The USB-C Snap Hub is the first dual-connector hub built specifically for the MacBook Neo. The Neo’s two USB-C ports aren’t identical — and every other dual-pin hub was designed as if they were, which is why reviewers tell Neo owners to avoid them. The Snap Hub is engineered around the Neo’s architecture, routing HDMI, data, card readers, and charging through the high-performance USB 3 port while the second connector keeps it seated flush and stable. The result is a flush, six-port hub that finally gives Neo owners the clean, built-in setup they’ve wanted.
Tech Specs
Dimensions & Weight
Length: 3.95 in/ 10.03 cm
Width (Connected): 1.15 in/ 2.92 cm
Width (Not Connected): 1.43 in/ 3.63 cm
Height: 0.39 in/ 0.99 cm
Weight: 1.13 oz/ 32.03 g
SKU (Color)/ UPC
ST-HUSNS (Silver)/ 810086364169
ST-HUSNB (Indigo)/ 810086364176
ST-HUSNY (Citrus)/ 810086364183
ST-HUSNP (Blush)/ 810086364190
Device Specifications
Dual USB-C Host Connectors: USB 3.2 Gen 1, Up to 5Gbps
USB-C PD Port: 100W Max Input, Up to 45W Charging to Host (No video output)
USB-C Data Port: USB 3.2 Gen 1, Up to 5Gbps (No video output)
USB-A Data Port: USB 3.2 Gen 1, Up to 5Gbps (No video output)
SD Card Reader: UHS-I, Up to 104 MB/s
Micro SD Card Reader: UHS-I, Up to 104 MB/s
HDMI Port: Up to 4K Resolution, 60Hz Refresh Rate
Compatibility
MacBook Neo
- MacBook Neo (13-inch, 2026)*
*Must connect to top USB-C port on MacBook Neo
MacBook Pro
- MacBook Pro M5 Max (14", 2026)
- MacBook Pro M5 Pro (14", 2026)
- MacBook Pro M5 (14-inch, 2025)
- MacBook Pro M4 Pro/M4 Max (14” & 16”, 2024)
- MacBook Pro M4 (14-inch, 2024)
- MacBook Pro M3 Pro/M4 Max (14” & 16”, 2023)
- MacBook Pro M3 (14-inch, 2023)
- MacBook Pro M2 (13-inch, 2022)
- MacBook Pro M1 Pro/ M1 Max (14” & 16”, 2021)
- MacBook Pro M1 (13-inch, 2020)
MacBook Air
- MacBook Air M4 (13” & 15”, 2025)
- MacBook Air M3 (13” & 15”, 2024)
- MacBook Air M2 (15-inch, 2023)
- MacBook Air M2 (13-inch, 2022)
- MacBook Air M1 (13-inch, 2020)
*Limited to 45W pass-through charging.
Important Info
What's In The Box
- USB-C Snap Hub
- User Manual
Quick Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
California Residents
Will attaching the Snap Hub to both USB-C ports on my MacBook Neo damage the ports?
No. The dual USB-C connector is designed for standard port tolerances. Press it straight in -- avoid lateral force. Remove by gripping the hub body, not the laptop chassis.
Can I still charge my MacBook Neo with the Snap Hub occupying both USB-C ports?
Yes. Plug your charger into the Snap Hub USB-C PD port (up to 45W) and it powers your MacBook Neo while all other ports stay active. No separate cable to the laptop needed.
Will the Snap Hub HDMI port work with an external display on the MacBook Neo?
Yes -- up to 4K/60Hz, matching the MacBook Neo display limit. Connect any HDMI monitor and it is recognized immediately. Run alongside the built-in screen for a dual-display setup.
Does the Snap Hub add SD card support to the MacBook Neo?
Yes. Full-size SD: insert pins up, label down.
microSD: insert pins down, label up.
Orientations oppose each other on this device -- check the labeled diagram on the hub before inserting any card.
Does using both USB-C ports for the Snap Hub affect the MacBook Neo performance?
The primary connector uses USB 3 (10Gb/s) for data and video; the secondary uses USB 2 for power. HDMI and PD charging are unaffected. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and audio stay fully operational.
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