the monitor to see what the conditions are-. -or when connecting the computer, the manager must first recognise the device and you must click on something. - or the device is defective (send it back and order a new one). Hope this helps. Good luck

That depends on your graphics card. Normally there are 2 options in the screen settings: 1. synchronise/mirror screens (same image on both screens) or 2. expand screens/additional screen (2nd screen as additional work surface). Greetings

see manufacturer's page under technical features --> connection details https://ch.hama.com/00200117/hama-usb-c-hub-multiport-5-ports-3x-usb-a-usb-c-hdmi-

The multi-port USB-C hub in question can be used on Windows 11/10/8/7 and Mac OS 10.8 and higher. We assume that use on the game console in question is not possible, as even the manufacturer of this console does not yet offer a docking station or hub. Unfortunately, we cannot offer you an alternative either. We regret that we cannot help you further.

If your computer's USB-C connection supports the video signal, yes :)

Yes, if the adapter is fed via the USB-C socket, it also feeds the notebook.