💻 UPTab Thunderbolt Compatible DisplayPort Converter Review

I was worried about features and quality but everything worked great. I use it to switch from Surface Studio 2 to dual external monitors and it works flawlessly.

This is all I get when I try to use the device from a new HP laptop with i7 processor connected to 22 inch Dell monitors is. I removed and reinstalled all USB drivers. I have also followed many YouTube troubleshooters. It doesn't work at all.

Need a dual monitor desktop splitter but only one displayport connector on the computer. Both monitor cables plugged into this adapter, USB end to computer and monitor says DP cable not found. useless waste of money! Still with a monitor! Need a working splitter!

Works exactly as advertised, no drivers required. I was a little concerned that there might be an issue with my Microsoft Surface Go 2 Intel m3 model. The Go 2 does not support Thunderbolt 3, but it supports Display Port Alternate Mode, which allows you to use 2 external monitors and the device itself, so 3 in total.

I just bought a Thinkpad X13 with a 6-core AMD chip. While Lenovo says it will support preinstalled Linux on all of these laptops, that hasn't happened yet. So I downloaded the latest version of Fedora and assumed there was a 50/50 chance that the product would work. I've had success - I was able to run two 34-inch Dell monitors at 4,000,000 resolutions*.* If I paid $100 more for each monitor, they would allow USB-C input and I would do not need this product.

This was my first comment: I can't get it to work on my two 24" Dell monitors from my Dell Latitude 7280. Just works. He selects only one in addition to the laptop's display. Cannot be configured. Of course it could be my graphics card or driver, hence 3 and not 1 star. Then I tried again to set the first duplicate desktop to 2 and 3 (Couldn't see extension to 2 and 3 which was the problem). This opened the "Extend desktop to 2 and 3" option and it worked great. So - 5 stars.

That was my first comment: I can't get it to work on my two 24" Dell monitors from my Dell Latitude 7280. Only works. He selects only one in addition to the laptop's display. Cannot be configured. Of course it could be my graphics card or driver, hence 3 and not 1 star. 2 and 3 weren't visible, that's the problem) This opened the option "Extend desktop by 2 and 3" and it worked great. So - 5 stars.

I haven't seen much information about my situation so thought I'd post it to help anyone looking for a solution. I bought this to get dual DisplayPort from a single Thunderbolt3/USB-C port on a NUC. I have a nice dual display TB3 dock that works fine with a MacBook Pro and other Windows based laptops, but for some reason only one monitor works with the NUC over Thunderbolt. Luckily the TB3 dock has an extra TB3 connector for testing and it works fine, allowing me to use the dock with this…

This adapter works great! I have connected an Inspiron 7577 to this adapter and it allows me to use the laptop display along with my Dell U3011 at 2560 x 1600 and HP E231i at 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz on all displays. Get this one, if you're doing something like this at 60Hz don't pay double the price for this StarTech. The device does get a little warm after some use, but that's a given. I'll see how this adapter performs over the next few months. For the most part, any craziness can be aimed…