🔌 WAVLINK USB 3.0 Universal Laptop Docking Station with USB C for 5K/ Dual 4K @60Hz Video Outputs for Windows and Mac – Dual Monitor (2 HDMI & 2 DP), Gigabit Ethernet, 6 USB 3.0, Audio Review

I ordered this unit to connect my MacBook Pro to 2 4K monitors. It seemed to me that this would be a good choice based on the many good reviews, but it isn't. 4K, there is a noticeable cursor lag. Cursor lag persisted when downgrading to 1440p. The cursor lag eventually disappears at 1080p. This is unacceptable for a product that advertises 4K at 60Hz. I should have bought USB-C to HDMI dongles as they are cheaper and deliver their advertised performance.

Think Twice! The docking station has plenty of ports and I was able to connect everything I needed to run my laptop and large monitor, plus speakers, Wi-Fi, etc. Everything seemed fine, but then my monitor started responding. I thought it was a monitor (it's only 2 months old). But when I removed it from the docking station and connected it directly to the laptop, everything worked fine. As I had this dock after the Revain return period but still within the warranty period, I contacted Wavlink…

Our company has purchased several of these docking stations. My dock has been working great for a few months now. Now he has serious hardware problems. While working, my monitors go black and then turn on and off intermittently. I know it's hardware because I replaced it with all my cables with a co-worker's docking station identical to mine and used it for hours non-stop. When I plugged my dock back in, I had the same issues 15 minutes later. If it behaves like this I can turn it off and then…

I have compared USB-C dock models and this was by far my favorite - Supports 2 additional 4k monitors or 1 5k monitor (both HDMI as well as DisplayPort), has separate microphone and headphone jacks, 6 USB ports and a LAN port. I bought this for my Lenovo Yoga 920 as it has a lot fewer ports than I want for the days I plan to use my external hard drive. Drive, CD drive and various other USB devices. So far I'm very satisfied and it's exactly what I wanted. I strapped it to my desk so it stays in

I should have bought this a long time ago but wasn't sure if they could deliver or not. My laptop has a 4k screen and I have another Dell 4k 60hz 27" screen, 3 hard drives, a Wacom tablet mouse and I connect a camera to upload images to the hard drive. I used to have all the outlets on mine Laptop busy and i unplugged things to connect another device as a laptop never lacks usb-x no more model that has 4 instead of 6 usb 3 and 2 usb 2 so i opted for as many usb 3 as possible.I was about to…

I need to use a Mac for my daily work and I work remotely. So I wanted a dock that would allow me to use my monitor and my home setup for my PC. This dock is compatible with both! Most other docks that claim to work with both Mac and PC must have USB-C/Thunderbolt and are not compatible if you want to use the dock with a PC via USB 3. The PC is plugged in and connected. play -- I literally just plugged in the USB cable and it worked on its own. For Mac I had to download the driver and once…

I bought a new tablet computer for my girlfriend and it had few ports so I decided to step up a notch from the hub and got this docking station with really good specs. Out of the box, this is a reliable device. All connectors are high quality, not cheap flimsy types, but solid, high-end connectors that either snap in or sit right where no connector is loose. The power cord connects well too, with plenty of wire to get the long way to my outlet. And I like a handy plug-in like this where the…

best docking station i have ever used. Works seamlessly with my work laptop and my 27 inch monitors. With HDMI and DP outputs and enough USB ports for all your peripherals. I also connected this to a Peripheral Switcher to switch between desktop and my work laptop. All other docking stations are disabled. There only seems to be one or one with HDMI, and you end up having to buy a different dongle/adapter to make it work. I don't know of anyone who has one for each monitor, so it seems like a to

After my plug-in dock crashed my new laptop a few times when I tried to wake it up, I thought it was best, something different to try. Plugable used to take 5-10 seconds to wake up the computer and all monitors with Windows Sound for each connected device, but this takes up to 2 seconds. It only makes one sound to wake up the computer and all devices become available automatically. This is about 75% faster than the connected one and my internet speed is about 40% faster than before with the…