USB C Docking Station Dual DisplayPort, 9 in 1 Laptop
USB C Docking Station Dual DisplayPort, 9 in 1 Laptop Docking Station Dual Monitor Adapter USB C Hub with 2 DP, HDMI, 3 USB 3.0, PD 100W, SD&TF for Dell/HP/MacBook/Surface
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What problems are we solving?
Laptop affect our work and our lives, so we know that it is a very responsible thing to bring you more efficient work and quality of life.
Why do we love what we do?
Sharing happy, one happy becomes two; Telling about one more unhappy, shortcoming becomes one less.
What makes our products unique?
In order to meet the needs of customers, we are constantly seeking product innovation and upgrading, not only for the practicability of each port, but also for some details. This docking station is a must have.
I got this this to connect multiple monitors up to help with my work flow and truly thought this would be overkill but it soon fills up!
It’s works flawlessly and really saves space.
Buit quality is extremely good
Very happy indeed, great produc
Re: 9 IN 1 USB-C Docking Station Dual HDMI Adapter USB C Hub Multiport with 2 HDMI DisplayPort,100W PD,3 USB A SD/TF
Great to support three 4K displays, 2 HDMI+1Displayport. Remember though that only Windows system supports the triple display, not Mac, not the fault of the manufacturer anyway. The gaming experience with multiple monitors is just fantastic.
I would not hesitate to recommend but it’s your decision.
Recently, I added this versatile docking station to my setup. It comes with dual monitor support and a range of ports for enhanced connectivity. The USB-C hub, with dual HDMI, DisplayPort, a powerful charging port, and multiple USB slots, has streamlined my workspace seamlessly. Its integration with different devices and the ability to support multiple monitors have significantly boosted my productivity. For those seeking a reliable and efficient docking solution, this multiport hub is a worthwhile investment.
This hub comes in very minimal packaging, just an outer thin card box with the item wrapped inside a plastic sleeve (seems to be the biodegradable plastic, which is good to see). It gives almost no protection to the product except keeping it clean. For the money this is a bit poor.
The actual hub is much more solid, with what appears to be a metal inner and an ABS plastic outer. The ports are nice and robust and the fit isn’t too tight. Cables can be removed with one hand no problem. It’s a nice compact unit and isn’t annoying to carry in your trouser pocket.
The nine ports are, specifically: 2 x HDMI ports, 1 x DisplayPort, 1 x Type C PD 3.0 port at 100W, 1 x USB 3.0 port, 2 x USB 2.0 ports, 1 x SD slot, and 1 x TF slot.
Please note that on the video side of things there are specific restrictions regarding simultaneous outputs, so read the product description carefully to ensure it suits your needs. There are less restrictions on PC than on Mac, but you should still pay close attention to the specification.
During testing all ports were up to their stated speed, except the PD ‘100W’ port, which only gave 90W at best. This is a standard performance and isn’t a problem as far as I am concerned.
The listed price is 44.98, a lot cheaper than the Apple equivalent product. For the number of ports on this and the video performance this is a decent price and far cheaper than many more famous branded products.
MOKiN Docking Station Dual Monitor, 9 IN 1 USB-C Docking Station Dual HDMI Adapter USB C Hub — Review
This USB C docking station by MOKin is very well-made. It is made from a grey metal that feels very solid. This docking station allows you to connect up to 3 displays. 2 of these at up to 4k@60Hz and one is up to 4k@30Hz. In addition to these display outputs, the dock also has 1 USB 3.0 port, 2 USB 2.0 ports, 1 USB C PD Port & an SD/TF card slot. This is a good port selection however It would have been nice to see more than just 1 USB 3.0 port. I used this docking station heavily for around an hour and didn’t run into any overheating issues which is nice to see.
Overall, for the price of 44.98 at the time of review, this product is fairly priced vs the competition. I’d recommend this primarily to anyone who is looking for a docking station device to connect multiple external monitors to their laptop.
Overall a nicely built compact device with a very solid aluminium casing. Especially useful for some Macs which are hindered by a limited number of ports.
Pros:
* Compact Size.
* 4K(60hz) DP and HDMI Outputs.
* Dual card readers which can read simultaneously.
Cons:
* PD passthrough is not 100W Charging, it is 85W (Listing states 100W, then 87W, then 85W all in different places).
* Would have preferred a detachable uplink lead.
* USB-C speed limited to USB 3.0 speeds of 5Gbps even when used in isolation – No 3.1 support.
* Mac is limited to 1 extended display even when using M series Pro/Max Chips.
This is a review for the Mokin MOUC0304 9 in 1 USB-C docking station (44.98 at time of review).
I have two computers that can make use of this dongle – my personal MacBook Air M1 and my work’s Surface Laptop.
It’s fine on the Mac – it gives you USB-A sockets for 1 x USB-3 and 2 x USB-2, a micro SD and full size SD slot and 2 x HDMI and one full size DisplayPort. On M1 – you can only output a single external display (or multiple repeated). If having the choice between DP and HDMI is a consideration then this might be useful to you.
On Surface this is a much more useful device. My Surface came with the official docking station – which is a clunky box with its own PSU and related cables. With this dongle I can plug in multiple monitors, external keyboard and mouse and power it using through the USB-C port on the device. It’s worth it to reduce the clutter!
This is a tad pricier than the competition however the addition of DisplayPort probably factors in. Add to the fact that Mokin is an established brand – this is a good buy and you can’t go wrong if it ticks the boxes for you.
/Andy
This thing is pretty damn extensive, and has a load of inputs. More than I’d ever need, but I’d rather have too many ports than not enough!
Cannot tell how this would actually perform if you loaded up every single port with devices – I can’t think any people that would actually need that.
It works for what I need it do and the big plus – I can hot swap it from my Mac to my PC without any issues, Very pricey though – I think this is selling more than what anyone can possibly need.
This is a nice, neat, multi-function hub.
The main body measures around 11.2cm x 4.7cm x 1.6cm and is finished in a silvery-grey plastic. The bulk of the ports are along the sides with only the display port located at the opposite end to the cable. Overall it is of quite nice quality and feels robust.
The cable is approximately 24cm long and is of very good quality with thick sheathing along its full length. Extra protection is provided just at the point where it enters the main housing. This is a vulnerable point for all such cables and this extra support will protect it against damage.
With one exception I had success with all the devices, cards etc that I connected to it. Everything worked exactly as it should. My only failure was in trying to set up a multi-display configuation for my PC. I tried and tried but could not get it to work. However, I suspect that my lack of experience was mostly to blame, although I do think the instructions could do with being a lot more detailed.
In considering a star rating I felt 4was fair. The manual could be a lot better and the hub seems a little pricey to me @ just under 45. Despite those criticisms I still feel this is a very good product that dramatically increases your device connection possibilities.