Windows 10: Are some Satechi adapters incompatible with Surface Go - or are they just flawed?

I’m posting to see if anyone else has experienced this.The IssueI purchased a Satechi USB-C to HDMI adapter to connect my Surface Go to an external monitor. From day one, the laptop had trouble waking from sleep — which drove me crazy. Then, after about two months, the external monitor started flickering randomly see example screenshot below. Sometimes it was so bad I couldn’t even see what I was doing on the display - and had to pull everything out and plug it all back in.What I TriedAt first, I thought it was a Windows 11 related sleep issue.I also assumed the flickering might be due to a

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Surface Connect to USB-C Adapter for Surface Pro and Surface Laptop Surface

Source: Announcing availability of the Surface Connect to USB-C Adapter for Surface Pro and Surface Laptop Surface

 

Surface Connect to USB-C Adapter for Surface Pro and Surface Laptop

Source: Announcing availability of the Surface Connect to USB-C Adapter for Surface Pro and Surface Laptop Surface

 

Satechi Launches New Smart Travel Router & Adapter

Featuring a compact, cube design, the Smart Travel Router & Adapter features four of the most common plug configurations able to fit electrical outlets in over 150 countries including US, Canada, China, and most countries in Europe. The convenient accessory doubles as a router able to convert a direct internet connection from a hotel or conference room into a private connection for added security and mobility. It is also able to improve and extend the range of any existing Wi-Fi connection up to 100 feet.

The versatile Smart Travel Router & Adapter features an AC power port and a 2.1A USB port able to charge smartphones, tablets, laptops, cameras, handheld game consoles, and more. The small but mighty device fits easily into any suitcase, purse, backpack, or carry-on, ideal for keeping all electronics juiced anytime, anywhere.





The Smart Travel Router & Adapter has four modes for all wireless networking needs:

• Router mode: functions as a typical router, connecting to the internet and broadcasts a wireless signal, enabling users to create their own secure network.
• Repeater mode: connects to existing network and improves weak connection by amplifying and extending it.
• Access Point mode: creates a wireless connection from a wired source for maximum mobility.
• Client mode: enables an Ethernet-connected device such as a Smart TV or video game console to connect wirelessly to the internet.

Technical Specs:

• WAN/LAN Port: 10/100Mbps
• Aux Cable: IEEE 802.11n/g/b up to 150Mbps
• AC power rating: 6A max. 100-240Vac (110Vac max. 660Watt, 230Vac max. 1380Watt)
• USB port rating: 2.1A + 5Vdc (10.5W)
• Built-in 6A fuse protection
• USB type A charge port