Laptop Docking Station Dual Monitor, 14 in 1 USB C Hub Multiport Adapter Dongle with 2 HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, SD/TF, USB C/A Ports, PD, Mic/Audio, Compatible for MacBook Dell HP Lenovo

It’s been about a year since I’ve bought this and it’s working great. The only issue is that it was starting to overheat a bit because of everything I plug into it, but I found that if I plugged in an additional power source to support it versus plugging it into only my computer for the power source. It does phenomenal. It has enough ports for everything that I need. I plug in everything from external screens, external mouse, keyboard camera, and so on and it does a great job, easy and portable and cheaper than a full docking station.

Dock works very well. $34.99 is a very good price, a competitors dock with similar features sells for $214.99.I use the USB-C PD input from a 150W USB-C PD charger and since the laptop supports USB-C PD charging there's only a single connection to the laptop to connect a monitor, mouse, keyboard, and external camera. A laptop will last a lot longer, and run cooler, when it's used at home with external peripheralsThis dock:2x HDMI (1 x 4K@60Hz, 1 x 4K@30Hz)1x DisplayPort1x Gigabit Ethernet1x USB-C data transfer1x USB-C PD charging input2x USB-A 3.03x USB-A 2.01x x 3.5mm TRRS (Audio & Mic Combined on a 4 conductor socket)1x x SD card reader1x x TF (MicroSD) card reader$214.99 dock3x HDMI ports2x DisplayPort5x USB-A ports1x USB-C port1x Gigabit Ethernet1x 3.5mm Audio In1x 3.5mm Audio OutIntegrated USB-PD input power cableNo card readers

The media could not be loaded. It seemed OK at 1st with all the ports but I'm frustrated because there is no fix for the constant signal loss for a moment. Hdmi (either port) seems worse than the Display port with these frequent drops in signal. It's not the wires as I've tried multiple hdmi and dp cables.About every minute or 2 I'll get blank screen for about 3-5 seconds. Sometimes does it multiple times in a row and others it doesn't happen except maybe 1 time an hour. There is no consistency with the issue to try and pinpoint the cause. It does it with my 100w, 200w, and even 65w charger so it's not a power issue. Best guess is the issue is bad connectors/weak solder connections or something like that inside the hub as even wiggling the wires won't cause the issue so it isn't any external wires.I'm also not even using it for multiple displays, just 1 at a time but will use different monitors depending where I am so I've been able to test on many devices and no difference. If you need a reliable hub. This is not it and seems to be a waste of money if you need it for display unless your OK with frequent drops as my quick video shows. Also with the sd card reader, the cards stick way out so you can't just leave one inside to have some storage in the hub as you'll snap sd card in half pretty easily. I really wanted to like this but the constant signal dropping is deal breaker. Even my 5yr old cheap anker hub I got for phone and switch still works fine on the same cables without any drops in signal. I'm outside return window so stuck with this junk. But I've learned my lesson trying to get by with a cheap hub since I've needed it for work lately so I'll be replacing this with the anker 575 13 in 1 docking station, not the hub version so I don't even need to worry about a power supply. If you need a good one that is close in price with the same features I would recommend the Anker A8385 PowerExpand 11 in 1 Type C Hub with DP/HDMI as it's currently at time of writing $38 for a factory refurbished unit with same warranty as new.

Reasonable range of ports for the price. Small enough size to pack in any laptop bag. Heavy duty aluminum construction with a sturdy USB-C connector cable.

I have bought four of these so far. They work great, driving multiple monitors, USB peripherals, and speakers without issue.The only negative thing I have to say is that the microSD card slot is easily damaged by putting a card in wrong, which, if you're using it a lot, will happen eventually. This doesn't seem to be a problem specific to these docking stations, though; the microSD module on my Framework laptop went belly-up in the exact same way. If you're doing a lot of ins and outs with [micro] SD cards, it's best to invest in a few of those 12$ Transcend dongles (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009D79VH4).