USB C Docking Station Dual Monitor HDMI for Dell HP, Laptop Docking Station USB Type C Hub Multiport Adapter Dongle Thunderbolt 3 USB-C to 2 HDMI,Ethernet,VGA,4 USB,PD,SD/TF,Audio for Lenovo,Surface

This USB docking station is exactly what I needed for my home office. It’s small, sleek, and has plenty of ports to keep everything connected. Way more affordable than other options out there, but it performs just as well. Great value and great design—highly recommend!

I got this because I was setting up multiple monitors linked to my laptop without enough hdmi ports. Suffice to say this was exactly what I needed, while also giving extra port functionality I didn't know I needed (mouse, keyboard, ssd, etc).

It gets hot a little bit. Especially if you have more than one monitor. Other than that it's a good purchase for the price very good price.It matches most silver computers in color.

Works really well for a few years now and doesn't take up much space.

It fulfilled my needs and resolved my problem.Connect 2 monitors to my HP laptop so the HDMI is perfect.As to the USB ports, I also tried them, they work just fine. When I use them for the wireless keyboard and mouse I notice some delay sometimes. But if you need an extension for the USB ports you have them here.As to the rest of the ports, I do not really use them for a daily work.The device in general is neat in the shape, not cheap or low quality. It is needed for laptops.

I've had this for just under a year. It's always run hot so I'm leery about leaving SD cards, etc connected to it. It's convenient because you can connect all your peripherals to the dock and just make a single connection to the Mac. However, right off the bat, I had issues with it. It worked well for me on an older Macbook (2018). However, now I have the 2020 Macbook Pro and it’s not working as well. Every so often, the HDMI display doesn’t get connected even though the dock is connected to the laptop. Other accessories connected seem to be fine - USB keyboard, mouse, LAN are all okay. I have a 2020 13-inch Macbook Pro. The problem I have is seen with both HDMI ports.Sometimes (but not always), when I connect my sleeping Macbook Pro to the Zmuipng dock, the Macbook doesn’t wake up when I press the keyboard or mouse which are also connected to the dock. On the dock, I use the USB ports (for keyboard and mouse), I use the LAN port and I use one of the HDMI ports for an external monitor. I also have my Macbook’s power connector attached to the dock and the dock is feeding power to my Macbook. I can hear the beep when I connect the dock to my Macbook so I know it’s recognizing that power got connected to it. I don’t have this problem if my Macbook is already awake when I make the connection. It’s only an issue when it’s sleeping that it cannot be woken up.As of last week, it seems to be destroying the USB power cable bringing the power to the dock. One cable went bad last week, so I replaced it with a working spare one I had laying from my older Mac. Now, the replaced cable has also gone bad. The power supply is fine and if I connect another cable to it, it works fine. Also, the port on the Macbook is fine because when I connect a working cable to it, it starts charging up. I'm going to stop using the dock and just individually plug in my devices using the Apple dongles. Can't afford to have all my peripherals destroyed by this device.

Worked good when it did a year. Then my laptop battery ran dead with the hub still plugged in. Came back next day and the hub wouldn't work anymore at all. Bought a different brand to replace it and it worked fine, then that one died after 18 months also. This seems to be a pattern with these USB docking stations that all look similar and are not commonly recognized brand names. I suggest you purchase with an expectation to need to replace it within 18 months.

I use this device on my Chromebook, and have used it for a month without a single problem. It worked so much better that the last one that I owned. I hook two external monitors and a charging device up to my Chromebook every day. In addition, various other items, like memory sticks get used from time to time. For every single device, when I plugged it in, it just worked. No muss, no fuss. So easy, I forget the device is even there...