No, the D806C hub is designed with a MicroSD UHS-I slot (33 MB/s transfer speeds), which supports UHS-I cards only. While UHS-II cards are backward compatible and can be used in the slot, they will operate at UHS-I speeds.

No, the Mobile XR Hub with microSD is not compatible with iPhone 14 and earlier models. The XR Hub connects via a USB-C port, but iPhones up to the 14th generation are equipped with a Lightning port, not USB-C. Without a USB-C port on these models, the XR Hub cannot be connected directly. We also do not recommend using any non-Apple Lightning-to-USB-C adapters as they are not certified.

Yes, it can charge through port #2. Keep in mind that it will support up to 100W with a supported power adapter but may block the other ports of the MacBook Air.

While it is mainly designed for iPhones, it is generally compatible with devices that support standard Type-C interface.

The center USB-C port of the Mobile XR Hub serves a dual purpose, functioning effectively as a USB 3.2 Gen2 data transfer port while also acting as a video output port. This particular port can achieve impressive data transfer speeds of up to 10Gbps, which is essential for handling large files and ensuring quick data exchanges. In addition to its data capabilities, this port is also designed to support high-quality video output, accommodating displays that can handle resolutions up to 4K at a refresh rate of 60Hz. This means that users can enjoy crystal-clear images and smooth video playback when connecting to compatible displays.

However, it is important to note that if you wish to connect the hub to a display that lacks a USB-C port for video input, you will need to utilize an additional cable. Specifically, a USB-C-to-HDMI or a USB-C-to-DisplayPort cable will be necessary to bridge the connection between the hub and such displays. This added requirement ensures that users have the flexibility to connect to a variety of monitors and screens, regardless of the input options available on those devices.