USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock - 7 Ports, Integrated Cable, Universal Compatibility, 4K Support - Black

Excellent product quality and great value for the money. Worked seamlessly with my Lenovo laptop and two monitors.

It only works with laptops or mobile devices unfortunately. If it worked with my Desktop Natively that would have been great. If you need it for on the go it gets the job done. But if you are going to use it for your desktop make sure you have a compatible GPU.

This was working fine at first. I already had a Lenovo 100W adapter. The DP and HDMI monitors were both working along with a usb hub for my keyboard and mouse. It was charging the laptop. I would put my laptop to sleep and wake it and everything was fine. I disconnected it for my work in the office day. When I came home and reconnected, nothing worked. Monitors didn’t work. USB A, and both USB C ports didn’t work. Tried both USB C ports on my laptop. Tried another laptop. Waited 2 days to with it unplugged. It’s not working. Amazon approved the return.

.It's tiny, which is not bad from my point of view. For reference, I placed the business card holder in the photo. The USB-C connector attached to the unit is not user-replaceable ( expected, but a disadvantage). My old device and docking station only worked with a D-Port, and I connected to this unit's D-Port adapter - no picture. I connected the device directly to the HDMI port, which works fine and is sufficient for my needs. I will research later what is not working with the DPort adapter or DPort in the unit and update the review. So far, I like the device, and it's answering all my needs

Gets your monitors going exactly as planned...as long as you have the correct cables. Randomly one took one hdmi input and the other only worked using the vga cable/adapter. Might be my lack of knowledge, but luckily accumulated cables and adapters through the years. Small discrete size helps since you dont have much room to hide it due to the short cable connecting to the laptop. Only knock, would be the output of power to say charge you cell phone doesn't provide much power, but understandable due to the size. Basically just keeps your phones battery stable.

I got this for my Lenovo Thinkbook so I could use external (2) monitors. It is very small and compact but a little heft to it. Using the laptop's power supply I am able to power the laptop and 1 external monitor while the other required an adapter for the wall. I can use the laptop with 2 monitors, USB keyboard and mouse, and have an older USB port for headphones making this a good option from working away from my main PC rig. There are no moving parts, lights, or things to break so and it just works. I would highly recommend for modern laptops as they have limited powered ports and few to no older usb plug support.

As a software engineer I was working on a contract with a client supplied Lenovo laptop. However, there was only one HDMI port and I have two 27" monitors in my home office. I have a USB to HDMI connector but you need to download a small driver and install it. They didn't want me to do that (which I'm ok with). They were supposed to send a docking station but never did so I bought this unit on my own as it wasn't very expensive. It really does everything a docking station will do from my experience. It worked perfectly and gave me my second monitor. I only used it for the HDMI port so I can't comment on the other ports. It is high quality and I would recommend. That job is over so I'm not using it now but I'm sure I will use it again.

Minimal USB ports, no power supply included, short connector cord to laptop are the reasons for the mediocre rating. This docking station only has a single old style USB port and two USB C so I had to buy adaptors to use with my older peripherals. Despite how it was advertised with a power supply rating implying it has its own power cord, it DOES NOT INCLUDE a power supply. I had planned on keeping my Lenovo power cord in my computer backpack and leaving the docking station setup on my desk but now I need to crawl around and move the power supply I had.