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Philips Elite seven-in-one USB-C hub DLK9120C/27

HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports and 60W PD pass-through. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Our take

The DLK9120C/27 pairs two USB-A ports with Ethernet, HDMI, card readers and PD pass-through. It is a practical compact mix when the computer supports video over USB-C and 4K/30Hz is sufficient.

Consider it for

A USB-C computer user needing one display, wired networking, card access and two USB-A data ports who accepts 4K/30Hz..

Look elsewhere if

It is not a documented match for a 4K/60Hz display requirement, more than two USB-A data devices, or a package that must include a wall charger.

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Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • A useful mix of USB-A data, Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI and two card formats
  • published 4K/30Hz, 5Gbps USB and 1Gbps Ethernet limits
  • 60W PD pass-through is specified.

What to weigh up

  • Wall charger is not included
  • HDMI is listed only to 4K/30Hz
  • exact historical Amazon-ASIN mapping is unverified.
Specifications and exact model details

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredDLK9120C/27
Host connectorUSB-C host; video use requires a video-capable computer port
USB 3.x data portsTwo USB 3.0 data ports are listed, up to 5Gbps
InstallationSeven-in-one USB-C hub; exact cable reach is not specified
Hub powerUSB-C PD pass-through is listed up to 60W; charger is not included
Host chargingCharging is listed for devices requiring up to 60W; host output under load is unspecified

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

Start with the port mix

The DLK9120C/27 combines several desk connections through one USB-C plug: two USB 3.0 data ports, wired Gigabit Ethernet, and separate SD and microSD readers. That layout suits a laptop user who needs a wired network connection and card access alongside a keyboard, drive, or other USB-A device. It is more specialized than a basic multiport USB splitter, but it does not provide a long bank of USB ports. Check the count and shape of the sockets in Jasco's page against the gear you plan to attach. The product description names the two card formats but does not state their read speed, so do not select it on an assumed card-transfer rate.

Treat 4K as a 30Hz display ceiling

Jasco lists HDMI output up to 4K at 30Hz and says the host USB-C connection must be capable of video output. That makes the laptop's USB-C display support a prerequisite; a USB-C-shaped connector by itself does not guarantee HDMI. The listed 30Hz ceiling also matters for desktop use: this is not the same specification as 4K at 60Hz. If smoother high-refresh output is important, compare a product with an explicitly higher supported refresh rate and confirm that the computer can supply the required video mode. Jasco says the hub can mirror or add a display, but the inspected page does not establish multiple independent screens or advanced display configurations.

Budget for the power adapter separately

The hub has a USB-C Power Delivery port advertised for charging a connected device up to 60W, but Jasco says the wall charger is not included. A compatible USB-C PD charger must be connected for pass-through charging, and the host must support external-device power. The page does not state the charging power remaining under every simultaneous load or promise that each connected accessory can draw high current. Match the charger and laptop requirements before buying, and read 60W as the hub's listed charging specification rather than a measured result for every setup. Someone who only needs extra data ports may prefer a simpler hub without this charging dependency.

Use the wired network and USB ratings for planning

The Ethernet jack is rated at 1Gbps, and the two USB 3.0 ports are each described at up to 5Gbps. These are interface limits, not a guarantee of real file-copy speed or internet throughput. USB transfers share the hub's upstream connection and depend on the computer, cable, connected drive, and workload. Likewise, a Gigabit Ethernet port cannot make a slower internet plan or router faster. This specification is useful when a buyer wants a cable-based network connection and common USB storage, but the page does not give a detailed bandwidth-sharing table. For simultaneous large transfers and network traffic, ask Jasco for the exact technical guide.

Check device fit and port roles before treating it as a dock

Jasco describes compatibility with PC and Mac and calls out Windows 7 and later, while also requiring a host USB-C port capable of video and power for those functions. The page does not establish every USB-C laptop or tablet as compatible. It is a compact multiport hub rather than a promise of universal docking-station support: no second HDMI output, extra USB-C data port, or independent dual-monitor mode is documented here. The historical Amazon page was not inspectable, so the tagged search link does not prove that B09G5KSK7K is this exact Jasco model. Confirm the printed DLK9120C/27 model number and compare the listing images before applying these details to an offer.

Who should shortlist this model

Consider it if a USB-C computer needs a single HDMI screen, two USB-A data connections, wired Ethernet, both common SD card formats, and pass-through charging in one adapter. It is a poor fit if the display must run at 4K/60Hz, if more than two USB-A data devices must connect directly, or if the host lacks video-capable USB-C. Buyers should also account for the separate charger and verify that their source can provide video and power. These notes use Jasco's product description; they are not based on personal testing, customer-review analysis, or a current Amazon price or availability check.

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Before you buy

Does it have wired Ethernet?

Yes. Jasco lists Gigabit Ethernet with a rated connection up to 1Gbps.

What HDMI maximum does Jasco list?

The product page specifies HDMI up to 4K resolution at 30Hz.

Is a PD wall charger included?

No. Jasco says the wall charger is not included and must be supplied separately.

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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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