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6-in-1 USB-C Hub with PD — HDMI + USB3 + SD + Type-C PD
Last updated: April 2026
Sunshine, a longstanding manufacturer, specializes in the production of USB-C hubs and multiport adapters for laptop connectivity expansion. With two dedicated manufacturing facilities situated in China and Vietnam, we offer competitive bulk pricing for the SQS-23069 — a 6-in-1 USB-C hub with 100W PD pass-through charging, HDMI 4K output, 2× USB 3.0 ports, Type-C data port, and SD/microSD card reader — a complete connectivity solution for photographers, content creators, and mobile professionals.
Key specifications of our product include:
HDMI: 4K@30Hz
USB 3.0 ports: 2× 5Gbps
Type-C data: 5Gbps
PD charging: 100W pass-through (87W to laptop)
Card reader: SD + microSD (UHS-I)
Housing: Aluminum alloy
Certifications: UL 62368-1, FCC Part 15, CE, RoHS
With over two decades of manufacturing experience and dual-factory production across China (Changzhou, est. 2001) and Vietnam (Vinh Phuc, est. 2018), Sunshine is a reliable OEM/ODM supplier of USB-C hubs to laptop accessory brands, enterprise IT distributors, and consumer electronics companies. Our China+1 sourcing strategy provides tariff optimization for US-bound shipments.
Last updated: April 2026
Specifications of SQS-23069 6-in-1 USB-C Hub with PD
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | SQS-23069 |
| Input Port | USB Type-C male (tethered 15cm) |
| HDMI Output | HDMI 1.4, 4K@30Hz |
| USB 3.0 Ports | 2× USB Type-A, 5Gbps |
| Type-C Data Port | USB 3.0, 5Gbps |
| PD Charging | USB Type-C PD 3.0 pass-through, up to 100W input / 87W to laptop |
| SD Card Reader | SD/SDHC/SDXC, UHS-I up to 104MB/s |
| microSD Card Reader | microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC, UHS-I |
| Housing | Aluminum alloy |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to +40°C |
| Certifications | UL 62368-1, FCC Part 15, CE, RoHS, REACH |
| Warranty | 2 years standard |
PD Pass-Through: Charge Your Laptop While Using the Hub
The SQS-23069’s 100W USB PD 3.0 pass-through is the feature that transforms a basic multiport adapter into a practical everyday-use docking solution. Without PD pass-through, connecting a hub to a USB-C laptop occupies the only charging port — meaning the laptop runs on battery while the hub is in use. The SQS-23069 provides a dedicated USB-C PD input port that accepts power from any standard USB-C PD charger (45W–100W) and delivers up to 87W to the laptop (accounting for ~13W internal hub overhead).
This means a user can connect the hub to their laptop, plug their existing laptop charger into the hub’s PD port, and enjoy full-speed charging + monitor + USB peripherals + SD card access from a single compact device. The 13W overhead accounts for the hub’s internal USB controller, DisplayPort converter, and card reader power — engineering data shows this is the minimum achievable overhead for a 6-port hub with active conversion ICs.
Dual Card Reader for Content Workflows
The SD + microSD dual card reader (both UHS-I, up to 104MB/s) addresses the workflow needs of photographers, videographers, and drone operators who import footage from multiple card formats. Both card slots can be accessed simultaneously — users can copy from SD to microSD (or vice versa) without moving cards between devices. For UHS-II card support (up to 312MB/s), see our higher-tier docking stations.
Engineering: How 100W PD Through a USB-C Hub Works
The SQS-23069 includes a dedicated USB PD controller IC that manages voltage negotiation between the wall charger, the hub, and the connected laptop. The PD controller performs two simultaneous negotiations: accepting 5V/9V/15V/20V from the charger, and re-advertising reduced-current PD PDOs to the laptop via the host USB-C port. The 13W overhead covers voltage conversion losses, the USB hub IC, the DisplayPort Alt Mode converter, and the SD card reader controller. This overhead is fixed regardless of actual hub usage — connecting fewer peripherals does not reduce the overhead significantly.
Safety and Signal Integrity
Every port includes over-current protection to prevent damage from faulty peripherals, and thermal protection that throttles bandwidth before any component exceeds its safe operating temperature. The aluminum alloy housing acts as a heat sink and EMI shield — dissipating heat from the internal USB controller and DisplayPort Alt Mode converter while blocking radiated emissions that would otherwise interfere with WiFi and Bluetooth on the host laptop. Certified to UL 62368-1 and tested against FCC Part 15 Class B emissions limits.
OEM Customization and Private Label
Customization options include housing color (aluminum anodization in silver, space gray, black, gold), logo application (laser engraving or pad printing), cable length (5cm–30cm tethered USB-C cable), port layout modifications, and private-label retail packaging with UPC codes and Amazon FBA-ready prep. Production across dual factories — Changzhou, China (established 2001, 600+ workers) and Vinh Phuc, Vietnam (established 2018, 1,000+ workers) with China+1 sourcing for tariff optimization on US-bound shipments. MOQ 1,000 units for stock configurations, 3,000 units for custom. Lead time 25–35 days.
Certifications and Compliance
Every Type-C Hub carries UL 62368-1 (US/Canada), FCC Part 15 Class B (EMC), CE (EU LVD + EMC Directives), RoHS, and REACH. USB-IF compliance testing verifies USB 3.0 SuperSpeed data rates and DisplayPort Alt Mode signal integrity. Complete compliance documentation provided for OEM brand importers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What wattage charger should I use with the PD pass-through?
Use a USB-C PD charger rated 45W–100W. For laptops that need 65W+, use a 65W or higher PD charger — the hub delivers charger wattage minus ~13W to the laptop.
Can I use the hub without a PD charger plugged in?
Yes — the hub is USB bus-powered for all functions except laptop charging. Without PD input, the laptop runs on its internal battery.
Does the card reader support UHS-II?
No — UHS-I only (up to 104MB/s). For UHS-II support, see our flagship SQS-23077.
What MOQ and lead time?
MOQ 1,000 stock, 3,000 custom. Lead time 25–35 days.
USB-C Hub Market & Industry Context
The global USB-C hub and docking station market is projected to reach $8.2 billion by 2028, driven by three converging trends: EU and Apple’s USB-C standardization reducing port counts on laptops, the post-pandemic shift to hybrid work creating demand for home-office docking solutions, and enterprise IT consolidation favoring single-cable desk setups. According to IDC hardware surveys, over 67% of USB-C laptop users own at least one hub or docking accessory, with the average knowledge worker purchasing 1.8 hubs per 3-year laptop refresh cycle (primary desk dock + travel-optimized secondary hub).
The 6-in-1 hub with PD pass-through targets the desk dock use case — where users want one cable to connect their laptop to monitor, peripherals, card reader, and power. Sunshine’s OEM customers report that USB-C hubs consistently rank in the top 3 highest-margin accessory SKUs in their product lineups, with retail gross margins of 45–55% typical. Our dual-factory production in China and Vietnam, combined with 22+ years of manufacturing experience, positions us as a cost-competitive supplier for brands scaling their hub product lines.
Will a 65W PD charger be enough?
For most laptops yes — 65W is sufficient for 13″–14″ ultrabooks (MacBook Air, XPS 13, ThinkPad X1 Carbon). After the ~13W hub overhead, the laptop receives ~52W, which is enough to charge during active use on these models.
Can I use the hub as a card reader even without connecting to a laptop?
No — the hub is a pass-through device. It requires a host USB-C connection to function. Card reader access requires an active laptop/tablet connection.
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