This is a 11-in 1 port hub which covers video out, USB ports, ethernet, sd card reader and audio out.The things I like:- ability to push output on 2 different screens- HDMI output (support 8K at 30hz)- supports 1Gbps network cable- supports PD portOverall, it's a jack of all trade and built quality is top notch. However, there is a few gotchas like video multiple monitor not supported on MacOS, only 1 hdmi with 8k output at 30hz. However, it's still cheaper than a traditional docking station solution. Worth considering.

I have tried multiple USB C docking stations that claim to provide all the necessary features to make the most of my computer. Recently, I purchased the latest MacBook Air, which only has two USB C ports. This docking station has helped me expand its capabilities.The build quality is impressive, with a metal housing and a braided 8-inch nylon-wrapped USB-C to host cable. It also offers all the ports one could possibly need. When fully utilized, it remains slightly warm and doesn't get hot at all. This dock can handle 8k, so I assumed it should be able to manage 3440x1440 175hz HDR, which it does without any issues.If you're looking for a dock that can support non-standard refresh rates, this is the one to get. This docking station is a powerhouse and is undoubtedly superior to all the other docks I've ever used. It can display three monitors in full 4k (if supported by monitors and PC) with no issues or degradation of the screen quality. Using a single USB connector to the dock, it can effortlessly display all three monitors. Even though my personal desktop can handle three monitors plugged directly into it, being able to do this on my laptop is a blessing.This is a top-notch docking station. Many other docks available on the market cannot match its 4K capability, and even when they do, they usually have fewer ports. My only complaint is that it is too expensive to make it a practical solution for the average consumer.Overall, this docking station is of high quality and is all you need to connect a laptop to pretty much everything. Although it comes at a premium price, you're paying for quality.

This is a well made usb hub with various connections. There’s usb as well hdmi advertised at 30fps at 8k. I was unable to test at 8k or dual monitoring , as there are two , but both worked with my iPad Air.You get power pass through as well as another C port for data. The headphone socket is good and the D-A conversion seems great. Other connections are Ethernet and card readers.There’s nothing not to like here , if I was being picky , I’d say it feels needlessly large as these hubs come much smaller these days , so not as portable as some.There are much cheaper docks out there with the same functionality and just over a hundred pounds feels like a hard sell , but with that said , UGreen is a well established brand and you can expect everything to work. The competition is stiff here , but sometimes it’s worth paying extra fo a reliable device.

A reliable and nice dock. nitpick from me: it's too light. I'd like it to feel more heavy, monolithic

无法加载媒体。The price of the device is somewhat high. In my case, I bought it in a combo with another adapter, and that left it at a slightly more acceptable price.The construction feels very solid; it''s made of aluminum or a similar metal. Even so, it''s quite light.Its performance so far has been satisfactory; all its ports work correctly and without major interruptions. The data transfer speeds are as expected.I don''t have any device that allows me to use both HDMI ports at the same time correctly. My Legion Go uses them, but one of them duplicates the screen and the other is an extension. I was still able to confirm that both ports work. The resolution of one of the monitors wasn''t very good, but this is more due to the capacity of the C port and the monitor than the adapter.The temperature is high, even when using a few ports. It''s not unbearable, but it does get noticeably hot when used.Ugreen is constantly improving its devices, even though the price is high.I recommend the equipment, but keep in mind that to use the two HDMI ports you need a device that allows you to output video through port C for two monitors.

Es un buen producto, potencia las calidades de los gadgets que se conectan.

The media could not be loaded.Un muy buen producto, de buena calidad y muy funcional. Trabaja perfecto con mi Asus Proart pz13

If you''re looking for one of those high end docking stations with a trillion ports, Thunderbolt 4, 200w of power, this ain''t it. You''re going to have to shell out north of $100 for one of those. But if you''re just a typical white collar telecommute worker who works with Word/Excel and some janky proprietary work software and just wants to hook up a couple of monitors and USB devices to their laptop, this is it!Works great out of the box. 2 HDMI ports and 3 USB-A ports is all most of us are ever gonna need anyway. Keep in mind those 3 USB-A ports are in addition to the ones on your laptop. If you''re on an ancient Dell Latitude like I am and run into issues with the monitors not being recognized, you are well advised to flip the USB-C connector around as that will fix it.Only downside I can think of might be no DVI ports, but that''s a wash anyway. HDMI cables are super cheap and easy to come by. And the DVI port on the other Ugreen docking station wasn''t working, which is what caused me to return it. This one''s got the basics and is great value for not even $50.No issues with durability I''ve encountered. I''ve used this for about 5 months across 2 different work issued Dell laptops with no issues.I''ve come around to really liking Ugreen products, even using their vertical laptop stand alongside this docking station which I also recommend.

This USB hub works well, for the most part, although I had issues when using the USB PD function.It has USB 3.2 spec ports (2x type A and 1x type C) for up to 10Gbps data transmission, two monitor ports, gigabit Ethernet, a card reader and a further 3.0 spec USB type A port. There's also a 3.5mm audio socket.All of the functions work, but the unit does get hot when using PD, and I've found that the card reader can be temperamental when the heat increases.Aside from that, it all works as it should. The current list price is ￡109.99, but there is, at the time of writing, a 30% off voucher to take that down to a much more palatable ￡77 or so. I'd still be uneasy spending that sort of money without a better cooling solution, though.

I got this thing because my home computer is a laptop but I also use it on job sites and I was tired of always plugging in everything and unplugging everythingUsed to connect my laptop to everything via one USB-C port - two monitors, sound system, mouse, joystick, HDD and spare USB for charging phone etc... want to take laptop to another room?Just unplug power and one USB-C - Easy peasy

Quite pricey for what it is - there are many usb-c adapters on the market these days.However where this one is a step above:Ethernet port is a real welcome addition, as is the headphone 3.5mm jack and dual hdmi output.Solid metal body: cheaper ones have cheap build quality.Extra outputs: more usb slots.The device works well and is definitely needed if you have one of the newer MacBooks without usb 2.0, hdmi or SD card reader.

I go through a lot of these portable docking stations - an occupational hazard - and my word does this one absolutely crush the competition. It's got all the ports and slots and sockets you could ever need, and feelsl ike a properly premium product that will survive the trials and tribulations of regular plugging and unplugging. It's powerful too, driving two 4K displays without a whimper. I couldn't be happier.

This type C USB hub is compact but very useful for the MacBook.Featuring 2 x HDMI ports, a 100W USB-C PD port, a 10Gbps USB-C data port, two 10Gbps USB-A data port, a 5Gbps USB-A data ports, 1000Mbps Ethernet, SD/TF card slots, and 3.5mm audio connections it allows you to connect to most accessories. I like that it also has a USB type C port so you can charge your computer whilst this is connected. USB 3.0 ports deliver at the super speed of 5Gbps, a revolutionary advancement compared to USB 2.0 ports.It is silver and it pretty much perfectly matches the colour of my MacBook.When plugged in, I would recommend putting your computer on a flat surface since there would be a risk of damaging the type C connector if you caught it on your lap. This is due to it only having one point of connection, which will mean this is a real riskSo far I haven’t had any issues with a USB data stick.I got this because of these quality controls: stable output, temperature protection, anti-over-current and anti-short-circuit; Certified by CE, FCC, RoHSOverall, it is a small, portable and very useful device that has allowed me to connect a lot more to my MacBook.

Very good USB C Dock which works perfectly but it is expensive for not being a thunderbolt dock. I haven't managed to test it to its absolute limits but for all my normal work and set up, I have had no problems.It is quite a bit bigger than other USB C docks which is something to consider.

You can spend a bit less and get more features but in terms of a high quality features that do things well this is hard to beat. You can feed upto 100w into it power your laptop. Mine needs 45w so there is plenty left over for my HDD and SSD attachments. There is usb 3.2 X 3 plus I have dual monitors running well from it. It does heat up a little with heavy use but not excessively. Very pleased with it overall.

This is a fairly meaty USB-C / Thunderbolt dock.It includes three USB-A 3.0 ports (strangely, 2 of which claim to support a transfer speed of 10 Mbit/sec, which is twice as fast as the USB-3 spec says is possible - no idea how that can happen!), one USB-C port for data and another for power delivery, two HDMI ports which will support dual displays at 4K60 or a single display at 8K30 (only on Windows, not on MacOS), a gigabit Ethernet port, headphone socket and full-size and microSD card slots.It is in a very solid-feeling metal case which will help with thermal management, and the short captive USB-C cable has a woven outer and a metal bodied plug.The whole thing screams high quality, and is all you are going to need to connect a laptop (or nowadays, a Mac desktop with their reduced number of ports) to pretty much everything you need. It's not cheap, but you're paying for quality.