UGREENRevodok Pro Docking Station (11-in-1), Dual 4K@60Hz HDMI+DP, 4K@120Hz DisplayPort, 2×10Gbps USB-C, 100W PD, 170MB/s SD/TF, 40cm Cable, Aluminum USB C Hub for Dell, HP, Surface Laptops

Been using this for a few weeks and honestly pretty impressed. The transfer speeds are great - moving big files to my external SSD is way faster than my old hub.What I love is that I can have everything plugged in at once without issues - HDMI to my monitor, ethernet cable, SSD, charging my laptop through the 100W power delivery, plus another usb dock daisy chained to it all working perfectly together. No dropouts or connection problems.It does get a bit warm when you're really pushing it with multiple devices, but nothing crazy. Feels well built too, not some cheap plastic thing.Overall really happy with it, does exactly what it's supposed to do. Good buy if you need lots of ports and fast data transfer.

Why did you choose this product over others?:This is a great compact multi device docking unit. Had many ports for my needs. Size:Compact

Provides lots of different connections, including wired ethernet, and you can plug in further adapters / splitters if there are not enough. My one gripe, hence a docked star, is that power remains on in the hub even after the laptop is switched off so some connected peripherals (in my case keyboard and speakers) also remain on - the addition of an on/off power switch would fix this and make it perfect.

An incredibly useful device to use in conjunction with a laptop (provided you have a Thunderbird port). Currently connects moniter, keyboard, mouse, ethernet cable, power and external hard drives. The full-sized SD card reader is useful as my laptop only has a microSD slot.

Works on Macbook M1. Using Displayport, power and Keyboard, mouse, wired network as well as external drive attached. The drive will only run up to 10Gb but that's fine for me. Only using one monitor. Does the job.

This is a fantastic docking station for anyone with multiple porting needs! It's super easy to use, and I've had no issues with any of the connections. I especially appreciate how compact it is, making it great for travel. While it does get warm during use, it never overheats. Overall, a very handy piece of kit for the office or on the go!

Firstly, this is a nicely crafted product, it feels nice and well made and looks the part too.This is ideal for people with a notebook or chromebook type device that has limited IO, but has USB-C connectivity.You pretty much get all you need here and the speeds of the ports are all perfectly fine, especially the USB.The gigabit Ethernet should be fine for most home users as hardly anyone has faster at home anyhow.It's a real nice touch having HDMI and Display ports as I have had the issue where my office screen was HDMI and my home was DP, which meant two dongles for me. This has them both and they work seamlessly.Installations is a breeze, everything is all ply and play, with no drivers needed at all, which is great news.It's a good tough little dock/dongle with plenty of features packed into a small footprint which makes it ideal to throw into your laptop bag and as it's tough, you are never going to worry about damage.5 stars, it's great!

I'm still waiting for one of these devices that does everything I want - there always seem to be compromises. Here, display support is good. I can get 4K60 with HDR over HDMI happily, which is mainly what I need. 10Gbps USB is fine, but USB2 USB-A ports are disappointing as it means I need to carry an adapter for any legacy USB3 devices unless I'm happy being limited to ~50MB/s.The card reader seems fine - I tested it using a 200MB/s Sandisk Extreme card and it achieved 160MB/s read and 50MB/s write - good enough, but it won't replace my Acer card reader which achieves a very similar 163MB/x read but a significantly faster 80MB/s write with the same card.Having the 100W PD port is handy as it can be used as a standalone 'port replicator' type device or as a portable dock with a power supply. It's also useful having the audio out, especially if you want to leave it connected on your desk as a dock, or you use something like an iPad without direct audio out.So, overall, it's good, but the USB2 ports spoil an otherwise pretty complete device. With that sorted and the addition of 2.5GbE (or even 5GbE) it would be pretty much perfect.