USB C Docking Station Dual Displayport Monitor Adapter for Dell/HP/Lenovo Laptop, Laptop Docking Station 3 Monitors with HDMI 4K+2 DP+VGA USB-C Hub Quadruple Display, Thunderbolt Dock to 100W PD+3USB

I personally use it for my laptop. It only has one HDMI port and with a typical HDMI splitter it does not allow me to have more than 2 screens. (The laptop lid screen and 1 external monitor.) But since my laptop has a USBC port it allows me to have up to four screens! (including my laptop lid screen) It also makes it so much easier to transport my laptop as the only thing I have to unplug is my power cord and the USBC docking station. It seems to have no latency and my external mouse and keyboard also plug into the hub so it really lessens the hassle. It seems sturdy enough as far as I can tell, and really helps with cord management. Furthermore it allows me to use a Display Port that my laptop doesn't have! Which is a feature I was really excited about. So I can just change the input from my work laptop to my Xbox without shuffling any cords around. And it isn't too hard on the wallet either for the quality and performance. The only thing I have noticed is that if I forget to turn off my computer over night the hub gets just a little warm. (No where close to hot) So that may be something to keep an eye with extended use. I was a bit worried that it may not work just plugging in using USBC but it seems like if you have a USBC port it works without issue. But what I find really amazing that I think should be noted, I tried plugging my Ipad Air into it. And it works! I can use my Ipad with my mouse and keyboard on a monitor! So it opens up possibilities for those on a budget :)

I always hate upgrading my work machine, as :-Connectors change, both USB-style, external monitor, and charging ports-New operating systems can't support a lot of older software, etc.I have a lot of devices that use USB-A style conneections, but of course those are almost non-existent on newer laptops. This docking station connects to the laptop through a single USB-C port. It gives you a BUNCH of USB-A style ports (at various data rates), a couple of HDMI ports (for external displays), and a Gigabit Ethernet port. Exactly what I needed. It worked perfectly with every one of my older devices: HP monitor (HDMI), wired Ethernet, external hard drives, external optical drives, etc. I added an external power supply so that there is sufficient power for all of these devices, and doesn't rely on power from the laptop. It made for a seamless transition from my old (2011 vintage MacBook Pro) to my new 2024 M3 MacBook Pro.

Life happens and I suddenly needed to be able to work remotely from outside my home. I didn't want to crawl under my desk and plug/unplug equipment constantly, so I jumped on Amazon to see whether there are affordable docking stations for my Lenovo Thinkpad that will arrive asap. I was surprised to find this with so many great reviews at half the price of my current docking station so I took a chance. Its compact size makes it easy to toss in a pocket of my bag and it has so many ports that my needs are covered. I connect 1 or 2 portable monitors, depending on work space. (I learned Windows button + P on keyboard sets multiple monitors viewing options, like duplicate or extend, in case this helps anyone. (I personally learn so much from reading reviews!)) In summary, this small, easily transportable gadget is big on function and I highly recommend it for anyone searching for a docking station.

I'm a graphic designer who works from home most of the time. I just replaced my desktop computer with an Acer Nitro 5 laptop in order to have the option to work somewhere other than at my desk. However, at my desk I have the laptop connected to 2 monitors, a wired keyboard and wired mouse, ethernet cable, an external camera, and wired headphones with mike. Bluetooth is great in theory, but when it doesn't work well, I get angry, so I tend to use wired peripherals. But that is a lot of stuff to unplug from the laptop in order to take it to another room! I bought the VVB 13 in 1 Hub to give me freedom of movement without all the unplugging. So far (I just received it today) it is working as expected. I'm using 4 USB ports, ethernet, the display port, an HDMI port, and the audio jack. The monitors lit up right away and I adjusted my display settings to extend them. All the USB ports are working fine. The audio jack worked with my headphones and the mike tested fine. I did have to restart the computer and go into settings to find my external camera, but it's working fine. The ethernet was not showing as connected until after I restarted the computer, and then it showed a different ethernet than it uses when plugged directly into the laptop (see photo), which is puzzling. However, it is working so I'm happy. The wi-fi is not great in my office so ethernet is a must. Another strange thing is that while I'm working, if I touch the hub for any reason, like to plug in or unplug something, my screens go dark. Then all is well once I stop touching the hub. The laptop and my monitors are plugged into a relatively new surge protector, so that is another mystery. It makes me a bit nervous. All in all, the hub is doing its job and I get to take advantage of its convenience tomorrow when I travel with my laptop.

Great purchase!

Worked perfectly. I wasn’t sure that I needed all the slots but it continues to work flawlessly.

I am sure there will be some that fight me on this but I bought this as a docking station, not a port extension. I have never bought a docking station that does not power the laptop as well. This device does not carry the power to charge your laptop. I never tried to use it as it does not have a power input USB-C connection. I quickly returned it and ordered another device. If you want a docking station to power your laptop while also connecting other devices this is not what your looking for.