🔌 Tiergrade 12 in 1 Triple Display USB C Hub with 2 4K HDMI, DisplayPort, PD 3.0, Ethernet, USB-A USB-C Ports, TF/SD Card Reader - Ideal for MacBook and Type-C Laptops (Windows Only - Triple Display Support) Review

This docking hub has everything I need in a sleek metal body. The hub is smaller than I expected, but makes a very robust impression. I use it to connect Lenovo Yoga C940 to Lenovo 4k monitor via HDMI cable. I plan to add another monitor and will be using the second HDMI port on the hub. I'm using two USB 2.0 ports for a wireless keyboard and mouse. There are USB 3.0 ports for high-speed file transfers to flash drives, external hard drives, etc. I really like the micro SD card slot so I can…

I love adding so many ports to a product. I have a Google Pixel Book that comes with a fast processor and a half terabyte solid state drive. But it only comes with two USB ports, both Type-C. That's all. So this product is perfect. In one fell swoop I created 11 new ports on my pixelated laptop. It's nice to see an increase in speed when plugged into USB 3.0 ports. It's also interesting to read my USB 2.0 refurbished stuff, so I like both types of connectors and I like them individually as you…

Update 210125 >> Someone supposedly from the seller offered me a refund after my review and even gave me a return date, but I didn't get a refund and they are taking longer to answer my emails . My previous rating was 2 stars, now it will be 1. Original Rating 2007 29 >> Overall, this is an acceptable docking station: it feels solid, is portable, and doesn't overheat (a bit uncharacteristically). such a docking station). I bought it because I needed to expand my work computer and…

I bought this dock because it comes with my surface go and it works really well. I use it for an HDMI connection to my big screen TV and for a wired Ethernet connection. In the past I would sometimes lose my network connection when connecting wirelessly to my big screen TV (I have an AT&T fiber optic modem/router, and seriously, not much to write about). I was able to connect directly to the TV via an HDMI connection using a USB-C to HSMI adapter, but I was still connected to the network…

First world issues, I know, but hang in there: I work from home a few days a week. I have a work laptop that I used for this. Only, unlike most people, I'm not working on this laptop at home. Instead, I connect it to power and network (and other accessories as needed) and then use my personal desktop to set up the remote desktop for that laptop. This ensures I don't accidentally browse my work laptop or do anything that could expose it (or my company) to malicious attacks. It also allows me to…

The overall design of the product is excellent, but there are 2 disadvantages. My idea for this hub was to keep it in my office with all my external devices connected so that when I get to work all I have to do is plug the hub into my laptop and everything is ready to go. For the most part this works as expected, except for 2 issues discussed below. Pros: - great port selection with support for 2 simultaneous external displays, an additional USB-C port (so you don't lose the existing USB-C port