Review on Dell 452 BCYT: Ultimate Universal Adjustable Response IPS Monitor by Tommy Reeves

I've been using the D6000 for a year now with an HP laptop, two Dell monitors, a Logitech Unifying receiver and a 1.0Gbps RJ45 cable. The network is stable, there are no problems. As for the delays, the station itself works fine. but I noticed the following disadvantage: Dell D6000 It does not tolerate things like connecting a CF card reader with RAW files on it. Once I did that, the functionality of the wireless keyboard connected to the station's USB2.0 port was gone. It was impossible to work with lag when typing. Also, I noticed a slight lag when moving a page (some program or browser windows) from the laptop screen to the monitor, but it wasn't significant. MAC: I tested this station with a Mac Pro laptop. The Display Link driver is required and you also need to ensure that the driver is loaded at startup. It needed some web reading support, but it worked in the end. The firmware was recently the latest A03 firmware hoping that it would solve the problem with the keyboard reading the CF card, but it doesn't. The bottom line is that this is a very handy and easy-to-use DisplayLink dock, but it has its limitations.