StarTech.com USB C Multiport Adapter - USB-C to HDMI or Mini DisplayPort 4K 60Hz, 100W Power Delivery Pass-Through, 4-Port 10Gbps USB Hub - USB Type-C Mini Dock - w/ 12" Attached Cable (DKT31CMDPHPD)

While I does show the display, its biggest issue is that it does not charge 100w as when I was having a Zoom call it didn't charge the laptop fast enough so I actually used more battery that it could charge! It was connected through the normal USB C charger that came with my MacBook which should give plenty of power as the monitor is not fed through this.

After much searching, finally found an adapter that works and that does not have horrible reviews.I did not have to download any drivers and I am currently using my M2 Max MacBook Pro without issue.I can’t speak about durability, but the adapter feels sturdy and not cheaply made.

Helps pair the Apple Cinema Display to new MacBook and steam deck with enough power to charge. Sweet

It's the best USBC hub on the market in 2023. 10gbit (USB 3.2) and Displayport connector are both exceedingly rare, almost unique.The Displayport connector supports exactly 4k at 60Hz and not any higher display bandwidth than that.The hub actively drives the Power Delivery negotiation with the host. It has a fixed calculation of energy allocation for the USB peripherals connected to the hub. The PD negotiation gives the total power minus that allocation to the host.

I have a Macbook Pro 2021 and Dell U3011 monitor - the monitor requires a displayport or DVI connection for max resolution, cannot use HDMI. This adapter is perfect - provides the MiniDisplayport I need, all 3 USB-A ports are high speed 10G (not a mix of crap 2.0/3.0), and it's built for durability, assembled with precision. This was the only hub I was able to find with a miniDisplayport, and not full of ports I don't need (sd card reader, ethernet, usb 2.0, etc). It provides just what I'm missing from my Macbook and at top quality.

The mDP port over Thunderbolt works like a charm at 4k @ 60Hz, no driver needed. However it can't charge a 65W laptop through the USB-C PD port in full speed charging mode, even if the load is well within the manufacturer specs (net 85W). Other than that, I had a minor glitch with the USB ports not working but apparently that's related to the USB-C port on the host, switching to another port on the laptop solved it.