Interesting device

Satechi has taken a multi-port device and added enough space to it to enclose an SSD.

See https://satechi.net …-hybrid-multiport-adapter

It has no built in storage, "Supports SATA M.2 SSD only (not included), does not support Nvme"

and in doing searches on the web, the products that I find are all stated as Apple-compatible products and do not mention Windows environment.

Wilt wrote in post #19297971
It has no built in storage, "Supports SATA M.2 SSD only (not included), does not support Nvme"
and in doing searches on the web, the products that I find are all stated as Apple-compatible products and do not mention Windows environment.

Wilt, I did not say it has built in storage; I said “added enough space for it to enclose an SSD.” The device costs $90, to think that would include any drive except something very small, would be foolish.

In spite of it listing dominantly Mac devices, I have found that similar type devices work fine in a Windows environment. I do see Microsoft Surface Laptop 3/Surface Pro 7/Go listed, all of which use Windows 10. Specifically Satechi states “The Type-c hub is compatible with PC, however, most PCs will not have the required type of USB-C port. It needs to utilize DisplayPort over USB-C with Alternative Mode.” You would have to check the PC specs to be sure it would work.

I know you made no claims. Just pointing out one detail that might be assumed by some readers.