💻 Ultimate MacBook Pro Docking Station: USB-C Hubs, HDMI/VGA, PD, SD Card Reader, Gigabit Ethernet & More! Review

I have a 16 inch MacBook Pro and it was great for my dual monitor setup. I can charge my macbook, connect different USB plugs, but the most important thing is how to connect an ethernet cable for maximum internet speed. It's also of great build quality and heavy in the hand.

I don't know if it's a software issue or just false advertising. Here are a few things that don't work-1. Audio output - didn't work and wasn't even recognized.2. TF card / memory card - not read again.3. HDMI works but is limited to 4k 30hz for only one monitor.

I was trying to find a cheaper docking station that would work for a basic setup of my home office and multiple monitors. This doesn't work on my old laptop, but it does work on a LG Gram that I just hooked up to my monitors with a single connector. So far I'm happy with it.

I love having multiple monitors. Unfortunately, the Macbook only had 2 Type-C ports by default. So I needed an adapter to connect multiple monitors, keyboards, mice, etc. Now I can plug all my cables into one adapter. It is very easy to connect, portable and weighs less. I highly recommend this product.

I used to have a docking station with only one USB, one HDMI. Since I use HDMI to connect to my TV, I want to use a wireless keyboard and mouse. I bought a set of wireless keyboard and mouse that only use a USB. First of all, the predecessor suits me. However, I use a different USB when using a wireless mouse. That's why I buy this docking station. This docking station is very convenient for me, I don't have to remove the wireless mouse anymore.

I was very excited after receiving it. Set up was very easy: just plug and play. It worked great and as expected for about 2-3 days. However, after unplugging and plugging my laptop back in, all the problems started. First, the problem with extending the desktop to the 2nd monitor. This drove me crazy because it duplicated the monitor on both screens (which means it recognizes that a second monitor is connected), but it's almost like it counts both monitors as one and doesn't recognize the…