Best USB-C Hubs in Malaysia: Anker A8346 vs UGREEN Revodok 15214 vs Uno 35998

A small USB-C hub can fix a thin laptop’s port shortage, but “6-in-1” and “7-in-1” do not tell you whether the ports match your routine. This comparison is about three exact models: the Anker 341 A8346, UGREEN Revodok CM195 15214 and UGREEN Uno CM888 35998. Their brand pages confirm distinct limits: 4K30 versus 4K60, 5Gbps versus 10Gbps data, and whether card readers are built in.

There is no stable Malaysia street price to quote across sellers: marketplace vouchers, imported stock, bundles and warranty terms change the payable total. Treat the price cell as a live-check prompt, not a promise. Pay more only when a feature below replaces an adapter you already carry or removes a real bottleneck.

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Read the speed labels carefully: 5Gbps and 10Gbps are USB link ratings, not guaranteed file-copy speeds. A 10Gbps hub needs a compatible host port, drive and cable to offer that advantage. Connected USB devices share the hub’s available data bandwidth ^[1], so four 10Gbps ports do not add up to 40Gbps. Card readers have their own speed limits.

Quick decision

For SD and microSD cards: compare the Anker 341 A8346 with the UGREEN Revodok CM195 15214. Both have the same two card sizes, three 5Gbps data ports and a 4K30 HDMI ceiling; TF means microSD. The Revodok has the higher stated laptop-charging ceiling, 95W versus 85W, but that only helps when your laptop and charger can use it. For a compatible 4K60 monitor or 10Gbps storage: choose the UGREEN Uno CM888 35998 if you can do without built-in card readers. With equivalent local warranty terms, compare the final delivered prices before paying extra.

1. Anker 341 USB-C Hub (7-in-1), A8346

The A8346 is the tidy pick when memory cards are part of your day. Its seven connections are HDMI, two USB-A data ports, one USB-C data port, a USB-C Power Delivery input, SD and microSD. Anker rates the three data ports at up to 5Gbps; HDMI reaches 4K@30Hz, and both card slots use UHS-I. The 100W figure is input capacity, not laptop output: Anker reserves 15W for the hub, leaving up to 85W for the computer when paired with a suitable 100W charger and cable.

Specification check: Anker A8346 support: 4K30 and UHS-I ^[2]; Anker A8346 product details: 100W input and 85W laptop output ^[3].

Pros

• Full-size SD and microSD slots avoid carrying a separate reader.
• Three 5Gbps data ports leave room for a mouse, storage and another accessory.
• The 85W pass-through ceiling is stated plainly by the manufacturer.

Cons

• HDMI is the only video output; USB-C data ports do not output a display signal.
• There is no Ethernet jack, and the data ports do not charge phones.
• HDMI is limited to 4K@30Hz, so it cannot run a 4K monitor at 60Hz.

Buy it if you regularly unload both SD and microSD cards and value clear power limits. Avoid it if wired networking or 4K60 is a must. Confirm the laptop’s USB-C port supports video before expecting HDMI to work.

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2. UGREEN Revodok CM195, model 15214

The UGREEN Revodok CM195 7-in-1 USB-C Hub (model 15214) has two USB-A 3.0 ports, one USB-C data port, HDMI, USB-C PD input, and SD/TF card slots. UGREEN’s official UK page for SKU 15214 specifies 5Gbps data, HDMI 4K@30Hz, a 100W PD input and up to 95W laptop pass-through. TF is the microSD slot, so its card-format coverage overlaps with the Anker. Check the seller’s exact unit dimensions if pouch fit matters, as regional listings give inconsistent measurements.

Specification check: UGREEN’s official SKU 15214 page: 4K30, 5Gbps and up to 95W laptop charging ^[4].

Pros

• SD and TF readers cover common camera and action-camera cards.
• Three data ports plus display and charging make it a sensible one-cable desk extension.
• Up to 95W laptop pass-through offers a higher stated ceiling than the 85W of the other two hubs.

Cons

• 4K output is capped at 30Hz, which can feel less fluid for cursor movement than 60Hz.
• There is no RJ45 Ethernet port, despite “docking” terminology used on some listings.
• 95W is the stated pass-through ceiling, not a guarantee that every laptop charges at that rate.

Buy it if you need a card reader and normal office display support in one compact adapter. Avoid it if your monitor is 4K and you specifically need 60Hz, or if your work depends on wired LAN. Check the precise 15214 / CM195 code; similarly named Revodok hubs can have different port layouts.

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3. UGREEN Uno 6-in-1, CM888 / 35998

The Uno trades card slots for faster ports and a better display mode. UGREEN’s Malaysia product page lists one HDMI output at 4K@60Hz, a 100W USB-C PD input with up to 85W passed to the laptop, two USB-C 10Gbps data ports and two USB-A 10Gbps data ports. The USB-C data sockets are for data only; they do not provide video output. No SD/TF reader or Ethernet port is listed, so this is not the right “one adapter does everything” pick for photographers or wired-office networks.

Specification check: UGREEN Malaysia 35998: ports and 85W laptop output ^[5]; UGREEN 35998 host requirements: DisplayPort Alt Mode and DP 1.4 for 4K60 ^[6].

Pros

• 4K@60Hz is the clearest choice here for a compatible 4K monitor.
• Four data ports rated up to 10Gbps suit a compatible fast SSD plus peripherals; they do not each guarantee that speed simultaneously.
• The official Malaysia storefront lists this exact 35998 model; check the live price and warranty wording at checkout.

Cons

• No card slots means camera users still need another reader.
• No Ethernet socket for a stable wired connection.
• Laptop charging tops out at 85W from a suitable 100W PD charger, according to UGREEN’s Malaysia page.

Buy it if 4K60 and faster storage transfers matter more than card readers. Avoid it if your work starts with SD cards or requires RJ45. For 4K60, UGREEN specifies a host USB-C port with DisplayPort Alt Mode and DP 1.4 support. The monitor’s HDMI input and the HDMI cable must also support 4K60; a USB-C socket alone does not establish compatibility.

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What the price difference should buy

Compare the final checkout totals only after applying the same seller, delivery and warranty standard. The CM195 and Anker both cover SD/microSD, 5Gbps data and 4K30. The CM195’s higher 95W charging ceiling is useful only if your laptop needs and accepts it; otherwise price and written local warranty can decide between them. The Uno’s case for a premium is 4K60 or faster USB data that your host and accessories can actually use. If you will use none of those distinguishing features, a simpler hub is better value—do not pay for a higher “in-1” number.

Malaysia buying checks

• Confirm the exact model code printed on the hub and the listing; CM195/15214 and CM888/35998 are not interchangeable.
• For Sarawak delivery, compare the delivered checkout total and return route, not just the product headline.
• Ask whether warranty is handled by the Malaysia-authorised seller or is seller-only/import coverage; keep the invoice.
• Check whether the laptop’s USB-C port supports video and the required charging profile. A hub cannot add a capability missing from the host.
• Charger and cable may not be included. To approach the stated PD ceiling, the source manufacturer requires a suitable high-wattage charger and cable.
• Inspect voucher-adjusted pricing and package contents on the day you order; marketplace prices and bundles move.

Final verdict

For card readers and everyday ports, compare the final price and local warranty of the Anker A8346 and UGREEN Revodok CM195 15214; the Revodok adds a higher stated 95W laptop-charging ceiling. Choose the UGREEN Uno 35998 when you need 4K60 or 10Gbps data and have a compatible host, display or storage device. There is no universal winner on port count alone: match the exact host compatibility, card type, refresh rate and written Malaysia warranty, then compare the real checkout prices.

Sources and references

1. share the hub’s available data bandwidth
2. Anker A8346 support: 4K30 and UHS-I
3. Anker A8346 product details: 100W input and 85W laptop output
4. UGREEN’s official SKU 15214 page: 4K30, 5Gbps and up to 95W laptop charging
5. UGREEN Malaysia 35998: ports and 85W laptop output
6. UGREEN 35998 host requirements: DisplayPort Alt Mode and DP 1.4 for 4K60

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