UGREENDocking Station, Revodok Pro 308 USB C Hub, Triple Display with 2x 4K HDMI and 1x DP, 10Gbps USB-A & C Data Ports, 100W PD Charging, Laptop Dock for HP, Dell, ThinkPad and More

I needed something cheap and cheerful to stay at my desk to make docking my MacBook Air quick and easy. It’s got monitor ports, USB-C PD and plenty of USB-A and C ports to use so what more could you ask for? Love it. 👍

Exactly what I was looking for to use an external monitor for my sons' laptop, with extra USB ports. There is only 1 USB-C on his laptop. This hub has 2, plus a PD USB-C and 2 more USB-A, and can hook up 3 monitors with 2 x HDMI and 1 x Displayport. And all for a reasonable price.

Working from home, I hated the faff of plugging/unplugging multiple cables everytime I wanted to move my laptop.This little dock works brilliantly and much cheaper than the official HP dock. No hassle setup being just plug in and play, no software/drivers needed. 2 hdmi ports handle two monitors with ease, and I use a USB-to-ethernet adapter for wired Internet via the dock. No issues with the connection speed on that either.Very versatile and capable of pass through charging if you have a usb-c charger to plug into the dock. No issues with heat although I haven't used the pass through charging feature yet.Only complaint is that the cable from dock to laptop could/should be MUCH MUCH longer. It's only 30cm at best so you can't really position the dock out of the way or move the laptop too far. It has to be on your desk, with everything that's plugged in clearly visible, leaving a bit of a cluttered look instead of just a single cable.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Very impressive piece of kit. Well made with more than enough connectivity. The cable is a bit short but is easily extended. Used with Lenovo, Acer and Dell laptops. I have a 5 year old Dell monitor with downstream USBA hub and Displayport connection.

All ports work. Wish I'd bought a bigger one but didn't know how useful this would be. :)Works with USB4 port on my laptop to connect all my peripherals, charger, and HDMI.

The problem with technology is that there are so many parts from different manufacturers that can go into a system. Try adding something new, and when it fails to work is it incompatibility or simply a broken component? In my case I have a new laptop which I wanted to use with 2 4K monitors. I added this Ugreen device to attach hdmi cables. It worked magnificently for 4 days, then it stopped. No idea why, and I'm not sure where the real issue might lay. All I know is that this docking station will pass through a power supply, and a USB-a web cam. But ask it to do 2 HDMI connections and it fails. Maybe expecting a £30 unit to offer the same functions as units that cost five times as much is being naive.

Ugreen products are great. Good quality and good value.

I use my monitors USB-C power into this docks power port then plug the dock directly into my MacBook Pro USB-C, then connect the dock via display port back into the monitor. It means I bypass any internal monitor stuff and i]have a much better usb 3.0+ experience.