TOTUDocking Station, USB C Hub, 12 in 1 Surface Pro Docking Station with 4K HDMI, Ethernet, VGA, 92W PD, USB-C 3.0 and 2 USB 3.0 for MacBook Pro Air and Type-C Laptops with Thunderbolt 3 or 4

An excellent product, easy to carry, plug in and out. My Lenovo Yoga has limited USB Ports, after connecting this HUB, its multiple ports allow you to connect multiple devices and all works perfectly fine. It's cable length is also long, and it's 90 degree right angle connector is a Plus. Highly recommended at an affordable price.

I have a few of USB hubs for my MacBook pro and laptops. this is one of the best, in term of material and quality. Just a reminder, for dual monitors, since it only has one HDMI port, you will need to connect the secondary monitor via VGA port. It works very well and totally worth the money.

On the whole I'm satisfied with this, it works fine out of the box with Fedora 38I'm using a HDMI 1920x1080 @60hz external screen, mouse, keyboard via usb-2-PS/2 adapter, and analog headset via a little usb dongle-style sound "card".The latter i was hoping to use with the built-in audio adapter but the quality is _horrible_!Playback is ok but the microphone is so noisy as to be unusable, so 1 mark off a 5-star review.If you need the microphone input look elsewhere, otherwise, recommended!

I bought this for the HDMI port and Ethernet ports. Ethernet worked fine. The HDMI was very inconsistent. Every time I plug it in, a warning that the display might be limited. Limited is fine as I was just using it for presentations, not watching movies. All I wanted it to do was display my screen on a projector. Some times it did, some times it did not. I could get it to work by disconnecting, re-connecting, rebooting, etc. I tried rebooting with it plugged in and without, waiting to plug it in after rebooting, waiting to use it after plugging it in, etc. Sometimes it just worked and other times it did not. I could never predict when it would work nor find any consistent method of getting it to work other than just doing all of that multiple times until it finally did. The last straw was when it took me 20 minutes of fiddling before it finally worked, after my presentation was scheduled to start.Two stars not one because if I got it to work, it continued to work until I was finished with a presentation. But I almost wish it didn't because then I would not have put up with it so long before buying something more basic and cheaper that had none of these issues.

La salida USB-C no soporta más de 50 W aprox de potencia y no alcalza los 55 W mínimos que requiere un portatil medio como un Dell sencillo, asi que no arranca.