USB C Docking Station Dual Monitor, 11 in 1 USB C Hub Triple Display, USB C to Dual HDMI Adapter with Dual 4K, VGA, Ethernet, 100W PD, 4USB for M1/M2 MacBook Pro/Air Dell HP Surface Lenovo ASUS

Plugged in mouse, keyboard, ethernet cable, and HDMI for a second monitor. All worked immediately, no configurations or hassles. Great value for the price. I've had another of this same model for a couple years now, and it's still going strong without any problems.

Device is small can fit can fit in your hand so it doesn’t take any space and it doesn’t need any extra cables to power it. Works exactly for what I needed it for try to keep it in a area where it can get some cool air and can get a bit warm I have two monitors connected and a cable to charge my cell when I need it. I did have issues when I connected my wireless keyboard and mouse it kept on losing connection must be to many things connected at one time, so I have my key board and mouse directly to my lap top.But I don’t regret buying works perfectly for what I needed it for.

I have a brand new 2021 Macbook Pro with an M1 Pro Chip. This specific laptop/chip supports more than 1 external monitor. I bought a mokin docking station specifically for macbooks that actually lets me use my laptop and two external monitors separately, see second photo. Problem I was having was that the remote desktop app I have to use for work wouldn’t fan across all 3 displays, so I ordered this docking station to see if it was a problem with the docking station. I know the product description here says that Mac won’t do multiple displays, however my mac does support this so I ignored it, HOWEVER, this docking station even with the M1 Pro chip in the macbook pro still doesn’t work. It recognizes the laptop and 1 external monitor, and then the second external monitor just mirrors the other, see first photo. This docking station would work perfect for someone with windows probably or a macbook laptop only looking to support one external monitor, but it just didn’t do what I needed it to do.

I bought this and it worked well with my work laptop which was a Dell. When I changed jobs, my new work laptop was an HP. Unfortunately it did not work except for 2 USB ports. I couldn't return it since it was past the return date so I took the loss. But in the 5 years I've been shopping on Amazon, I've NEVER seen a seller reach out and reimburse me for their product that I could no longer use. I changed my review to 5 stars because you just don't see business integrity like this anymore. THANK YOU OMARS!!!

Frankly, I had high hopes for this compact device! I bought it to replay my 11-year-old $186 Toshiba DynaDock, a true Full HD (1080p) workhorse. By comparison, the Omars USB C docking station just couldn't cut the mustard.UPDATE: This is a rewrite after the product's ability degraded even further than as advertised, below. Currently, it's only supporting 1 HDMI out (2k@60fps) and Ethernet. Whether I attempt to get it to use its second HDMI port, any of the four USB ports or USB-C ports, the unit stops working. The unit has proven to be a waste of my money at any price. Sadly, it's too late for a return.Original Description of Problem: First, I couldn't use it at all with my old computer, as I could find no USB 3.x to USB C adapters capable of carrying video, even though the USB 3.1 (the original SS SuperSpeed) blue output port on my old laptop, along with the USB 3.1 cable spent the last 11 years carrying two Full HD video signals without issue. I blame adapter manufacturers for their incredible short-sightedness. The need remains!I finally began using the Omars USB C Docking Station a week ago, when my new computer arrived. I used both HDMI ports, one powering a Full HD (1080p) monitor and the other powering a new MSI (W)QHD 2560x1440 16:9 gaming monitor. I also used its Ethernet port along with 2 USB ports for the mouse and keyboard receivers.Despite suspending it to provide for 3D 360 degree airflow, it ran hot, especially as it lacks cooling vents.Yesterday, large (roughly 50x50) pixelation began occurring in a narrow horizontal band between 25% to 33% of the way down the screen from the top with video, and neither the source video nor the resolution mattered. I restarted, to no avail. Next, I pulled and reseated all connections, before letting the entire system cool for 30 minutes. Despite the cooling, the pixelation immediately returned. I swapped HDMI cords, which did nothing.I had to plug my primary monitor into the HDMI port of my laptop, thereby defeating the purpose of having a docking station.This morning, both keyboard and mouse inputs became erratic, before the Internet cut out altogether. After I moved the keyboard and mouse receivers to my laptop, the Internet jack on the Omars unit began working, again.If it fails further, I will have no choice but to downgrade this review to a 1-star, update the verbiage to that effect, and purchase an altogether different docking station, one capable of reliably performing as advertised.I was also disappointed that Omars didn't include an audio jack as did my 11-year-old Toshiba Dynadock. Docking stations which fail to replicate all functions, including audio, aren't true docking stations. They're merely augmenters. As augmenters go, this one isn't very good.

I bought a hub from B&H for over $100. I needed another, and rather than spend that again, I looked to Amazon. Amazon had this amazing deal for literally the same functionality.I couldn't be happier with it. The MacBook Pro has very limited ports; this plugs right into the USB-C/TB4 port and works flawlessly. I currently have two USB hard drives plugged into it, a Blu-Ray burner (it takes up two USB ports), and the last thing is an iPhone charger.I also take this with me when I go on video shoots to plug in the SD card and quickly get footage to the client. This is indispensable, and I'm so happy I found this for the price it was. Hardly worth paying 4x the price for a premium brand that does the same thing.