UGreen Revodok Pro 10-in-1 USB-C Hub — measured review
The UGreen Revodok Pro is the USB-C hub to get if you drive a single 4K monitor and want real 10Gbps data, hitting a measured 940 MB/s on its top USB-C port and passing a usable 85W to the laptop. Its 4K output is locked to 60Hz, so gamers wanting 4K@120 should look elsewhere.
Tested · sample bought · rating 4/5 · how we test
| Power passthrough (measured) | 85 W |
|---|---|
| Max display (measured) | 4K@60Hz (single) |
| Temp under load | 39 °C |
| Tested with | MacBook Air M3, MacBook Pro 14 M4, Dell XPS 13 9340, Framework Laptop 13 (Ryzen) |
Who it’s for
Get the Revodok Pro if you run a single 4K@60 monitor and want genuine 10Gbps storage speed from a hub under $80. If you need 4K@120 or dual displays, this is not your hub.
What we measured
Sustained write to a Samsung 990 Pro in a 20Gbps enclosure held 940 MB/s on the 10Gbps USB-C port — within 6% of the theoretical ceiling and the fastest in its price band that we have tested. Power passthrough measured 85W to the host from a 100W charger, enough to keep a 14-inch laptop charging under load. Under a 30-minute all-ports stress test the shell peaked at a measured 39C.
Compatibility notes
Confirmed working with a MacBook Air M3, MacBook Pro 14 M4, Dell XPS 13 9340, and Framework Laptop 13 (Ryzen). On the Framework, 2.5GbE required a driver update to reach full speed. We have not tested it with Surface devices.
Test conditions
Data throughput via CrystalDiskMark, three passes; passthrough logged at the laptop port. Retail sample. Full method: USB-C hub methodology.
Where to buy: Amazon