15-in-1 USB C Hub: Triple Display Docking Station with 4K HDMI, VGA, DP | Gigabit Ethernet, Audio, SD/TF Card Slots | Compatible with Mac, Type C Devices Review

I ordered this product to connect my new laptop to my existing desktop system. The product has exceeded my expectations, allowing me to continue using my 2K and 1080P monitor and some peripherals. The docking station is thinner and lighter than I expected and has more than enough ports to connect whatever I need. For the price, this is definitely one of the best docking stations in this form factor. My only complaint is that the cable is a bit short, almost too short to plug into my laptop's…

In theory this dock should work fine for my working MacBook Pro. And it's very nice when it works properly. Unfortunately, it often doesn't work properly. The secondary display continues to flash on and off for several days. Sometimes some USB devices are not recognized. Sometimes both. I usually have to fiddle with the connectivity for a while, unplugging and plugging the dock back in, or unplugging and plugging in peripherals connected to the dock before things settle down and get things…

I've been looking for HDMI and other USB ports for a long time. I'm one of those buyers who explores all possible options. This unit keeps popping up at the top of my checklist. I ordered it and received it very quickly and started using it as soon as it arrived. I was pleased that the device has some weight and a good quality feel. Remember, it's NOT hard, it just feels well done. All connections are good and tight, I hate the adapter that USB or other plug just falls out of the port. I was…

I really like this hub. This is perfect for my needs. I first tried a hub powered by CalDigits for $250: https://amzn.to/3enLuzV. It started giving me error messages about the USB device drawing too much power on my Mac. Then I tried cheaper versions. It turns out they only charge via USB-C. This option is in a winning position, priced much closer to the cheap non-USB-C data transfer options. The XSPUS hub has more than enough ports (much more than I actually need). As more and more devices…

While you might be tempted to have lots of ports, when it comes to ethernet I really only wanted USB-A power and USB -C connectors and he was unable to provide this. An external hard drive, a keyboard (with its own USB mouse port), and a webcam are enough to make this device misbehave. Initially it randomly blanked my screens (managed directly from the Mac) for a few seconds and I could see the hard drive going out, but using Jitsi it reported that my computer had gone to sleep. in the bin…

We purchased 5 of these units to reduce wear on the ports on corporate laptops. THREE out of five devices were caught in a broadcast storm that destroyed the entire switch. Luckily, our router was smart enough to isolate this switch from turning off the entire network. It took me and another technician 3 hours to isolate the problem, so 6 man hours were wasted due to inferior products. The failed device's Ethernet activity light was blinking incredibly fast and constantly, even though no laptop

Bought to have a plugin for my Mac when it's in clamshell mode. In theory, it gives me almost total freedom to choose which monitors I can hook up from time to time, and my favorite feature (which is broken - read on), a 3.5mm headphone and mic jack, so I mean full too can get -mature Logitech computer. speaker for work. Pros: Sturdy exterior construction. Many more ports than the competition. Reasonable price. I noticed that some things are not recognized at system startup. Usually…