Reddit reviews CalDigit USB-C Docking Station: New Firmware 2/9, Supports MacBook, 2016 MacBook Pro, HDMI, DisplayPort, Lan, Audio, Mic, Thunderbolt 3 Compatible, 0.5m Cable
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Apple charging cable only supports USB 2.0 data and charging and is not compatible with the USB-C Dock. Please use included CalDigit cable. New firmware as of 2/09/2017 - Resolved compatibility issues with 2016 Macbook Pro 15"The USB-C Dock charges laptops while transferring data and video simultaneously. Supports Apple SuperDrive. Compatible with USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 laptops such as Chromebook Pixel 2015, Dell XPS 2016Mac: 4K UHD 4096x2160 @ 30Hz, 2K QHD 2560x1600 @ 30Hz & 60Hz Dual Mirrored (Note: Mac OS does not currently support dual extended through one USB-C port) Dual extended supported on Thunderbolt 3 PCsLAPTOP CHARGING: USB-C (USB 3.1 Type-C) Charge up to 60W while transferring video and data. STANDALONE FRONT USB CHARGING: USB 3.1 Type-A @ 2.1 Amp (10.5W) Charge 133% faster than standard USB portsAluminum Fanless Air Cooled Chassis silently dissipates heat. PORTS: 5 x USB ports (3.1 Type-A x 3, USB-C (3.1 Type-C) x 2, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, GbE Ethernet LAN, Front 3.5mm Audio-Out/Mic-In.
Based on what you're describing, what you're looking for is probably less of a hub and more of a USB-C/Thunderbolt dock.
 
I have this CalDigit USB-C Dock which I use with my Blade 14". The build quality is very nice and sturdy and it tends to work fairly well. Though your mileage may vary.
It doesn't charge the blade 14" though b/c you can't push 165W of power through USB-C, but it should be able to charge the stealth just fine. There are also other USB-C/Thunderbolt docks such as Dell's WD15 Dock and Pluggable's USB-C Dock. Though most USB-C/Thunderbolt docks tend to have a mixed bag of reviews, so make sure to do your research before selecting one.
 
Though as for the "Affordable" part, that depends on what you consider affordable. Most of the docks tend to cost around $150
A hub, which is normally unpowered (No external supply besides the usb connection), would probably have similar ports and be cheaper, but likely would not charge the computer
macbook or macbook pro? Thunderbolt 3 or just USBC?
it should work even on a 2016 macbook (non-pro) but depends on dock and cables
must have HDMI 2.0 Display
must have certified USBC to HDMI 2.0 cable
this is why displayport is better, any DP inputs on that monitor?
this explains it
and also from apple
why not go direct from HDMI on dock? is this ur dock?