Docking Station USB C Hub 13 in 1 Triple Display With 100W PD Charging, 2 HDMI, DP, USB-C Data Transfer, 3 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0 for MacBook Pro and Type C Laptops

I realize i'm writing this review a couple of years after purchase. the reasons are two. First, I've wanted to do a durability review, since so many products I've recently purchased, while great in the beginning, end up dying or breaking within six months. Second, having had the misfortune of using another hub (borrowed from a friend on short notice), I've had a chance to compare the two. This one just works, and has worked for years. For the last two years, it's been an essential part of my laptop bag, because I use it on a near daily basis. It has yet to fail me.

I recently started a new job and can now work from home a couple days a week, but some of the equipment is on me to buy. So I started searching docking stations. I was a little suspicious at first, given the price, but I decided to give it a go anyway.I'm glad I did, because I have been very impressed. It runs both monitors and the laptop screen for a total of 3 screens, I have network plugged in directly, and my desk speakers as well. The only struggle was cable management, but that's just because of how much stuff I have going on.

Great docking station for a Windows laptop. Plus it is easy to take on the go. I was going to order from the laptop maker but this had more ports including newer USB connections. Works great, it has two HDMI ports plus a Display port which work really well with monitors. I can connect power cable to this so it keeps my laptop charged. Other ports including Ethernet and card readers are good to have as these are not available on my laptop.

This was supposed to replace a different USB-C dock/hub that died. I have a 2019 MBP 16", i9 processor. It takes a 96w USB-C power supply. My peripherals that need to be plugged in include a Logitech webcam, Seagate 3T USB drive (has own power supply), and a AOC 34" ultra wide monitor via HDMI.I plugged all of this in and it worked for maybe 10 minutes, then I was getting notifications that an accessory was using too much power and the Seagate drive would disconnect. This cycled (disconnect/reconnect) several times before I pulled the HD USB cable. Unfortunately, my seagate drive was sufficiently corrupted by the rapid connection cycling that I had to reformat it and restart my time machine backups. It also appeared to disrupt the webcam and continued to cycle the USB camera. The MBP was okay with the power delivery (PD) through the docking station and the display that was plugged into one of the HDMI ports was rock solid.Not really a docking station/hub/dock if you can't plug any peripherals into it! There are cheaper and smaller ways to hook USB-C and HDMI.

This works very well with the Steam Deck. It recognized my wireless mouse and keyboard and micro SD-Cards. I recommend using a USB-C power source of 65W or higher as it will get warm when the Steam Deck starts to charge or need more power. It has plenty of I/O.My only real complaint is the short cable and lack of an additional USB-C data port. I tried to extend the cable with a longer female to male USB-C cable, but It would not permit video to display out of any of the HDMI ports or display port. My thinking is that the refresh rate is somehow being adjusted or affected while using a longer cable. Other than that it gets the job done. I puchased this because others had used it successfully with the Steam Deck.Best!-Testuo315

I stayed at an AirBnB and I noticed their docking station--knew I had to have one. Ordered one as we drove home that day and I've been so happy with it.I travel a fair bit for work, but only take my laptop and mouse. Coming home and reconnecting to both monitors, keyboard, cell phone charger, speakers, etc had been such a pain in the butt! Now, I leave all of that plugged into my docking station and it takes all of 5 seconds to get everything connected when I get home.Wish I hadn't waited so long.

I have a triple monitor setup. This claims to support up to 3 monitors...it kind of does. It supports 2 fine but when connecting a third the resolution goes out the window. So I have 2 monitors plugged into the hub and one directly plugged in via the PC's HDMI port (I didn't initially have 3 but I bought this expecting to eventually up it to 3). Otherwise it works fine, USBs work, it will charge compatible devices provided you have a 65W USB C charger.

I originally bought this since my laptop only has 2 video outputs but I have 3 monitors/ Plugged everything in and worked right out of the box. The hub does have three display outputs, but I only use two. The other outputs are very nice for other use cases, such as the SD reader and ability to passthrough charge through it, which has been useful for my S/O's MacBook. Overall very happy with purchase. I've owned it for about 2 months now and have had 0 issues. Would recommend.