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Quick Look: TDBT HybridHub-S

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The TDBT HybridHub-S very much looks like most other USB-C hubs out there, with its ports and metal housing. However, the ability to install an M.2 SATA SSD within its core sets it apart from the crowd.

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Hi!
Thanks for the quick look... but please correct that mistake - as the device does not have any Thunderbolt ports nor connectivity... it is only Thunderbolt 3 with USB-C compatible.
"They sent us the HybridHub-S, which offers all the usual I/O of a Thunderbolt-based hub"
"On the other is a Thunderbolt port with 100 W power delivery capability to charge your device."
It's simply USB-C with PD ^^
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yea good point will edit that to make it clearer. The company brand tdbt stands for Thunderbolt, thus the lean towards Thunderbolt.
 

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What features require thunderbolt?
Like, what'd not work if this was connected to a regular USB-C port, android device etc
 
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