LASUNEY USB C Laptop Docking Station Dual Monitor, 14 in 1 Hub Multiport Adapter Dongle with 2 HDMI, DisplayPort, RJ45, SD/TF, USB C/A Ports, PD, Mic/Audio, Compatible for MacBook Dell HP Lenovo

I gave up waiting for Dell USB-C and Thunderbolt docks to be shipped after the supply shortage. I needed a USB-C hub that would work with Dell Latitude 5410 and 5420 laptops and dual monitors. I had purchased the Lasuney13-in-1 hub for a Dell Inspiron 7373 a few months earlier and was very impressed with the hub. Dual monitors, external hard drive, power supply, mouse, keyboard, network cable, and speakers all connected with ports to spare. No lag, no power problems. Laptop charges normally from the hub cable. Durable aluminum chassis. Doesn't run hot.You'll need to use the correct power supply with the hub to avoid inadequate power notifications. For the Dell Latitude 5410 and 5420 laptops, I had to purchase a 130W USB-C power supply knowing the laptops require 90W. I purchased a 65W USB-C power supply for the Latitude knowing that the laptop required 45W. The hub requires power, so you must provide enough wattage for the hub and laptop. Check the power output on the power brick provided with the laptop to determine the wattage required.The only shortcoming as others have mentioned is the length of the hub cable. 6 inches doesn't allow for placement of the hub behind the laptop. I purchased a 1.6FT 90-degree extension cable through Amazon allowing placement of the hub behind the laptop, out of sight. The extension has no impact on charging or performance.I highly recommend this 13-in-1 USB hub. Easy to connect and works well.Note, not all laptops are compatible with USB-C hubs. My Lenovo Flex-14 laptop does not allow charging or the use of external monitors through the USB-C port. This is a limitation of the Lenovo laptop and not the hub.

I purchased a new laptop for work and as a result needed some kind of docking station that would help me to comfortably plug in my peripherals when I'm at my desk in the office. This hub was exactly what I needed.I can plug in two HDMI displays, an ethernet cable, my keyboard, mouse and webcam and still have room for other cables as necessary. When I need to take my laptop on the go, I can just unplug the USB-C cable and I'm good to go.Pros:- Small, portable sized docking stations that you can easily take with you- Good variety of ports, including 2 hdmi ports, a gigabit ethernet port, sd card slot, displayport, USB 3.0 and a power usb-c port.- works with a variety of hardware. I can use it on both my windows laptop and my 13" macbook pro.- feels very sturdy. the chassis is made out of aluminum and feels like it will be a durable docking station for years.Con:- the usb-c cable is a little short at about 6 inches in length, so if you need some space between the docking station and your laptop this may not be long enough on its own. However, I feel that it is small enough and mostly used in scenarios where that would not be an issue.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase and love using the docking station for my new home office setup!

I’ve never had an issue with plugging in my extra monitors with this and works well for only that. When purchased, I was new to working from home. I have had issues with my Bluetooth mouse/keyboard being randomly disconnected and cannot use my webcam while it’s plugged into this docking station. Now that I work from home more than I do in the office, I’m making the investment into something I can plug everything into.

This is a great product for what it is. I changed jobs recently and old job provided a Dell WDTB docking station with DP and HDMI plus charging built in. Sadly I changed jobs and had to turn it back in. I wanted to replace it but they run $350 new and $195+ used. Just can’t stomach that price right now. So I got this.Overall it’s fantastic for traveling. Lightweight and plenty of ports. Some are even labeled for the mouse and keyboard though you don’t necessarily have to use them in those specific USB ports. I think it has 4 USB ports overall. 3 front and 1 back. Two HDMI ports on the back next to the 1 USB port and 3 on the front. DP port is on the side next to headphone Jack. I like that the 3 USB ports are on the front and the HDMI ports are on the back. I use it at my desk so it’s nice to have the monitor and USB webcam plug into the back and the keyboard, mouse, and USB headset plug into the front. You can use it right side up or flip it over and doesn’t make a difference whereas on the big ones like the Dell WDTB it does.Only downside I can think of is that it heats up somewhat while using and of course that you still have to plug the charger into your laptop. Other than that it’s great bang for your buck.

Wanted to upgrade my Aukey hdmi/usb dongle due to expanded need of card readers and additional usb ports. Audio is not present as I swap out the Aukey to my external monitor. Tested it against Aukey with shorter hdmi cables and it still doesn't work. Note: The picture quality is sharp, no issues with it in all resolutions my monitor can handle. Also, it doesn't get as warm as my Aukey while streaming Netflix, but sadly, the dead audio is a deal breaker. Will try an exchange from Amazon, hopefully it will work, if not, time to look elsewhere.Lasuney customer support is very responsive, within an hour of my first email of trouble / complications , trying to get this working, I have had multiple back and forth emails trying to isolate the problem or setting. Today I will test everything out on a separate system, cable and monitor just to give it a fair chance to start working before I pull the plug and request a new one. I like the build and function of everything else on this hub and the price is right for everything offered against other hubs out there. Hopefully I can make this work through a setting change in my Chromebook as I don't want to go through the hassle of driving across town just to turn it in at an Amazon drop location. Other return options exist but I haven't had perfect success with them.