UGREEN Revodok Pro 7 in 1 Docking Station Dual Monitor, USB C Hub Dual 4K@60Hz HDMI Display, 10Gbps USB-A/C Data Ports, 100W PD, Aluminum Laptop Docking Station for HP, Thinkpad, Dell and MoreClimatePartner certified

I have (3) 32” Samsung Odyssey G5 monitors that are connected to my laptop. One is connected directly to thr laptop via HDMI and the other 2 HDMI’s are connected via this USB-C dongle. All 3 monitors are running at 2560 x 1440 @ 144hz. Uniform color, no flickering, etc.Works as intended. I was considering more expensive docking stations but this is all I need and saved me lots of time figuring things out.

Found this docking station to function really well with my 2 monitors and laptop. It conveniently fits behind everything so it stays hidden pretty well! Nice small & affordable docking station for a Work From Home office!

Works well but make sure you use a quality power supply. I've only had this for a couple weeks. At first I was having some weird problems with it randomly disconnecting. I didn't exactly blame the dock because that laptop has had problems with other USB devices. But the way it was disconnecting made me think maybe it was a power issue. I was using a 65w Dell charger which should have been sufficient. When I traded it out for a 65w Lenovo charger, the problems went away for the most part.Power requirements will vary based on the equaiment you have plugged in so I can't really blame the dock for this. I should be using more than 65 watts, at least 10 watts higher, but I don't have a more powerful adapter lying around. If you're having problems, this is worth considering.

i was looking to add another monitor, so i swapped another brand's single monitor usb c adapter for this, and *even just running 1 monitor* it cuts in and out, cannot maintain a stable connection. only thing changing is this adapter. i am terrified to think what trying to run 2 would do. half worried that it caused damage to things it was plugged into tbh, that's how unstable the connection is.furthermore, the concept of this doesn't make any sense at all. i'm going to run 2 4k monitors on a 10gb connection that also lets you daisy chain 4 more 10gb connections to it? the bandwidth of hdmi 4k is 10 or 18 gb depending, so how exactly is that gonna work? this hub is designed to take 60gb into a 10gb connection. (i have thunderbolt 4, but this device isn't thunderbolt)

My goal is to drive 2 4K monitor at 60Hz with a single USB-C connection. In theory this dock can do that.In practical, yes it can do that with some of my devices. For example, my laptop uses AMD 8840u SoC, and it drives that with no problem.However, my main goal is to use my work laptop, which is a Thinkpad X1 v9. However, that does not work - my laptop can't do that with this dock.Sure, most docks seem to have problem with that. I know the laptop is capable with that, because I have one dock which can do that - just not in a very stable way. But I have another dock which can do 2x4K@50Hz, which is tolerable; but for some reason, with the same monitors, this doc does not have the option of using 50Hz - only 60Hz or 30Hz. As a result, I can't use this dock to even achieve 2x4K@50Hz.Bandwidth wise, my laptop has DP 1.4, so it should have sufficient bandwidth to do 2x4K@60Hz, so it's not clear why this does not work. If I configure the doc to do 2x4K@60Hz, I just get a configuration error, and can't get the monitors to both light up. If I do them individually, I can at most get 2x2K@60Hz, which is not sufficient.All in all, maybe not the dock's fault, but it is worse than a previous dock I have, so giving it only 4 stars.

I bought it for my home. When the power supply is connected, it works reliably with two 2 K monitors and charges my laptop at the same time. I am sure it will work with 4k as well.I started purchasing it at my workplace as well.

has many ports for multiple applications. Excellent product especially for the price!

Me funciona excelente