🔌 WAVLINK Thunderbolt 3 Dock with 85W Charging, 4K@60Hz Displayport, USB C Thunderbolt Dock for Laptop, Gigabit Ethernet, SD Card Reader, 4xUSB 3.0 Ports - Compatible with Macbook, Windows, Thunderbolt Laptops Review

a bit disappointed with the product, you need to buy another adapter to use the second thunderbolt port to connect a second monitor. also the connection is not stable. Firstly, this only works for Windows and sometimes a monitor is not recognized or the order can be changed after resuming from hibernation. and sometimes my belkin wireless charger somehow connects to the front usb port to charge it, it won't charge at all. The rear port works but charges slowly.

This is not a Wavelink hit, this dock worked fine with my Dell XPS13. But if you think you'll want to try this docking station with a 2020 Intel-based Lenovo that supports Thunderbolt 3? Forget it. Go back to the search bar and check out Lenovo's genuine Thunderbolt 3 Dock and save yourself hours of frustration. The Lenovo TB3 implementation is aimed only at the family and does not fully speak the language spoken by non-Lenovo devices. I've tried several brands including this dock with my…

I was so excited to buy this accessory to expand my M1 Macbook Air. I use this laptop for my photography hobby. This dock works almost perfectly except for the display port. When using the display port on this dock, there is a constant "out of range" error or sometimes the monitor flickers. I contacted Revain support and was redirected to seller support. What I got from the seller's support is to return it to Revain (the return period has expired) and the seller wants me to buy a more expensive

The dock works great with my 2016 15" Retina Macbook Pro. The dock is solid, well designed and has all the ports I need. It maintains a comfortable feel even with all day use temperature and has rubber feet to prevent slipping.There is a power button on the left side for easy disabling of all ports.There are 3 USB-A ports, one gigabit ethernet port on the back of the Docking station (works out of the box on macOS Mojave), full-size DisplayPort connector (works fine at 4K @ 60Hz), Thunderbolt 3…

This is a good option, but before you buy a dock, do your research, especially a laptop with Thunderbolt 3, like a Mac. Important things to look out for: 1. Does it provide enough power to charge the laptop? 2. Is a power supply included? Are there enough Thunderbolt 3 (40 Gbps) ports?4. Are the USB ports 5Gbps?5. Does it support dual monitors? I use it with a MacBook Pro and this dock fits the bill. It features an 85W power adapter via a Thunderbolt 3 port. That's only 2W less than a Mac uses,

This dock works, but honestly it's too expensive for a single display. You simply use a powerful docking station to connect a display and additional USB ports. You could probably pay for a basic USB hub that does the same thing but at a lower price. That being said, this particular device comes with a good Type-C cable, which unfortunately isn't very long. The great thing about this cable is that it connects to a Type-C to Type-A adapter, so you don't have to worry about losing it. However, due

This is a real valuation. No, nobody pays me to do this review and I don't work for a company. I'm just a techie at heart and love testing tech products so people can make wiser decisions before they go out and buy those things. If you want more reviews, visit my OndaWire YouTube and Facebook channel where I review all kinds of tech gadgets. I've had this WAVLINK Thunderbolt 3 4K Display Universal Dock for about a month now and here are my pros and cons of my experience. Pros: 1. If you need…