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LENTION CB-CE18 rose-gold seven-in-one USB-C hub

4K/60Hz display, card readers and 100W PD input with mixed-speed USB ports. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Our take

CB-CE18 combines HDMI, two card formats and PD input with one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports. Treat 100W as the input claim, not confirmed power delivered to a laptop.

Consider it for

A USB-C host user who needs HDMI, card access and a separate faster USB port alongside lower-bandwidth peripherals..

Look elsewhere if

It is not the right evidence-backed choice for three USB 3.0 data ports, known host-delivered wattage, or a buyer relying on CE18HCR or B09WGLYK12 as a verified model mapping.

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Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Manufacturer documents a distinctive one-fast/two-basic USB layout
  • HDMI ceiling and PD input are stated
  • SD/microSD and rose-gold option are listed.

What to weigh up

  • Host-delivered PD wattage and simultaneous port behavior are unknown
  • card generation/rate are not given
  • CE18HCR and historical ASIN remain unmapped.
Specifications and exact model details

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredCB-CE18
Host connectorUSB-C host
USB 3.x data portsOne USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 data ports are listed
InstallationPortable USB-C hub; installation or cable length is not specified
Hub powerUSB-C PD input is listed up to 100W; charger inclusion is unconfirmed
Host chargingPD pass-through is listed; host-delivered wattage is not specified

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 4, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

Full review: how the features affect your choice

What the features mean for you

Use the port roles rather than counting seven functions

CB-CE18 combines HDMI, power passthrough, three USB-A sockets split between one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports, and SD/microSD readers. That distribution matters more than the “seven-in-one” label. It provides a faster USB port for a storage device or other higher-throughput peripheral, while the USB 2.0 ports may suit lower-bandwidth accessories such as a mouse or keyboard. The source does not say that all ports have independent bandwidth. A buyer should compare the number of USB 3.0 ports with the devices that will actually move data and reserve the slower ports for appropriate tasks. This is a multiport adapter with an asymmetric USB layout, not three equivalent high-speed outputs.

Treat HDMI 4K/60Hz as the maker’s claim and verify the host

LENTION lists HDMI output up to 4K at 60Hz. That is a useful published target for a high-resolution external display, but it still depends on a host USB-C port capable of video output and on the monitor, cable and operating system. The source does not establish every display mode when several ports are active or give a detailed simultaneous-use table. If a buyer’s work depends on 4K/60Hz, check the exact laptop generation, graphics capability and current CB-CE18 documentation. A USB-C connector may carry different features across computers, and the HDMI rating by itself does not prove that an arbitrary USB-C device can drive the requested mode.

Keep the PD input separate from the power delivered to a laptop

The official page advertises a 100W PD input. That is the adapter’s stated input ceiling; it should not automatically be read as 100W reaching the connected laptop. The inspected page does not give a host-output figure or quantify power consumed by the hub. It also does not establish whether a charger comes in the package. Buyers should plan to supply a compatible external PD charger and confirm the output rating for the laptop they intend to charge. If display, cards and USB devices will run at the same time, ask for power-sharing details for the exact revision. The product page’s PD number is useful for comparison, but not a substitute for an output specification.

Consider the split between fast and basic USB devices

The single USB 3.0 port is the main data connection for a device where transfer speed matters. Two USB 2.0 ports expand the number of available connections but have a lower interface ceiling. This arrangement can work for a mixed desk setup if the buyer uses one faster storage/peripheral device and places low-bandwidth accessories on the two USB 2.0 sockets. The page does not state whether its USB rates are measured, or how activity on one port affects another. Check the port symbols on the actual unit and avoid connecting a speed-critical drive to a USB 2.0 socket expecting a USB 3.0 path.

Check card compatibility and the capacity limit

The CB-CE18 page lists SD and microSD readers and gives a capacity claim up to 2TB. It does not specify the supported SD generation, UHS class, transfer rate or whether two cards can be read at once. Card shape and capacity are only part of compatibility, especially for users who move large photo or video files. If the cards are central to the purchase, verify the exact standard and speed in current documentation. The 2TB statement is a ceiling claim from LENTION, not evidence of a tested card configuration in this review. The source also does not describe whether card readers and all USB ports can operate concurrently without restrictions.

Preserve the CB-CE18, CE18HCR and ASIN distinctions

The official page confirms CB-CE18 and includes rose gold in its color options, matching the broad title clue. It does not identify CE18HCR as the formal model, and it does not connect B09WGLYK12 to the official page. The historical Amazon page returned a cache miss. Therefore, the search link uses CB-CE18 and color wording but does not promise that the old ASIN is the current item. Before selecting a result, compare the exact model label, rose-gold finish, one USB 3.0/two USB 2.0 layout and HDMI/PD markings. If the live offer differs, do not apply this packet’s specifications automatically.

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Before you buy

How many USB 3.0 ports are listed?

LENTION lists one USB 3.0 data port and two USB 2.0 data ports.

What HDMI ceiling does LENTION state?

The official page lists HDMI output up to 4K at 60Hz.

Is 100W confirmed at the host output?

No. The source gives a PD input rating but no wattage delivered to the computer.

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Sources and review basis

Sources & review basis

We use the linked product documentation for the features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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