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Is the exact PT-61110 verified for a current US purchase requiring two 5 Gbps USB-A ports?
The maker confirms the port mix, but the exact current US market is unverified, so this model does not qualify.
Explore this need in the finder →Can its HDMI require 4K 60 Hz?
No. The original page specifies 4K 30 Hz, and the US-market boundary remains.
Explore this need in the finder →Does 100 W PD confirm 90 W delivered to the host?
No. Net host output is not documented.
Explore this need in the finder →A six-function layout centered on one screen and networking
The PERFEKT PT-61110 combines HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB-A data sockets, a full-size SD slot and USB-C charging. The exact manufacturer's product image shows that physical arrangement, including an attached braided USB-C host cable. It is a balanced layout when one screen, wired networking and a small accessory kit matter more than a large number of USB sockets.
Keep the PT-61110 separate from PERFEKT's other similarly named hubs. The maker also lists slim, five-function and nine-function products. A nearby family name or a similar-looking body does not establish the same port mix, video ceiling or power behavior.
Choose the HDMI timing before the hub
The original product page specifies HDMI up to 4K 30 Hz. Plan one external image at a supported timing rather than assuming a 4K monitor will run at 60 Hz. The desired refresh rate is part of the requirement, not a detail to discover after buying the adapter.
The cited material describes a USB-C-enabled source but does not give a precise operating-system compatibility table or DisplayPort revision. Check the exact host's video capability before relying on HDMI. A USB-C-shaped socket used only for data does not establish a native external display route.
No individual Mac chip or supported closed-lid arrangement is added here. Likewise, a single HDMI connector does not establish two independent external screens. If either requirement matters, obtain documentation for the complete computer and hub pairing.
Two data devices, one card format and Ethernet
The two USB-A sockets are advertised up to 5 Gbps. That can suit a modest accessory pair, such as input devices or an appropriate storage device alongside another peripheral. Count the intended connectors and allow room for wide plugs before deciding that two sockets are enough.
The rate is an interface ceiling rather than a measured transfer result. Connected storage, the host and simultaneous activity all influence practical performance. The USB devices and networking also share the computer connection, so the headline figures should not be added together as a guaranteed combined workload.
The exact original image shows a full-size SD slot. This establishes that physical format without borrowing a retailer's description as the sole evidence. A microSD reader and simultaneous access to two card formats are not clearly established by the cited material, so do not rely on those functions for a camera workflow.
Gigabit Ethernet is explicitly listed by PERFEKT. Check the surrounding network, cable and any access requirements as well. A Gigabit link ceiling does not guarantee the same internet speed, and a physical RJ45 socket does not establish a particular operating system's driver behavior.
Treat the PD figure as a separate power question
PERFEKT advertises a 100 W Power Delivery connection while the other functions are in use. The product text does not specify a guaranteed net wattage delivered to the laptop or a complete charging-source package. Confirm the actual source, cable and host requirement before treating the hub as the computer's only power route.
The USB-C charging socket should not be counted as a second data output. Also check any high-demand USB accessories against a documented power budget; the cited page does not provide a detailed per-port or total peripheral allocation.
Check the exact version and market
The attached cable and end-mounted Ethernet socket need space around the computer or stand. Measure the intended route and leave slack for plug insertion. A compact body still needs room for several cables when all of its documented functions are connected.
The original maker material establishes the PT-61110 configuration, while a current exact US offer remains unverified. This model is therefore kept outside US-qualified recommendations until that market question is resolved. The original PERFEKT page supplies the specifications used here; no hands-on performance, undocumented OS support or charging output is claimed.
Key details at a glance
| USB-A downstream data ports | 2 |
|---|---|
| USB-C downstream data ports | 0 |
| HDMI outputs | 1 |
| Full-size DisplayPort outputs | 0 |
| Mini DisplayPort outputs | 0 |
| USB-C video outputs | 0 |
| Full-size SD slots | 1 |
| Advertised Ethernet link ceiling | 1Gbps |
| Maximum PD input | 100W |
| Detachable host cable | No |
| Host requirements | USB-C host; exact OS profiles and DP revision are unstated. Current exact-model US availability is unverified. |
| Screen arrangement | One HDMI output at 4K 30 Hz. No individual Mac chip or closed-lid arrangement is established. |
| Power and charging | 100 W PD is advertised with other functions operating; net host watts and charger inclusion remain unknown. |
| Data and device limits | Two USB-A ports at 5 Gbps and a full-size SD slot confirmed by the exact maker image. MicroSD and card concurrency are unconfirmed. |
| Installation | The original image shows an attached braided USB-C host cable and end-mounted RJ45 socket. Cable length is unmeasured. |
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