🔌 WAVLINK USB C Docking Station: Dual 4K DP/HDMI, 60W Power Delivery, 5K/ Dual 4K @60Hz for USB-C & Thunderbolt 3. Compatible with Windows and Mac (2xDP 1.2, 2xHDMI 2.0, 5xUSB, LAN) Review

I bought this docking station to be able to connect a second monitor while working from home. I was very happy with the features on offer and started tweaking it as soon as it arrived. It worked great right out of the box, all I had to do was install the DisplayLink drivers and I was able to see my 4k and 1080p display just fine. Unfortunately the next morning I wanted to use it and it was dead. The dock wouldn't turn on at all. I checked the power cords, plugged it into a new outlet and that's

Now that I'm working from home I need a hub to run two monitors off my work MacBook. I checked a few things and made my decision. Yes, you need to install drivers for it to work, so you need to be a little technical. After I did that, everything went smoothly. I hung two 2560x1440 monitors on this unit, as well as USB-C and 4 USB items - iPhone charging cable, Android charging cable, Gear Watch charging cable and a USB A/B box with my mouse and keyboard, so I can share them with my gaming…

I was trying to get a docking station that works with both Mac and Windows, has USB-C power and can output 3440 x 1440 to two monitors in expansion . mode via HDMI. That sounds like a simple criteria. Let me tell you it's not. I have a MacBook Pro for personal use and an HP laptop for work. I have 2 LG 34GK950F monitors. Both DisplayPort inputs on these monitors are already being used by my Windows desktop. Only HDMI is available. Before that I drove through at least 4 docks. If anyone else is…

I purchased this product in July 2019 as I was planning to switch from desktop to laptop. So one thing led to another, and I didn't do that until mid-December. Far beyond the point of no return. Upon plugging it in, we found that the 4 ports on the front of the device weren't working for data transfer. . They were 'powered', you could plug something in and charge, but when you plugged in a data drive the drive 'didn't feel'. We believe that some internal device connections are not made in the…

The instructions in the box were clear. Works well with the new MacBook Pro and OS X Mojave. The only thing to do was download the driver from the manufacturer's website.

(Original) I use this docking station with an HP Specter laptop and the integration is perfect. I don't have to open the lid of my laptop to turn everything on, and I can keep my laptop's screen closed and off when it's docked. I run two 27" HDMI monitors as well as various peripherals including but not limited to my external hard drive. All of this with a single USB-C cable connected to my laptop. I haven't experienced a single crash. (Update) I've been using this for about a week now and I'm…

This hub has stopped working. Mine died this morning after a few weeks of use. The problems started with my keyboard and mouse becoming unresponsive intermittently to the point of being unusable. I just unplugged everything after my monitors started turning on and off. Once all of my I/O devices were connected to my Microsoft PC via the onboard USB and HDMI ports, I was fully and reliably functional again.

I really wanted to be able to continue using multiple monitors with my home office setup after upgrading to the M1 MacBook Pro. I also wanted everything to connect through a single Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) port rather than having to use a second TB3 port with the charger. Other docks have DisplayLink capabilities that let you use two external monitors on the new MacBook M1s, but many don't have PD or USB-C ports in addition to USB-A (USB 3.0) ports. Setting up the dock and installing the…

I'm having trouble finding a dock that displays dual external monitors for a Chromebook Pixelbook (correct). I bought several different options, each with their own flaws or issues. First, I'm going to talk about the good items for the Wavlink dock and how it differs from other options I've tried. First, I can display two external monitors at 2560x1440. These include the ability to open the Pixelbook up for a third screen, or close it down and work with just two monitors. Most other docks I've…

I bought a non-Touch Bar version of my MacBook Pro a few years ago (I'm generally not a fan of the Apple Touch Bar). However, this eventually limited me to just two Thunderbolt ports and left me looking for additional expansion. I've tried a few different Thunderbolt "hubs" on the market and (while they were effective) they were just plain unsightly with lots of cables coming out of them and even with one of the best I ended up running out of available ports. what i needed. So I decided to…