UGREEN Uno 7-in-1 USB-C Hub with Smart Display (75179)
Overview
A clear view of the product before you connect it
What it does well.
Key features
Product highlights
Smart display Uno emoji-style display provides a visible operating-state cue.
4K60 Maximum HDMI mode on a fully compatible video chain.
3 data ports One USB-C plus two USB-A ports at up to 5Gbps theoretical.
SD + microSD Separate card slots for compatible camera and mobile media.
The current seven-port card-reader configuration
At a glance
1 × HDMI. Connect one display up to 4K at 60Hz when the host USB-C port outputs compatible video.
1 × USB-C data. Connect a compatible USB-C drive or peripheral at up to 5Gbps theoretical; this is not a second display output.
2 × USB-A data. Connect familiar storage, keyboards, mice, receivers and accessories at up to 5Gbps theoretical.
1 × SD reader. Access compatible full-size SD media used by cameras and other equipment.
1 × TF/microSD reader. Access compatible microSD media from cameras, drones, dash cameras and mobile devices.
1 × USB-C PD input. Connect a suitable charger up to 100W for negotiated pass-through host charging.
Use a 4K 60Hz screen when the complete path supports it
ONE SMOOTH HDMI DISPLAY
Mirror a compatible laptop, tablet or phone to a television or projector, or extend a supported computer desktop to one monitor. The 4K60 maximum is useful for detailed work and smoother motion when the source, cable and display expose that mode.
USB-C video is a host requirement. A charging-only or data-only USB-C port cannot produce HDMI, and some mobile devices or applications restrict external display behaviour.
- One HDMI output
- Up to 4K at 60Hz
- Mirror or extend where supported
- Compatible HDMI audio
- DisplayPort Alt Mode or equivalent required
Connect USB-C storage beside two USB-A accessories
MODERN + FAMILIAR DATA
One USB-C and two USB-A ports let newer storage coexist with familiar keyboards, mice, receivers and flash drives. Compatible equipment can negotiate up to 5Gbps theoretical through the hub.
All devices share the upstream host connection and available power. Actual speed depends on the host controller, drive, cable, file workload and how many devices are active at the same time.
- One USB-C data port
- Two USB-A data ports
- Up to 5Gbps theoretical
- Shared host bandwidth
- No second video output through USB-C
Read cards, charge the host and see the operating state
UNO PERSONALITY, PRACTICAL WORKFLOW
Separate SD and microSD slots support creator and everyday file-transfer workflows. Connect a compatible charger to the dedicated PD input when the host needs power or several peripherals are active.
The Uno smart display gives the hub a friendly visual indication of its operating state. It should not be treated as a calibrated instrument, fault-code reader or replacement for the host's charging and storage information.
- SD and TF/microSD access
- Up to 100W PD input
- Actual host charging is lower
- Smart emoji display
- Compact plug-and-play design
Use scenarios
Real-world workflows
One expressive hub for work, study and creative files
Everyday desk. Connect one monitor, USB-C storage, keyboard, mouse and charger from a compatible laptop port.
Classroom or meeting. Use HDMI for a projector or room display while keeping USB ports available for a clicker, receiver or flash drive.
Photo and video transfer. Read SD and microSD media from cameras, drones or dash cameras and copy files to compatible USB storage.
Portable setup. Carry one compact Uno adapter instead of separate HDMI, USB, card-reader and charging dongles.
Compatible devices and systems
Compatibility
Broad device families, with exact port checks required
MacBook and iPad. Compatible MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro and iPad Air models can use supported display, data and charging functions.
Windows and Surface. Compatible Windows laptops and Surface systems can use functions available from the selected USB-C port.
Chromebook and USB-C tablets. Supported ChromeOS and tablet devices can use peripherals, cards and displays according to their operating-system capabilities.
Selected smartphones. Some USB-C phones provide OTG, external display and charging functions; many models expose only a subset.
Check before buying
Important limitations
Check these points before ordering or connecting:
- This 75179 configuration has one USB-C data port and two USB-A data ports; use the labels to distinguish the data and PD-only USB-C connections.
- HDMI requires DisplayPort Alt Mode, USB4 display output or compatible Thunderbolt video from the host.
- 4K60 depends on the host GPU, operating system, USB-C video path, HDMI cable and display.
- The USB-C data port is not a second display output and is not the dedicated PD charging input.
- The 100W figure is maximum PD input; the hub reserves power and the host receives less.
- A charger, rated USB-C charging cable and HDMI cable are required and are not confirmed as included.
- Transfer rates are theoretical and shared across active USB devices and card readers.
- The smart display indicates operating state but is not specified as a precision charging meter.
What it can—and cannot—do
Function boundaries
- Adds one HDMI display output up to 4K60 to a compatible USB-C video host.
- Adds one USB-C and two USB-A data ports up to 5Gbps theoretical.
- Reads compatible SD and microSD cards.
- Accepts up to 100W PD input for negotiated host charging.
- Provides a smart Uno display for a visual operating-state indication.
- Combines seven practical connections in a compact portable hub.
- It does not make every USB-C port capable of HDMI video.
- It does not provide two external display outputs.
- It does not turn the USB-C data port into a monitor output or high-wattage PD input.
- It does not guarantee the host receives 100W.
- It does not include Ethernet, VGA, DisplayPort or a dedicated audio socket.
- It does not give each active data device an independent 5Gbps upstream link.
- It does not provide laboratory-grade charging measurements on the smart display.
Setup and usability guidance
Guided connection
Use the marked ports for their intended jobs
- Confirm the host USB-C port supports data and, if HDMI is needed, compatible external video output.
- Connect the hub's integrated USB-C host lead directly to the device.
- Connect a suitable charger to the specifically marked USB-C PD input when charging or extra peripheral power is required.
- Connect HDMI, choose the display input and set mirror or extend mode in the host system.
- Connect USB-C and USB-A peripherals to the data ports, one at a time for the first setup.
- Insert SD or microSD cards in the correct orientation and wait for the operating system to mount them.
- Safely eject all storage and cards before disconnecting the hub.
Do and avoid
Good practice
- Check the labels before connecting a USB-C charger or data device.
- Use an HDMI cable appropriate for 4K60 when that mode is required.
- Use a compliant PD charger and rated charging cable.
- Keep the hub uncovered during display, transfer and charging use.
- Use safe-eject for drives and memory cards.
- Test devices separately if the full setup becomes unstable.
- Do not connect a drive to the PD-only charging input.
- Do not expect the USB-C data port to connect a second monitor.
- Do not force a memory card into the wrong slot or orientation.
- Do not remove storage during a write operation.
- Do not cover the hub with fabric or operate it with wet or damaged connectors.
- Do not rely on the emoji display as a calibrated power diagnostic.
Warnings and limitations
Safe operation
Safety note 1. Mild warmth is normal during 4K output, simultaneous transfers and PD charging. Stop use if heat, smell or physical damage becomes abnormal.
Safety note 2. The 75179 port layout is one USB-C data port plus two USB-A data ports. Connect storage only to those data-labelled connections.
Safety note 3. Power-hungry drives can reset if the available host and PD power is insufficient. Reduce devices or use suitable external power.
Safety note 4. A blank HDMI screen usually means the host port lacks video, the wrong input is selected or the cable and display cannot support the chosen mode.
Safety note 5. File corruption can occur if the hub or card is removed while data is being written.
Research and source note
Exact-model verification
The current Uno 75179 title, product view and port map support one USB-C data port plus two USB-A data ports in the seven-port configuration. Older URL wording and two artworks with incompatible port-count or absolute-safety messages are not used.
- UGREEN India exact SKU 75179 reference
- UGREEN exact-model regional reference 2
At a glance.
- Brand
- UGREEN
- Series
- Uno
- SKU
- 75179
- Product type
- 7-in-1 USB-C multiport hub with smart display
- Host connection
- Integrated USB-C male lead
- HDMI
- 1 × HDMI; up to 3840 × 2160 at 60Hz
- USB-C data
- 1 × USB-C; up to 5Gbps theoretical
- USB-A data
- 2 × USB-A; up to 5Gbps theoretical
- Card readers
- 1 × SD and 1 × TF/microSD
- USB-C PD
- Dedicated input up to 100W
- Host charging
- Lower than input and negotiated by host, charger and cable
- Display
- Uno smart emoji operating-state display
- External displays
- One through HDMI
- Video requirement
- DisplayPort Alt Mode, USB4 display output or compatible Thunderbolt video
- Ethernet
- Not included
- Installation
- Plug and play on compatible systems
- In the box
- 1 × UGREEN Uno 75179 7-in-1 USB-C hub with integrated host cable and smart display
Verified specifications
In the box
A USB-C PD charger, charging cable and HDMI cable are not verified as standard package contents. Documentation may vary with the applicable retail package.
Questions buyers ask.
Which seven ports are included?
One HDMI, one USB-C data port, two USB-A data ports, one SD slot, one microSD/TF slot and one USB-C PD input.
How many USB-A and USB-C data ports are included?
The 75179 configuration provides two USB-A data ports and one USB-C data port. A separate USB-C connection is reserved for PD input.
Does HDMI support 4K at 60Hz?
Yes, up to 4K60 when the host, USB-C video path, operating system, HDMI cable and display all support it.
Can the USB-C data port connect a second monitor?
No. It is a USB data port. The hub provides one external display through HDMI.
Will every USB-C laptop support HDMI?
No. The connected port must provide DisplayPort Alt Mode, USB4 display output or compatible Thunderbolt video.
Will the laptop receive the full 100W?
No. 100W is maximum PD input. The hub consumes power and the host receives only the amount negotiated by the charger, cable and device.
Can the SD and microSD slots work together?
They can be accessed on compatible systems, although their activity shares the hub's upstream bandwidth with other devices.
What does the smart display show?
It provides a friendly Uno operating-state indication. It is not specified as a calibrated wattmeter or complete diagnostic tool.
Does the hub work without a charger?
Basic functions can draw power from many hosts. Connect suitable PD power for host charging or when multiple and power-hungry peripherals are used.
Does it include Ethernet?
No. UGREEN Uno 75179 does not provide an RJ45 network port.
Are a charger and HDMI cable included?
They are not verified as standard package contents and should be planned separately.