Review on Adapter Docking Station Monitors Compatible by Andrew Sticher
Much better than the Microsoft Surface Hub I had
I started working for a new company that gave me a Surface Pro tablet/laptop. They sent me a terrestrial hub so I could connect two monitors. It froze constantly and the keyboard and mouse kept disconnecting. Bought this hub. Plug directly into the USB-C port on the surface to power the hub. It costs about 20% Microsoft Hub. It worked plug and play, without new device drivers. Both monitors were connected and working, as was my roller mouse and keyboard. I've been using it for a week, no freeze no freeze. Works perfectly. I've even used it to hook up a switch so I can connect my keyboard and mouse to my home computer and it works fine with that as well.
- Great for a small home
- Not sure
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