LandingZone Docking Station: Enhanced 🔌 Connectivity for 15-inch MacBook Pro (2016-2019) Review

I've been using this docking station in my home office for over a year now. If you're interested in my honest opinion, I was growing frustrated with my purchase and wish the manufacturer would really listen. From day one, the second HDMI port needs to be disconnected and reconnected when docking the laptop. I blamed it on a bad HDMI cable, but after a few tries and changing monitors, it's actually a docking station. Every few months something stops working. Currently the aux out doesn't work…

My biggest surprise when I took it out of the box was that it's made of plastic. Inside is a metal bar that gives it some stability, but the overall quality right out of the box leaves a lot to be desired. It's easy to connect, I carefully read the instructions, there is a slight caveat with the video outputs - but that's understandable, I chose the right cables, the output is double. My USB drives are different. They never stop because they are connected to a device that has its own power…

Pros: - it's a dock. Handles all individual connections. Cons: 3 USB-C ports on the back don't go through. So if you connect 2 monitors, e.g. B. Via DisplayPort to USB-C cables, one of them has a pass-through connector on the right side of the dock, and the other needs to be plugged into the single USB-C slot left behind. open on macbook. So every time you disconnect/reconnect the USB-C cable. This defeats the purpose of the dock, but I was willing to live with it until the next point. Ethernet

Works EXACTLY as expected. I sold my 2015 Macbook Pro so I bought a horizontal hengedock although the hengedock worked well and was very reliable. There were a few minor issues, all of which were resolved with the LandingZone Dock at a much lower cost. Some notes: 1. I don't know why people call the device "fancy". The only oddity I encountered was that when I first added monitors there was a mouse lag that went away after a few minutes (not sure if it was driver install time) and never came…

I used this docking station every day at work for six months. This docking station can support up to three external monitors without daisy chaining and even leave the USB-C port open for an additional monitor if you wish (Apple supports 4 monitors). This works great for my setup. DISPLAYS: I have two LG 27UD88 monitors (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CDYB0QS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_CSnXBb0E9FSZ9) - one plugs into the right side of the USB-C pass-through. The other connects to the display port on the

If you are looking for a docking station to place your Mac Book Pro 15" with TB on it, this one is sufficient BUT: - Unstable connection - Slows down the speed of all connected devices If you connect more than one slow device to the same USB 3.0-USB 3.1 chain Unstable, I think it might be my fault because I use it a lot with drives, audio interface, RAID drives etc. Poor design if you use it document and disconnect every tag.is lost, so I recommend locking it with a locking system on the back -