USB C Docking Station Dual Monitor HDMI for Dell HP, Laptop Docking Station Thunderbolt 3/4 Dock USB C Hub Multiport Adapter with 2 HDMI,VGA,Ethernet,5 USB,100W PD,SD/TF, Audio for Lenovo,Surface Go

After returning equipment to work, i needed 2 screens to still work from home.I had a newer HDMI monitor and old VGA flat screen monitor. Both work fine with this hub along with several USB devices. I still use my laptop power supply, plugged direct in to my laptop.

Simple plug and go. no issues. Care, some USB outputs are data only. Recommend this HUB

I bought this to act as a docking station for a Dell XPS 15 9510 laptop (which has 3 USB type-C ports and little else).
I can confirm that it works well with an additional 2 monitors using the 2 HDMI ports, providing me with an extended view across 3 monitors including the laptop itself.
I also use the ethernet port to connect directly to my network, and no issues to report there either.
The 5 additional USB ports (3 USB 3.1 and 2 USB 2.0) come in very handy for adding other peripherals, such as wireless keyboard and mouse, and USB external storage.
The docking station case is good quality and robust (I think it’s brushed aluminium – it’s certainly not plastic) and the main USB Type-C cable is sturdy and a good lenght (approx 24cm).

Using it as a docking station for my Microsoft Surface 7 plus this works perfectly. I have 2 monitors, ethernet and several USB devices connected and it works well for me.

Overall this is a solid USB C hub with lots of connectivity and has worked well so far. It’s let down by the limitation of 1080p when using both HDMI ports, I wanted to drive a 1200 and 1080p screen but both output at 1080p. I was able to get 3 screens going at once by using the VGA as well so if you have 1080p displays this is great, and if it’s just 1 display you want to use this should do the job up to 4K.

The monitor cannot be connected through USB-C. Overall, it is fine.

I’m not qualified to comment on technicals, but it works, and that’s good enough. had no issues with it so far.

Not the best but good value for money, could have spent a lot more for little benefit. This hub works well, just check compatibility before you buy i

Used on my Dell Vostro 5515 and worked smoothly out of the box.
I have every single port in use (2 mice, keyboard and web cam, as well as two screens (VGA and HDMI) and the ethernet connection.
Only thing to note is that this product does not come with a power adaptor (somehow from the images I thought it would) and I had to buy that separately. The device now also powers my lap top, all via the same, one USB-C port.

Early days, but intial feedback is good for my Legion laptop (charges) and great price, BUT the cable to laptop is fairly short, so hard to keep the desk tidy. No PSU included here, so you will need a 100W PD USB C charger like those used for the mac books.

Bought latest apple laptop. When it arrived realised that only had 2 thunderbolt 4 input/outputs. Wanted to connect to TV, use memory cards and dongle using USB and occasionally use VGA projector. This adapter seemed ideal. Thought about just using separate cables for each function but this looked a much better option.Very confused about offerings doing similar things on internet with huge price differences and variable reviews. Was also not sure if would work with Thunderbolt 4 but it does. I have no idea if data transfer is optimal but it works well connecting to TV with HDMI.Was just plug and play. A few adjustments to get audio via TV rather than laptop but easy to sort. Gets quite warm when used for a while but well built and quality item. Very happy with purchase so far. Compact design so easy to carry around.

So far so good, all ports work. Plugged into my laptop, worked immediately and every USB device I’ve plugged in has worked, and while I havent measured the speed it’s fast. Stays cool. I havent tried to use all ports at once as I have no need to. Just needed to add USB ports and HDMI to new laptop that only has thunderbolt / USB C ports

I use the hub with a HP Envy laptop. Yes, it does work and the fit is more secure than my previous hub (every time I moved the laptop, it lost connection with 2nd monitor, hence buying this one). But with the HDMI, the graphics settings for my 2 screens seemed to default, so the mouse did not easily move from one to the other. This was simply fixed by right-clicking onscreen to get graphics settings, then swapping position of the 2 screen depictions on landing page.

I use the hub with a HP Envy laptop. Yes, it does work and the fit is more secure than my previous hub (every time I moved the laptop, it lost connection with 2nd monitor, hence buying this one). But with the HDMI, the graphics settings for my 2 screens seemed to default, so the mouse did not easily move from one to the other. This was simply fixed by right-clicking onscreen to get graphics settings, then swapping position of the 2 screen depictions on landing page.

I use the hub with a HP Envy laptop. Yes, it does work and the fit is more secure than my previous hub (every time I moved the laptop, it lost connection with 2nd monitor, hence buying this one). But with the HDMI, the graphics settings for my 2 screens seemed to default, so the mouse did not easily move from one to the other. This was simply fixed by right-clicking onscreen to get graphics settings, then swapping position of the 2 screen depictions on landing page.

The hub allows me to connect 2 external displays (plus my laptop screen) and plug my charger into it while still having a free USB C port. My wireless keyboard & mouse works perfectly via the USB receiver. It is so easy to plug my laptop into all the accessories when I’m sat at my desk.

I was having issues with my previous USB-C hub, disconnecting, not reconnecting, not charging the laptop at times. So updated to this in the hope that it might solve the issues. Thankfully it did.
It’s a nice unit, feels well made and provides all the connectivity I needed (Ethernet, HDMI, USB-PD and USB-A).

Got this docking station in preparation for getting a large ultrawide screen and single screen combo.

Overall the station holds up well for the signal from the monitors so far. It falls down however when it’s seemingly overloaded. Example if I plug my webcam into it, the camera picture flickers and stutters as if it’s not getting enough power. This happens with all the ports regardless of which you pick. Shame as I don’t like using the main ports on my laptop to power something like a webcam.

Used with output from Dell XPS 13 2in1 USBc port.

I have 2 monitors connected via HDMI. This has enabled me to work on one monitor and extend the desktop to monitor 2. It is possible to drag an open window between the monitors. This is useful when following instructions. E.g You can have the instructions from a website open on one monitor and apply them on the second monitor. Windows 11 split-screen would allow you to do this though I prefer to have a full-screen display.

You can connect the computer manufacturer’s USBc charger to the unit and this keeps the laptop charged sufficiently in my experience though on boot up the computer reports a low power input. You can remove this warning in the bios if it is annoying.

The VGA and remaining USB3 & 2 ports all work as expected.

14 in 1 USBC Hub/Port doing everything I’ve asked so far ..

This works well in most respects. I’ve tried it with my personal laptop (Dell XPS13) and my work one (HP Elitebook). There are more than enough USB ports for my desktop setup – a wireless USB mouse, a wired keyboard, plus a USB HD webcam. All that is fine. It’s driving two monitors – an older LG with a DVI input (using an HDMI to DVI adapter) and a fairly new Benq 1080p HD screen. I don’t have any 4K screens, so I can’t comment on that. If I move the dock while in use, the HDMI signal sometimes drops, but I don’t move it while in use, so that’s all good.

I also bought a half-metre thunderbolt extension cable. That makes this a much more useable proposition. The built-in cable is very short.

The power supply (I’m using the HP charging block for both machines) works perfectly – keeping the dock going and thru-charging the laptops when in use. Similarly the ethernet wired internet functions exactly as it should.

The unit gets slightly warm in use, but not worryingly so. If I were using it more intensively (eg for 4K video) I suppose that might put it under more pressure, but I’m not. I’m being disciplined for the moment and remembering to switch off the power supply at the plug when I turn off my computer, which I’m hoping will reduce the possibility of components burning out too quickly.

There’s one problem – for which I’ve docked it a star. The audio output doesn’t work. I’ve tested it with three laptops, and none of them produce any sound – just pops, clicks and buzzes. I think it might be a confusion between USB and audio out from the computer.

However there were still two slots free on the hub, and I had an old USB soundcard hanging around, which I’ve used to connect to my speakers. It’s not enough of an issue for me to send it back, but it adds a bit more to the wire tangle, and I’d rather just plug directly into the dock than have to find a workaround.

Overall, this thing cost me just over fifty pounds, plus a tenner for the extension cable, and it means I can retire my full-sized desktop PC. Comparable units from Dell or other big manufacturers will set you back up to five times that amount of money. I’m happy with it.

This works well in most respects. I’ve tried it with my personal laptop (Dell XPS13) and my work one (HP Elitebook). There are more than enough USB ports for my desktop setup – a wireless USB mouse, a wired keyboard, plus a USB HD webcam. All that is fine. It’s driving two monitors – an older LG with a DVI input (using an HDMI to DVI adapter) and a fairly new Benq 1080p HD screen. I don’t have any 4K screens, so I can’t comment on that. If I move the dock while in use, the HDMI signal sometimes drops, but I don’t move it while in use, so that’s all good.

I also bought a half-metre thunderbolt extension cable. That makes this a much more useable proposition. The built-in cable is very short.

The power supply (I’m using the HP charging block for both machines) works perfectly – keeping the dock going and thru-charging the laptops when in use. Similarly the ethernet wired internet functions exactly as it should.

The unit gets slightly warm in use, but not worryingly so. If I were using it more intensively (eg for 4K video) I suppose that might put it under more pressure, but I’m not. I’m being disciplined for the moment and remembering to switch off the power supply at the plug when I turn off my computer, which I’m hoping will reduce the possibility of components burning out too quickly.

There’s one problem – for which I’ve docked it a star. The audio output doesn’t work. I’ve tested it with three laptops, and none of them produce any sound – just pops, clicks and buzzes. I think it might be a confusion between USB and audio out from the computer.

However there were still two slots free on the hub, and I had an old USB soundcard hanging around, which I’ve used to connect to my speakers. It’s not enough of an issue for me to send it back, but it adds a bit more to the wire tangle, and I’d rather just plug directly into the dock than have to find a workaround.

Overall, this thing cost me just over fifty pounds, plus a tenner for the extension cable, and it means I can retire my full-sized desktop PC. Comparable units from Dell or other big manufacturers will set you back up to five times that amount of money. I’m happy with it.

great item but I cant get the 4K to work on both HDMI outputs. 1st monitor is fine but second one locks to 800×600 and I cant change the resolution in Windows.

Very small footprint and simple to setup.

Q. What device do you use the adapter for?
A. I use it to expand the ports that I have on my Dell laptop. I make use of one HDMI port, one USB 3.0 port, one USB 2.0 port and the Ethernet port. All work well.

Q. Did the adapter compatible/work well with your device?
A. Yes

Plugs in and works on my iMac, no messing about.

The hub works straight out of the box. The extra display vga works great with the mac mini m1. The foot print with the cables coming out at all angles make it awkward on the tabletop And takes up quite a bit of space. The machined finish on the bottom is fairly sharp. I attached a couple of soft furniture feet pads to it so I didn’t scratch anything. However, everything connects well and the speed is excellent and the sheer number and variety of connections is outstanding.

My working from home laptop is a Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 which came with a Microsoft Surface Dock 2.

The laptop only has outputs for 1x USB 3 and 1x USB C-with display support.

I like to use wired (Ethernet, mouse and keyboard), and Viewsonic PX800HD projector as my super large screen main display.

With the Microsoft Dock 2, the display flickered on and off constantly (more off than on) and was totally unusable.
The Ethernet was a complete failure.

So I bought this Docking Station byABIWAZY

It worked out of the box with no problems whatsoever
Ethernet works fine
Display: (USB-C to HDMI) works fine, no difficulty getting a display, no flickers or disconnects.
USB Mouse and Keyboard totally fine.

All works as should be expected really, but I do note that Microsoft could not get their over 230 thing to work ‘with a Microsoft Laptop’ and this hub works out of the box at a much lower price point.

Works great for connecting my new laptop to multiple devices – wired keyboard, heaphones/mic, mouse, USB sticks, and (although it didn’t work at first – I had to download the specific Philips 4k monitor drivers) my 4k external monitor via the HDMI socket.

The only negative, though possible it’s the laptop’s fault (it’s a brand new 2021 LG Gram 16″), when I plug the USB C charger into it then plug the hub into the laptop, the charge doesn’t pass through to the laptop. Not a show-stopper though as the utility of the rest of the hub beats anything else I have hands-down.

Works great for connecting my new laptop to multiple devices – wired keyboard, heaphones/mic, mouse, USB sticks, and (although it didn’t work at first – I had to download the specific Philips 4k monitor drivers) my 4k external monitor via the HDMI socket.

The only negative, though possible it’s the laptop’s fault (it’s a brand new 2021 LG Gram 16″), when I plug the USB C charger into it then plug the hub into the laptop, the charge doesn’t pass through to the laptop. Not a show-stopper though as the utility of the rest of the hub beats anything else I have hands-down.

Excellent hub. Does what I needed(connect 2 screen via a laptop) and more.

The only thing I have a grumble with is I wish the cable was longer to give more flexibility on placement. Going between different laptops(personal and work) can be a pain.

This docking station is excellent value for money, we are a web business and have now purchased 4 of these devices and have devices from most leading manufacturers attached with no issues.

It is smaller than expected but is well constructed. It gets warm but so far there is no sign of overheating. My new windows 10 machine only has a Thunderbolt 4 and 1 USB3 connection. A thunderbolt hub like this seems an ideal solution for forward and backward compatibility. So far, I have found the multiple USB connectors work fine as does the ethernet and audio connection. The two card slots are fine and don’t need to be pushed in too far. A graphic beside them does tell you which way to insert them. I have still to try the VGA connector to a projector.
So far, I have found two disappointments. There is no through charge to my Dell laptop (charger – hub – Dell) which will become a problem if added power load through the hub drains the battery faster. I also found that my Transcend external hard drive missed a few simple commands like opening a new folder. I now connect this direct to the computer.
I am upgrading my iPad as well and have hope this unit will allow connection to this system as well.

This is hands down the best and reliable docking station I have bought. I have a Dell XPS-13 that I use for software development primarily. I was able to configure 3 monitors without issues with this docking station. 2 HDMI outputs to my Samsung monitors works like a charm and I have 1 VGA output to a third HP monitor. Extra ports on the docking station allows me to connect things like chargers/memory sticks etc. Best part is, it is light in weight and very portable. Now it is so easy for me to simply unplug the docking station and take my laptop with me, and connect it easily back. I have a colleague who tested this with their Microsoft Surface Book 3 and it worked fine too. Very happy with the purchase and recommend it.

very good I use it for my ipad pro 12.9 2020
I tried malny but it is the only one
ipad took it as accessories.
it doesn’t effect Netflix or any other streaming apps
and you do can control the voice.
the charge a bit not fast but it is okay as it is charge and take multiple USB types.

Very good quality hardware. Works perfectly. All ports do the job. One star less because I has not got hols for screws for VGA connection. Only push.