Elgato Thunderbolt 3 Mini Dock - with Integrated Thunderbolt Cable, 40 Gbps, Dual 4K Support, USB 3.1 Gen 1, Gigabit Ethernet Review

This thing supports my 34" 2560 x 1080 144Hz display AND my 34" 3440 x 1600 60Hz display out of the box. No interference, no adjustments required. This slim is fantastic! hp no g-sync support but in my case it doesn't matter.

Bought this item for $58. I use it on my Lenovo Thinkpad Carbon X2 Extreme G2. I can connect 2 external monitors (1080p 27" and 2K 32") to my laptop, which is very convenient. All ports work as intended, including the Ethernet port.

DisplayPort and USB ports work fine. Ethernet works for about a minute, then stops. Strange because the lights on the network adapter are on, the computer has an IP address from DHCP, but it seems like it just starts dropping packets. Temporarily disconnecting and reconnecting resolves the issue. Don't buy this if you need Ethernet!

It was listed for sale on Revain for under $50 and I sold it out almost immediately. It worked flawlessly to accommodate 2 external monitors. My only complaint is that my ethernet port seems to be a bit buggy, it connects fine but the network speed freezes with use. Overall for the price if you can get it at this price it's worth it.

I used this to connect my 2019 13" Macbook Pro to my 4k monitor via DisplayPort and it keeps turning the monitor on and off as well as my laptop screen. The laptop keeps trying to connect to the monitor and sometimes it works for a short time, the rest of the time it doesn't recognize it and shuts off. Did the same thing with HDMI. So I went back to my old USB-C adapter and everything works fine. I got this just for Get DisplayPort capability. It's junk. Don't buy it.

While this is a great little Thunderbolt dock, I have a few criticisms. So far it works great when used with Razer Blade 15. No compatibility issues after installing the drivers. incredibly short, soft and gentle. If the cable moves or somehow bends when connected to the computer, everything starts to flicker, cut, etc. In this case, the dock is generally difficult to hide and should be hanging somewhere instead. it is connected outdoors.

TLDR: The dock's performance degrades over time due to overheating, causing both monitors to stop working and the USB port to become unstable. I had to cool it down with a Corsair 120mm fan hahaha to keep the dock from glitching. Like it or not, we live in a world of keys. Many of us use Apple products. On the one hand, Apple has relieved itself of the responsibility of developing a diverse range of connectivity for its laptops. No more trying to guess how much from a specific port. We only get