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UGREEN 70411 Six-in-One USB-C Hub

A two-port USB-C hub with HDMI, two card slots and PD input. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Our take

UGREEN 70411 combines HDMI, two USB-A data ports, SD/microSD and PD input. Its 4K/30Hz ceiling and negotiated power make it a compact adapter rather than a high-refresh dock.

Consider it for

A USB-C user needing two USB-A devices, moderate-refresh display, SD/microSD and charger input..

Look elsewhere if

A 4K/60Hz display, Ethernet, downstream USB-C data, or guaranteed 100W laptop output.

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Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • UGREEN distributor pages identify model 70411 and its port map.
  • SD and microSD can be used together on supported systems.
  • HDMI modes and input-versus-host power caveats are stated.

What to weigh up

  • HDMI tops out at 4K/30Hz.
  • Only two USB-A data ports are listed, with no Ethernet or downstream USB-C data.
  • The old Amazon ASIN is not mapped and a charger is not listed as included.
Specifications and exact model details

The key details

Published product specifications
Model covered70411
Host connectorUSB-C host video support such as DP Alt Mode, USB4 or Thunderbolt is needed for HDMI.
USB 3.x data portsTwo USB-A 3.0 ports are listed up to 5Gbps.
InstallationSix functions include HDMI, USB data, SD/microSD and PD input.
Hub powerPD input is up to 100W; the hub may use 8W and host output is negotiated.
Host chargingHDMI modes are 4K/30Hz or 1080p/60Hz; no Ethernet or downstream USB-C data is listed.

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

Full review: how the features affect your choice

What the features mean for you

Choose it for a compact display, card and peripheral mix

UGREEN distributor listings identify model 70411 with HDMI, two USB-A 3.0 data ports, SD and TF/microSD readers, and a dedicated PD input. This combination can fit a mobile-work or photo-transfer setup that needs a display, a couple of peripherals and access to both card formats. The six-in-one name counts display, card and charging functions as well as USB data. It is not an Ethernet dock and does not list a downstream USB-C data connection.

Match the display mode to the monitor

The distributor page lists HDMI up to 3840 by 2160 at 30Hz or 1920 by 1080 at 60Hz. A 4K/60Hz requirement is outside the stated mode. The same page says the host needs video support such as DisplayPort Alt Mode or a compatible USB4 or Thunderbolt path. A USB-C-shaped plug alone does not carry an image. Confirm the computer's exact port capability and monitor mode before choosing this hub for a display setup.

Separate the hub's USB ports from its video and card functions

The layout includes two USB-A data ports listed up to 5Gbps. HDMI, SD, MicroSD and PD are separate functions, not extra USB data connections. The inspected UGREEN page does not describe a downstream USB-C data port. That makes the product useful for a modest set of ordinary peripherals, but not a high-count expansion hub. If you plan to attach storage devices, verify the supported connection speed and host limits rather than treating a 5Gbps interface claim as a measured transfer result.

Use both card readers only with a compatible host and workflow

UGREEN lists UHS-I SD and microSD/TF slots and says they may be used at the same time on supported systems. That can help when importing from two different card formats without swapping adapters. The saved listing does not guarantee a speed for every card or describe each host's file-system behavior. Confirm card formats and capacity against the current specification if this is a regular camera workflow. Do not infer a higher UHS mode or measured performance from the presence of two slots.

Keep 100W on the input side of the power path

The distributor lists a PD input up to 100W and says the hub can use up to 8W. Laptop power is negotiated and lower than the input number; the 100W figure is not a guarantee that 100W reaches the computer. The package list does not promise a charger or HDMI cable. Check the charger and cable you already own, then confirm the laptop's supported rate and the hub's current power notes before planning to keep a high-demand notebook charged.

Check model 70411 instead of relying on the historical ASIN

UGREEN's India and Pakistan distributor pages identify 70411 and describe a similar six-function layout, but the Amazon detail page for B07RW343WG returned an error. No saved source maps that historical ASIN to a current exact offer. Use the tagged 70411 model search and compare the printed code, card slots and display modes on the selected product. The description is based on distributor documentation, not customer-review summaries, a current price or a personal test.

Account for the listed accessories and host conditions

The distributor's specification says an HDMI cable and charger are not included, so check that your current kit contains the items needed for video and PD input. It also conditions HDMI on a host that supports video over USB-C. These package and compatibility details affect whether the compact adapter can be used immediately at a desk. Confirm the exact selected offer and host before purchase; do not assume that a six-function label includes a power brick or turns any USB-C port into a display output.

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Before you buy

Can the HDMI output do 4K at 60Hz?

No. The saved listing specifies 4K/30Hz or 1080p/60Hz.

Can SD and microSD cards work together?

The distributor says both may be accessed simultaneously on supported hosts.

Does the 100W input guarantee 100W to a laptop?

No. The hub may use up to 8W and host power is negotiated lower.

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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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