USB C Laptop Docking Station Dual Monitor HDMI for Dell/HP/Lenovo Laptop Type C Hub Multiport Adapter Dongle Dock,USB C to 2 HDMI+DisplayPort DP+Ethernet+100W USB C Power Charge Port+5USB+SD/TF+Audio

Small but handy. Works well.

I needed a docking station for work laptop (MS Surface Pro) in my home office. I read the specs online and decided to take a chance on it. It was priced well and works great. I have two HDMI monitors connected to my laptop. I recommend this item.

Product works great. I use it to have more USB ports, it has 3 USB 3.0 ports and 2 USB 2.0, and I have one external monitor. It has three video ports, 2 are HDMI, one is the DP style square in one corner of the plug. I wanted to just have to unplug the power (USB C port) and not the other ports I use when I disconnect and take my laptop with me. Now there’s only one cord from the VVB USB hub to my laptop. It’s charging it fine and connecting fine to my devices. Cheaper than the Thinkpad base station and doing the same thing. I had one issue with microphone not working in Teams and Zoom. I have external speakers but had to use my laptop microphone so in settings in zoom and teams I selected the Realtek microphone and it works.

Does a great job connecting my laptop(s) to dual screens with HDMI cables. Has 1 older monitor input. Does not get hot while using all day long. Only downside, it's not a touch screen monitor, that would be awesome.

On a Monday morning at seven o'clock, I removed the device from its packaging, positioned it behind my main display, and connected it to my Dell XPS using a single wire. A reliable VGA line fed an ancient projector that I continue to depend on for client trainings, and two HDMI cords were used to connect the 27-inch displays to the projector. Every one of the three monitors came to life and was automatically organized in the correct sequence within 10 seconds. During the time when the meeting timer was ticking down, there were no additional drivers, restarts, or frantic Googling. This little beginning served as a foundation for all that came after it. A total of fifteen straight workdays were spent with the dock serving as the backdrop hero that made the process of multitasking seem simple. Every morning, the identical layout showed as soon as I plugged in my device: a spreadsheet on the left, code in the middle, and a video call on the right. Due to the fact that the laptop was able to obtain consistent power via the USB-C connection, the cumbersome original charger is now collecting dust on a shelf. I was able to unload photographs in a single move after I concluded an outside photo session thanks to the built-in card reader. Lightroom opened a few seconds later with previews already generated, which saved me from having to search for a separate dongle.

This is just a little over a year old and it quit working. I have to buy a new one for telework. It won’t be this one

I bought a new Lenovo laptop and found that there were not many plugs. With this docking station, I'm able to get a lot more work done. I can have this plugged in while I have a flashdrive plugged in. I'm able to move files from one flashdrive to another and it uploads and downloads things quickly. Not to mention, I'm able to plug in a monitor if I need to too! I was even able to connect a non-wireless printer to this and print some documents that I needed to. The size and design of this allows me to fit this anywhere so I'm able to take this with me wherever I go. Once this is plugged in, the connection is strong enough that it doesn't randomly unplug if I'm moving around. Functions just as it should and makes my work life so much easier!

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.