Satechi generally produces high-quality products, so it is logical for this to be one of the very good ones. Its small size and the cable inside its body make it one of the most ideal and complete docking stations for transportation. Compared to others, it does not heat up much, only when the device is charging and at reasonable temperatures. The convenient thing is that it also has VGA, for those of us who have very old monitors, it also has Ethernet in case you have gigabit Ethernet, and the best part is that it also has an extra Type-C port, which makes it unique in its category. I have tested it with a 65W charger, no problem. I highly recommend it as a good purchase.

Tool and more!
> Supports 4K HDMI@60fps
> 2 usb-c (1 for data + 1 for charging)
> VGA
> It is lighter than it appears
> It does not generate high temperatures
> In the official specs, you will see that its usb-A ports do not support charging, despite that
when I connected my phone, it seemed to be charging it (probably with 5 watts). However, I am still unsure of this capability, as I did not observe how much the battery charged (I quickly transferred files and disconnected it).
> It has 2 detachable cables, one short and one long (killer feature!). This means that you can also use it as a dock for your PC.
> The only negative thing I found is that the long cable is not flexible. However, you can use a braided one that is available on the market.
I was looking for the perfect combination so that I could connect even to old monitors with my laptop without sacrificing access to more modern ports. You won't find another hub that has VGA + USB C + support for 4K HDMI at 60fps + detachable cables at such a price and with the reliability of Satechi.
The next step from this is hubs with thunderbolt support, but their price is much higher.