Review on 🔌 EUASOO 11 in 1 USB C Docking Station Triple Display Adapter - 2 HDMI 4K, Gigabit Ethernet, PD 3.0, 4 USB Ports - MacBook/USB C Laptop Compatible - Mirror Mode Supported by Melvin Man

EUASOO USB-C Hub makes the most of a USB-C port. This USB-C docking station includes an RJ45 port (used for Ethernet), 2 HDMI outputs, 2 USB Type A (2.0) ports, 2 USB Type A (3.0) ports, 2 SD card reader slots (Mini SD and Standard), a headphone jack, and a charge port on the USB-C hub for a USB-C charger (note: I wasn't able to test this feature). I tested the EUASOO USB-C hub with a Dell XPS15 laptop and a 32-inch HP Pavilion monitor. This docking station is great. It connects to a USB-C port. The fact that you can connect a keyboard, mouse, Ethernet port, monitor, and other USB devices allows your laptop to work like a desktop computer. As shown in the video, as soon as I plugged in the ethernet port, I was on the internet. The USB 2 ports are perfect for connecting a keyboard and mouse (2 separate dongles). USB 3 ports read and write to multiple USB 3.0 flash drives and portable hard drives. I tested SD card readers by copying pictures and videos for verification. It copied just as fast, if not faster, than the built-in card reader on my Dell laptop. The HDMI port is duplicated on my large monitor. After I connected the cable to the monitor, it took about 30 seconds. Since I'm only using 1 monitor, I couldn't try both ports at the same time. The headphone jack worked perfectly. As for charging, I haven't been able to test it. The Dell XPS 15 requires a 180W AC adapter (if not using a Thunderbolt dock) or 240W dock if using a Thunderbolt dock. Therefore, charging was not possible. Long story short, this EUASOO USB-C hub did everything my Dell Thunderdock does for 1/3 the price (except charging). I haven't noticed any difference in speed between the USB ports on my laptop, the USB ports on my Thunderdock, and the EUASOO USB-C hub. It's size and convenience make it PERFECT for laptop users to carry to and from work. USB C is indeed the way to go. I've used countless USB hubs in the past, but USB-C is preferred for its speed and convenience. I highly recommend this EUASOO USB-C hub.