Just one USB Type-C in a laptop - three monitors to the docking station, as well as a keyboard, trackball, network and headphones. With appropriate preparation of the workplace, you can generally remove the laptop from the table - the complete Type C wire is about a meter long. However, if you connect the docking station and native charging to the laptop at the same time, then it will apparently be powered by charging, but the battery will be charged from the docking station via Type C. The reason for such a strange switching, most likely, is the weak charging of the docking station - it is equipped with a 90-watt charger, while charging my laptop is 135 watts, and if you connect only the dock to it, station, the battery will DISCHARGE under heavy loads. There are also difficulties when exiting sleep mode: the laptop does not always respond to the keyboard connected to the docking station; sometimes reacts, but opens the password entry field only on a mouse click; sometimes the docking station does not wake up the monitors connected to it - you have to re-plug the station into the laptop. You need to get used to waking up the laptop with the power button on the docking station. In the third week, some kind of throttle began to whistle with a fully charged battery. My summary: use only if there are not enough connectors on the laptop, or you need to remove the laptop from the workplace, otherwise it’s better not to spend on him money. Given the lack of power, it may be wiser to buy a good port replicator that will still be cheaper than this docking station.전체 리뷰보기