WAVLINK Laptop Docking Station USB C Triple Display (Single 8K/Dual 4K), 125W PD3.1 Pass-Through, for Windows & MacBook M1/M2/M3/M4, 2 HDMI, DP, Ethernet, SD/TF

A fantastic dock that just works , no drivers required. No issues running two 2k DP monitors from a HP EliteBook G11.

Got this for my WFH set up. I have a Win 11 HP work laptop and a Samsung Galaxy Book4. Both work really well with a dual monitor set up. It comes with a decent usbc cable for connecting/charging and I power it using my HP laptop charger which works fine.Note it only supports up to 125W machines, I tested this with a HP gaming laptop which I later realised was 135W and it didn't charge it of course. Most gaming laptops are even higher than this so this dock wouldn't be suitable.It's absolutely brilliant for simple/standard set ups, looks smart and was reasonably priced compared to others. It's only downside is the number of usb ports, I would have liked one or two more to give this 5 stars.

Having tried a number of different and usually far more expensive USBC docks for my Macbook Pro M1, HP Elitebook and various Dell work PCs this one just worked right out the box. No more odd blackouts, no more idiotic screen resolutions selected and it's been the only one that seems to negotiate power delivery properly on all my devices (so they don't sit at 100% charge all the time).This is well worth the money.

Features enable full use of legacy devices when laptop has limited ports.Attached for a couple of weeks and working well.

I have used this dock over the past month for two different scenarios, a Windows 10 work laptop (which is relatively locked down in terms of drivers etc due to work security policies) and a Windows 11 home desktop PC. In both cases, I have been able to utilise all of the ports with impressive speeds and compatibility with devices. A 4K monitor was able to run over the display port and HDMI ports with no problems at all - and I was able to get higher refresh rate that monitor supports. Now typically for my desktop setup I have it directly linked to the GPU so that scenario (desktop to hub to monitor) was only as a test, but it passed with flying colours. All USB and USB c ports on the device work great with no connection drops or anything like that and very fast transfer speeds. I am using the hub in tandem with a USB plug which outputs 140 watts, so I connect this via usb C to the usb C PD port on the back of the wavlink hub / docking station and then the USB (computer) C out port, I have a cable from that to my work laptop (or desktop in that test) which carries both power (in the case of my work laptop - keeps it charged 100% and quite fast too) and devices (to both systems in their test scenarios). In terms of appearance and build quality, the station looks quite sleek, it is a good size but not overly bulky. Aesthetics of it are quite nice as it has a sort of serrated top and then the grey plating on the side, with a base to keep it standing up stable - which it does, have not had it fall or anything in a month of use. I also regularly use the aux port for my work headset which gives good sound quality as expected. The LAN port works as expected too, stable full on ethernet connection with nice low latency. Cannot find anything to fault this station with and value wise it's really a premium docking station with all the bells and whistles needed for any laptop set up or working from home so well worth the investment.

The description of the item is a little vague, it states its 125W charging but is does not include a power supply. It can easily passthrough the power from your laptops powers supply. I found a separate psu via amazon (which arrived a day later)The device is easy to setup - just plug in connections and works without drivers.The stand is not detachable so has to be hidden behind your monitors or laptop.Overall its a good docking station but could be improved with some more usb ports.

This is a powerful docking station which can support charging multiple devices at the same time.Essentially any device with an USB or HDMI port can be connected to this docking station, like laptop, tablet, mobile phone or even auxiliary items which connect via jack cable. MicroSD cards can also be connected. Furthermore, the docking station can be used to charge devices or to connect multiple screens together like extending the laptop screen to multiple monitors.The docking station is of good quality and very capable but a small hiccup with it is that in order to unleash all of its potential it will have to be connected to a power socket to then power up everything else that is connected to it and this charger however is not supplied. The docking station can still work straight out the box and can be connected to the laptop but in this scenario the power source is the laptop itself.A good docking station with a slight initial inconvenience of not having a charging cable.