💻 Ultimate USB C Docking Station: Dual Monitor HDMI Adapter, Dual HDMI/DP, 4 USB, Ethernet, PD, SD/TF & Audio Port - Compatible with HP/Dell/Lenovo/Surface Laptop Review

I bought the first version because now that I'm working from home I needed a second HDMI port for my second monitor (which doesn't work). The updated version gave me another much-needed USB port (non-C). It's great that the MacBook has four USB-C ports, but I still have a lot of USB devices. This updated version added a USB 2.0 port so I can now use my mouse and keyboard - *and* the printer, and charge my headphones (for long conference calls, you know). A sleeve that matches the MacBook sleeve

Good docking station. It's not about being so cheap. However, there are two catches. First, you'll need a USB-C power adapter to power this thing. He's not coming. Not a big deal, but I didn't realize it when I read the specs. Second, your laptop may not be getting power. The HP docking station I have at work easily powers my HP laptop (Elitebook G3). At home, I have to plug in my laptop's docking station and power supply. Keep in mind that the HP Dock costs over $200. These are VERY minor…

Overall I like this product. I've used this 12 in 1 USB hub as a laptop docking station while working from home and it fits perfectly. I also have a 9-in-1 but the reason I upgraded to 12-in-1 is because I need the ethernet option and an extra USB port. My laptop is a Dell XPS 13 and I don't have any USB ports at all so having these 4 is really awesome, the perfect amount of keyboard, mouse, mic and charger for my keyboard or phone. The 12-in-1 also has a mic/headphone jack (although my mic is…

I have a work laptop with a ThinkPad port replicator. The laptop has a USB-C connector and the port replicator has a USB-C connector. The laptop port replicator cable has USB C on one end and USB C on the other end with a USB A adapter on the other end. I use this to connect my laptop to two external monitors. I wanted this USB-C dual monitor dock to be used as a travel port replicator when working out of town. I use the same setup, laptop and two external monitors when I'm working out of town.

Let me mention my hardware first1 Gaming Laptop (Personal) with USB-C 3.21 HP Laptop (Professional) with USB-C Lightning -Connector - specific docking station for the HP model. Two gaming monitors. Gaming keyboard, trackball mouse, USB voip headset and soundbar. Dual monitor support and USB connection for my control and (audio out) for sound devices. The audio/headphone jack also supports microphone headsets, but I don't think I would use it that way with my current hardware. Within 10 minutes…

If you're used to a reliable, multi-function dock, this dock isn't for you. I am using a Dell i5 with INTOL CORE vPRO support. Monitor. I was expecting the dock to support 3 external monitors like my previous Dell DS did. I was only able to get one monitor working through the docking station. The second monitor is connected directly to the laptop's HDMI port. I had to ditch the third external monitor and use the laptop monitor instead. I didn't manage to get DP to work at all. Power supply The…

The first thing to know is that this is a non-powered docking station. This means it doesn't have a dedicated power supply, instead drawing power to the laptop via a USB-C cable. This is important depending on what you want to connect (see later in the overview). The dock is relatively small. There is no hidden space as it is large enough for its connectors and circuitry. However, that also means it's lightweight. So if you have strong cables, it may or may not stay quiet on your desk. You can…