Adapter Docking Station Monitors Compatible Review

I like this size. Very functional for a Windows 10 Pro tablet that only has one USB-C port and one USB 3.0 port. This helps make the tablet more useful for the desktop. The tablet saw it immediately after connecting. Haven't tried the HDMI outputs yet but look forward to trying. I will update if necessary after trying. I highly recommend it. Best price performance ratio.

I was able to get everything working properly except the dual HDMI out. I can get one or the other working, but never both at the same time. I have an HP laptop with alternate DP mode and 4 monitor support, so I'm not sure why it's not working. To be fair to this manufacturer, my model was not specifically included in the list of compatible products. As others have pointed out, the device gets quite warm.

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

First impression: This little device (about the size of a deck of cards) is great. I use all ports (2 USB 2.0 for keyboard and wireless mouse, 1 USB 3.0 for phone charging, USB-C upstream to power my laptop and 2 HDMI ports for dual extended display on Windows 10). Everything seems to work and flow properly when the USB-C connection goes from the hub to my HP Zbook laptop. This device matches my experience with a $150 USB docking station that is five times the size and price. and use of the…

When the dock arrived it felt very solid; It is mainly made of aluminum and plastic. I was very happy to use it now, I only had to connect 1 cable to connect my laptop to my office instead of 4 different cables like I had in the past. Everything was fine for the first half hour until I noticed that my mouse was very buggy. I assumed my mouse was out of batteries, but when I plugged it directly into my laptop it worked perfectly. Likewise, my headset stopped working and it worked perfectly as…

Let's say you want to use two screens and a full-size keyboard and traditional mouse in addition to your laptop. This block is for you. I set up my laptop in extended screen mode and I can see the cursor moving smoothly from the leftmost screen, through my laptop's center display, to the rightmost screen. Screen 2 on the left, 1 in the middle and 2 on the right. (2 1 3). Some instructions: 1. You need a power source for this device. The input for the docking station is USB-C. A standard…

The goods arrived on time. There are no problems. It was a lot less than I expected, but that's not a problem either. Setup is always a hassle if you're not tech savvy. Minimal instructions included. Youtube always helps. Doesn't work well with my bluetooth keyboard. The keyboard should be so close to the key that it's hardly worth using. I could buy a wired keyboard but that would be another expense I wouldn't have to carry if it worked as advertised. I bought it to work from home with an HP…

This USB-C adapter primarily does what I want: connects to my laptop, connects to two HDMI monitors and shows three different screens. Dell's proprietary hub does this, but costs around $140. This little box does it well, it just doesn't charge the computer (you have to keep using the AC adapter). Now I can work remotely with email on the laptop screen and have two separate work screens for other tasks. Please note that your computer must be fully booted before the monitors will detect the…