WAVLINK USB 3.0 Universal Laptop Docking Station Dual Monitor for Windows and Mac, USB 3.0 or USB-C Dock Video Display Outputs HDMI/DVI/VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, 6 USB Ports, Audio

Has plenty of ports, provides all the connections I could imagine wanting. Source from usb-3 or usb-c

I recently picked up a 13.3 laptop and it is severely lacking in connection options. It has 2 USB-A ports, a USB-C port and 3.5mm jack, besides the power connection thats it. This is working perfectly to keep everything connected AND to keep me from having unplug disconnect a bunch of wires every time I need to pick it up and walk into a conference room or head out to meet with a client. This is precisely what I needed AND the fact that it is powered from a connection through the USB-A port means that it isnt monopolizing the USB-C / Thunderbolt connection. The only issue I had with it was that connecting a Logitech USB Wireless Dongle. Trying to run the wireless mouse through this was SUPER SUPER laggy. It was almost unusable. Outside of that, very pleased with it. Very pleased with it.

Best bang for the buck. Everything is working as expected, very pleased.

The first thing I noticed case itself is very very high quality. Then I started testing ports and realized that every port is Extremely durable. With my experience this product will always work as advertised, and work for a very long time. I personally use it on my desktop, it works great with linux as well as windows!

I am thoroughly impressed with this quad monitor docking station. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of functionality and ease of use. Setting it up with my USB-C Lenovo 480 and MS Surface 7 was a breeze after installing the driver. The docking station seamlessly recognized and supported all four Viewsonic monitors via DisplayPort. Its worth noting that the compatibility with Windows 11 allows for a wide range of configurations, providing a highly customizable experience. The build quality of this docking station is exceptional. The sleek design adds a touch of elegance to my workstation, while the hand controls offer convenient access to various functions. The two bright lights provide excellent illumination for my workspace. The versatility to mount it with or without ducts adds further flexibility to the installation process. Although I chose to have it professionally installed due to ongoing kitchen renovations, the instructions provided indicate that self-installation is straightforward for those who are handy. The comprehensive installation instructions make the process user-friendly. Overall, this docking station is a standout choice. It delivers on its promises and offers a seamless and efficient experience. Whether youre upgrading from an older model or looking for a reliable quad monitor solution, this docking station is a significant upgrade. I highly recommend it for its exceptional quality, ease of use, and impressive functionality.

This is a niche hub product, but it might suit you very well. PRO -Lots of USB 3 ports -3.5mm audio -Comparatively sturdy upright design for cable-heavy installations -HD @ 60hz, single monitor options somewhat better -2 year warranty CON -No support for HDCP -No host power -No DisplayPort -No 4K monitor support -No USB-C ports -Probably no fast-charge ports Im not certain, but I wonder whether this model is a transitional one? Perhaps thats the reason for the omitted port options. The niche appears to be this: -You have USB 3 and its your fastest available USB port -You have few USB-C format adapters -Youre not using DisplayPort -Your hub isnt going to be used for power (typically, Thunderbolt host hubs) For more, check the Synaptics / DisplayLink Wikipedia page to better understand the standard which certifies this device.

Love using this docking station with my computer. Helps link up my monitors, Wacom tablet, and more. This really helps me organise computer items.

This one is easy to use and we set up with the kids gaming and homework setup easily. Solid build. It does not play well with Macbooks, but with PC it did just fine. Be sure to read the specs on this one. It does what its meant for well, but it does not like newer tech. Does not support Displayport, 4K monitors, and does not offer power.

The very first thing you notice on this is that its a very solid bit of hardware. Using this as a docking station, its not sliding around the desk - its a bit hefty. This comes with a USB and separate power brick. Its another item that has the power circuitry at the plug, so it does need a little room - if youve got a tight outlet youll be using, you might want a small extension with a normal size plug. Thats about the only beef I have with this, though. Its got a reasonable number of USB ports, both 2.0 and 3.0 (no USB C) to have a desktop station set up for a laptop. It also handles HDMI and DVI, and provides an ethernet port if needed. The DVI was actually welcome, given one of the monitors I had. I dont know how heavily used it would be. In short - its not fancy, theres no USB C ports, but its a solid piece doing a solid job, and thats really all I could ask of it.

I have a lot of peripheral devices, including multiple displays, that I use with my laptop at my work station. It is a real pain to connect/disconnect all of them. This docking station was the answer to this problem. With the vertical form it keeps everything neat with most connections in the back but still has 4 USB-3.0 ports and a headset jack available from the front. It has enough weight to remain stable. I like this much better than those that lay flat.