Review on 🔌 High-performance Thunderbolt 3 Dock for MacBooks (OS 10.14 and Later) and Thunderbolt 3-Enabled Windows Laptops (Lenovo, Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, MSI, Razer, and More) by Oscar Colangelo

Since I bought a MacBook Pro last year I've been struggling to find a device that would allow me to add 2 continuous monitors, have USB ports and an ethernet port and charge my computer, so everything what i need to do is hook up a thing and get started. I've tried many other things that cost around $100 like j5. Nothing worked. My latest device kept crashing my computer. I thought it was the computer and found out it was the device drivers. After upgrading to Catalina, the device didn't work and the company says it's working on drivers. This device just works. Plug it in and it works. Without downloading and installing drivers. It has everything you need for dual monitors via HDMI, plenty of USB ports and its own charging system so you don't have to use the adapter that comes with the unit. (if your device supports Thunderbolt). Yes, it's expensive, but then again, it works. Doesn't get hot like other devices. I was afraid to plug in the flash drive for fear it would damage the electronics because it was so hot. It even has audio jacks and an SD card slot. It really is a versatile shoe for all devices. Macs are fancy with third-party elements, but it works like it's made by Apple. When you wake up your computer, it takes a few seconds, sometimes 20 or more, for all monitors to receive a signal, so be patient. I wish I had bought it last year and not wasted money on other useless products.