Anker565 11-in-1 USB-C Hub, Docking Station with 10 Gbps USB-C & USB-A Data Ports, 4K HDMI, DisplayPort, 100W PD, 2 USB 2.0 Data, Ethernet, AUX, microSD & SD, for MacBook Pro and More

Very useful for my MacBook Air peripherals, it does get a little warm over prolonged use but apparently this is normal.Good build quality, good performance.

it's working perfect, no issues at all, I would always recommended the Anker products for relibities, for having a stable connectivities with all of the devices and connections including rj45-network cable to usbs-c computer, usbs-10gb to all other devices, and all of audio outputs, etc,

The most comprehensive USB hub I could find in this price range (that's actually good).I tried a few lower priced ones that worked fine but seemed to have issues where they glitched and ejected my SSD's... This is the first good, solid hob that works perfectly and has access to all the ports i need (multi USB, PD and access do SD/TF slots)The perfect combo and it's works right out the box. Great bit of kit!

I have used several setups over the last few years but this is by far the smallest and easiest to use with my work laptop. I mainly use a Office 365 applications so do not need a high tech setup.I have 3 screens (including laptop), keyboard, mouse and anker conference webcam all connected. I bought separately a Anker 100w USB-C which also powers my laptop (allowing a simple plug and play). It works perfectly.

This device makes up for what a basic iMac M4 is missing in the way of ports. It has allowed me to connect a legacy NAS that I use for Time Machine backups etc, as well as proving an ethernet connection.The Black Friday price made it an affordable purchase.

I've owned a few of these on different desks over the past few years.It's worth noting there is a bug with Macbooks where the device reports a maximum refresh rate of 85hz at certain resolutions (3840x1600 in my case). The device however only supports 60hz at this resolution, so the display doesn't work. This is fine if you're using an extended display as you can use the other display to change the refresh rate, but if you're using the monitor on its own, it can be problematic as it defaults to 85hz, and you get no picture at all, and no way to change the refresh rate! I had to VNC into the MacBook in order to set the correct refresh rate.It has habits of dropping connection. After much testing over a couple of years, I've concluded that ther HDMI seems to struggle when you're using other devices attached to the hub. So if you're using HDMI and also doing a call on Zoom/Meet, you'll start getting drop outs. It's as if the hub just can't cope with the bandwidth.With displayport there seem to be random flickers and dropouts, I think specifically related to static discharge. I have no such problems with my PC using the same monitor, but I suspect there's some poor shielding on the device which causes these issues.

Great product, and worked great with my HP laptop.I returned because the USB C cable is too short so if you get this you may want to consider also buying a USB C extension cable that supports high speed data transfer.

Only just taken delivery but it is easy to set up and so far has worked well