🔌 WAVLINK Universal USB 3.0 Dock with Dual Display HDMI & VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, USB Port, Card Reader, High-Resolution HDMI/VGA, Enhanced Home Office Efficiency Review

Plugged in and it worked. Good: Full 4k display Bad: You can actually see the lag, not sure if it's due to bandwidth/USB3.0/other aspect of my computer's setup, but video and other features where you want smooth motion, don't work that well. Overall: Displaying up to 4k isn't a problem, but you'll need a different GPU if you need performance.

I've bought more expensive Displaylink based devices but this works best and also works well on Linux Fedora 33/34. Windows 10 64-bit version. (I haven't tried other operating systems). It gets a little warm and the cable is annoyingly short, but in terms of usability, I think it's impeccable. Note: I only used it for productive work (Photoshop, MS Office, etc.) and watching YouTube videos.

I've bought more expensive Displaylink based devices but this one works best and also works well on Linux Fedora 33/34. There is a slight lag when using Fedora Linux, but it works fine on Windows 10 64-bit. (I haven't tried other operating systems). It gets a little warm and the cable is annoyingly short, but in terms of usability, I think it's impeccable. Note: I only used it for productive work (Photoshop, MS Office, etc.) and watching YouTube videos.

I have a MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. I bought an OWC USB-C docking station that only has a display output. I have two old Apple Cinema Displays (DVI input). I bought this item to connect a USB-C cable to my computer and use both displays, drives, etc. I was amazed that this thing worked. I had to install the driver. But it was very straight forward. I didn't ask myself if I chose the right software. The cinema screen is not a normal "1080P" aspect ratio. I was concerned that this unit would not

Mac M1s initially fail to run as one external display. DisplayLink comes to the rescue. I have a high quality Thunderbolt 3 dock and my main monitor is connected to it via DisplayPort (2560 x 1440). Connected Wavlink with USB3.0 connector. connected a DVI cable to Wavlink on the dock, installed DisplayLink and BAM - now I have 3 monitors. #1 is 32" 2560 x 1440, #2 is 23" 1920 x 1080 and #3 is the laptop's own Retina display, which I use a size "larger" than the stock size to suit my eyes and…

I bought this graphics adapter to add a 4K monitor to my current USB 3.0 desktop system. The adapter was received in pristine condition and is exactly as pictured; Setup was easy: plug it into Windows 10, it recognized the adapter very quickly and plugged in a 4K monitor. I was very surprised how easy it was to add a monitor and be fully functional. :-) After using the adapter with an attached 4K display for a few weeks, I noticed slight display glitches and differences between using this…