SmallRig 4-in-1 USB-C Hub with a Cold Shoe Mount, Type- C Multiport Hub with PD 100W / USB-C 3.1 / USB-C 2.0 with Audio Adapter x 2, for Mobile Shooting of ProRes Videos at 4K 60fps - 4598

Great little USB hub if you understand it only has 1 port capable of USB 3.1/10Gbps and that there is no video supported through that port. So you can't connect a USBC to HDMI out for example. But it does do well to enable me to plug into my iPhone and get extra ports to an external SSD to record video, an external Rode USBC mic, and keep everything powered. I would love for a newer version to include an HDMI out as well as a second 10Gbps port.

Good dongle that adds massive functionality to phone videographers. It does support apple 4k pro-res 120Hz capture with a fast enough hard drive. I was able to record that level video on an iphone 16 pro max with an SSK hard drive that can do 2000MB/s.

A must have for any content creator, photographer or videographer. I got this because I was looming for a way to transfer files from as card reader to external hard drive through an iPad while ipad is being charged. This does the trick! I have also started doing more video and built out my camera a cage so when I get a Vmount battery, this is a must.

I own a few SmallRig products and am generally please with quality. The SmallRig hub is definitely an exception.Upon opening the box, I saw that the internal circuit board and housing had become separated. Not that big of a deal, as it quickly went back together. But after trying to use it with my SmallRig cage, Samsung T7 SSD, external power supply and iPhone, it quickly became clear that this hub has problems.Build quality is lacking - very thin housing in which the end plates come apart to easily in turn exposing the circuit board.This hub could not keep up with the 4K speed of the iPhone video camera. It would either lose communication with the hard drive or cut the video recording within 9 seconds. After taking the hub out and connecting the SSD directly to the IPHONE, 4K recording was flawless. I tried again with many different high quality USB C cables and still the same results with the hubPower pass through with a external battery worked fine.I really wanted to like the hub, but the build quality and advertised speed are not there. I have another small hub from a different company that works just fine in the setup.Returning the product.My hope is SmallRig can introduce a better quality hub in the future to go with the rest of their outstanding lineup.

Took a lot of internet research to finally find this little gem. I'm using it on a BeastGrip iPhone 15 Pro set up with a Rode mic and Samsung 2TB SSD. Works perfectly. Because the Rode mic is powered, I can plug both into the Small Rig hub and the iPhone can "see" the Samsung 2TB SSD and the Rode mic. The SmallRig hub has a very clever clip / cold shoe attachment that allows you to slide it into a cold shoe or clip it to your equipment. The cable is nice and short so no extra cable to fiddle with. And, the hub has a charging port so you can charge your iPhone as needed. This is truly one of those niche products that fits the bill perfectly. Even the price was right.

I just got it and tried with my s25 ultra, i conected a dji mic and my ssd t7 from samsung, when i only plug in the mic it wont work, my phone will not recognize the mic, if i plug in the ssd and the mic, the mic will work but the ssd will disconect every 10 seconds. So, am not sure if i am missing something here but am gonna return it.

The usb c hub works amazing with the MagSafe cage basic kit I bought and this hub. The only issue was when I tried to connect my hd camera monitor via HDMI-USBc; turns out usb-c 2.0 isn't compatible with video output and I got to thinking what else would you use that port for?I have my power, storage, and sound going through just fine but not my reference monitor. I feel it could be an oversight on SmallRigs side because every thing else works except video on via the usb-c hub. They could add an HDMI port. I love all the other products however it's always the small annoyances that people remember that could've been easily solved.UPDATE: SmallRig have reached out and said they let product design know and would consider releasing a new model with a HDMI port in the future!

I initially received one of these with the "SmallRig x Brandon Li All-in-One Mobile Video Kit" that I bought. That kit has a fatal flaw (check out the reviews) so I returned it, but the one part of the kit that really works well is this USB-C hub—so I purchased another one separately. It allows external SSDs to work with iPhones when they draw too much power for the iPhone to supply (which is not an issue with the Crucial SSD that I'm using, but is with many others). I had long been looking for a portable hub to solve this problem, and this Smallrig is the only one I've found that actually works. Plus, it's very... small.