Here’s the short answer: If you want to connect your laptop to a printer, an SD card or microSD card, mouse, keyboard, or legacy 1080p monitor, stick with a basic 10Gbps USB-C hub/dongle.

A set of USB A sockets connect to the computer, and a USB B socket connects ... but at least his keyboard and mouse woes are dealt with.

Who should buy the Logitech Keys To Go 2 Mobile-focused typists and road warriors will love this little sliver of a keyboard ... USB dongle, making them ideal for use with a hefty desktop PC ...

[Frank Adams] liked the keyboard ... use it over USB with the Teensy microcontroller. He got the Trackpoint working, and along the way managed to add support for a number of other laptop boards ...

Maybe you type a lot at your desk and you’d prefer having a tactile mechanical keyboard ... Just plug your laptop in with the USB-C cable to connect to all of your accessories at your desk ...