💻 mediaGear 60W Power Delivery USB C Dual 4K Ultra Docking Station: 5K@60Hz/Dual 4K @60HZ, Thunderbolt 3, Mac & Windows Compatible Review

Works great with my son's Macbook Pro, my Dell Inspiron work laptop, my personal Surface Pro 7 tablet, and various docking stations connected to the same two monitors.

As a long time Prime member I have to say this is some of the best customer service I have come across. Empathetic, patient and above all competent. Highly recommended!

After some initial problems, I found that the USB-C cable that came with the docking station didn't work well with my new laptop, which has a Thunderbolt 4 port Cable with a Thunderbolt cable (Thunderbolt cable certified by Cable Matters) The docking station was working properly. I also tried the docking station with an old laptop and it worked with the cable that came with Mediagear. Thanks to Mediagear Customer Service for the help.

Works great. Once setup is complete, it will work every time you plug it back in. Work with my Mac laptop and PC, two monitor outputs make your life easier.

This test is based on an Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition laptop and a 4K 60Hz monitor. I am using this dock to expand my new gaming laptop (Asus Rog Strix G513QY) into a workstation. Several USB peripherals, an Ethernet cable and a 4K monitor are connected to the docking station via HDMI. I've noticed a strange input lag on a 4K monitor through this dock. The display has a resolution of 4K 60Hz, but as soon as I drag a large window onto the screen, you notice a significant input lag. FPS…

This Mediagear dock measures 10.4 x 5.3 x 4 inches and weighs just under 6 pounds. It includes 4 USB 3.0 ports, 2 USB C ports, 2 HDMI ports, 2 DisplayPort ports, 1 Ethernet port (Gig Speed) and separate ports for audio input and microphone output. I'm using this dock for a new laptop that has the power it needs but lacks ports and has a monitor that's a bit smaller than what I plan to use when I'm at home. What I liked most about this Mediagear docking station: - Powered expansion options. This

I have to say I was a little disappointed with the 60Hz limit even with the Display Port. Even my budget ultrawide monitor can display 100 fps, but I have to cap it at 60 pixels when connected to this dock. Of course, if you're only using this for ports other than the display then this won't be a problem for you. Another caveat I should mention is that when you actually power your computer from this device, you may experience throttling. Problems since you are limited to 60 watts. I also…

We tested the Mediagear Dock with the new Dell XPS 1500 running Windows 10 Pro and it was able to power the laptop from the USB port . C and to run USB tasks. The power delivery is typical of old-school laptops, but of course the docking station does more for you. What's notable about this box is that it uses a standard, more readily available power cord, *not* IEC 60320 C5, 18AWG, 10A/1250W NEMA 5-15P cord, but a more common IEC NEMA 5-15P cord. 60320 C13 18AWG 10A/1250W 125V 3 PIN Why it's…