🔌 OWC USB-C Travel Dock: 5 Port Hub with USB 3.1, HDMI, SD Card, 100W Power Pass Through - Space Grey Review

I have an Asus Zenbook (UX390UAK) with a single USB-C port (no other ports). The adapter that came with the laptop is dead. My biggest problem was finding something that could power the laptop and use HDMI and USB at the same time. This travel adapter did it.

Don't get me wrong, the size of this little dock is excellent! The only downside is that PD now allows 90 watts. It caps it at 45W, so it will slowly charge your laptop if you need more than 45W. Shit for my XPS 13 but it still charges and goes back to 100% even when connected to 2 displays and using VMs or some good old scripts.

I saw this dock for the first time and thought it would fit my desk perfectly and also offer decent portability. The connectivity and connectivity options are great, and the outer shell is of good weight and quality. The biggest issue, and that's enough to account for everything previously mentioned to still count 1 star, is that the plastic pieces holding the top of the case over the circuit board are incredibly brittle. I have now purchased and returned this item twice and both times either…

I bought this for my Chromebook. This was the third device I've bought for it and it's the only one that worked flawlessly. Of course I'm not asking much, I'm connecting a monitor, a wireless keyboard and a wireless mouse. Previous "hubs" worked, but the mouse kept jerking or the keyboard didn't work. It worked as if it came with a laptop.

I purchased this item because I have previously purchased OWC products and I am confident that they make quality products. Unfortunately not this USB-C hub as it only lasts a maximum of 3 months. Only used the hub today to find out that it has split in two and the plastic pieces have snapped off. I've never dropped this thing or taken it with me on trips. I am very very disappointed.

I purchased this item because I have purchased OWC products before and I am confident that they make quality products. Unfortunately not this USB-C hub as it only lasts a maximum of 3 months. Only used the hub today to find out that it has split in two and the plastic pieces have snapped off. I've never dropped this thing or taken it with me on trips. I am very very disappointed.

I have ordered several OWC components, all of good quality. Got this document and was a bit disappointed. At least in my case, the USB-C port is not intended for data transfer, but only for looping through the power connection. If it was on the list I didn't see it. When I plug a Cam Link video capture device into one of the docking station's USB ports, no signal comes through, but there is a signal when I plug it into the Apple USB-C. USB adapter directly into the computer. The USB ports are…

Bought for a 16" MacBook Pro (the one with the 96w AC adapter). I needed a desktop dock with 100W bandwidth and multiple inputs (SD, HBMI, USB) and this travel dock did the trick. At peak times - charging the laptop, saturating the CPU, connecting to an ultrawide monitor - I've actually received the USB-C accessory disabled error on my MBP when the accessory exceeds its allotted power. I tried later under more normal conditions and the error went away. Overall, I liked it so much, including the

When I first saw this docking station I thought it would go great with my desk and also offer decent portability. The connectivity and port options are great, and the outer shell is of good weight and quality. The biggest issue, and that's enough to account for everything previously mentioned to still count 1 star, is that the plastic pieces holding the top of the case over the circuit board are incredibly brittle. I have purchased and returned this item twice now and both times, either due to…