Hands-on: Hyperdrive Thunderbolt 4 power hub for high-speed connectivity without bulky power bricks

Hyper has long been the go-to for extending MacBook connectivity, and they’re back with a new Thunderbolt 4 power hub that keeps your desktop setup tidy while delivering high-speed Thunderbolt connectivity and keeping your devices charged.

First Thunderbolt 4 hub with integrated GaN charger

Hyper’s new Thunderbolt 4 power hub is the first of its kind to feature an integrated Gallium Nitride charger, designed to power your Keep your desktop setup clean while keeping your laptop and peripherals connected. This GaN technology can deliver up to 96 watts of power to your connected computer, plus an additional 15 watts to each of the three downstream Thunderbolt devices. The total power inside the charger's metal body is 141 watts - no external power brick required.

With a hub there's no need to worry about extra power or data cables, it's the perfect one-wire solution for your desktop setup. As a Thunderbolt 4 hub, it's very capable.

Three downstream ports can take advantage of 40Gbps connection speeds for everything from passing external storage devices to Blazingly fast file transfers to external monitors and even external GPUs via PCIe chassis, depending on your laptop.

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