Wavlink USB 3.0 Universal Dual Display Docking Station Support HDMI & DVI / VGA with 6 USB Ports, Quick Charging, Dual Video, Gigabit Ethernet, Audio, Display Link Certified for Laptop, Tablets ect

Pros: I am in charge of a medium sized business IT department. I have purchased around 15 of these so far because we are trying to get more mobile. I replaced desktops with laptops and while at their offices the new laptops can perform like the desktops that I pulled out. My users are very happy and that makes my life much easier. So far, they have been easy to install and I have had zero issues with them.

Cons: Nothing so far.

Pros: - I can run 2 displays, 4K 60 Hz - decent look and feel

Cons: What to add to be perfect - Linux support - KVM Functionality / input auto sense/switch

Overall Review: This is a model wl-ug69dk7 based on DL- 6950 chip. To make it functioning up to spec and not being slow (== 30 FPS) few things must be met: - proper display, which does support 4K at 60Hz on specific input, HDMI 2.0. Vast majority is just HDMI 1.4, 4K @30fps - decent cable. Not expensive - decent, which is not always the same. I have few DP cables that work on FullHD while can't 4K. Once display and cable are ruled out, than dock station is to blame. I have a Lenovo Ideapad 720s, 15IKB, 4K screen. With two 4K displays with 4K 60Hz capability: - Dell 2715Q which runs 4K60p on DP. And HDMI 4K60p was not working out of the box. See the link, before blaming the doc station: https://www.dell.com/support/article/nz/en/nzdhs1/sln306595/setting-up-the-p2415q-p2715q-monitors-with-hdmi-20-that-support-4k-x-2k-60hz?lang=en - LG 27UD58-B, which is not working in HDMI 2.0 no matter what. I've got deep in to the web search, tried different hints and settings. No, DP is only input to work in 4K60p. Connecting properly, I've got 3x 4K x 60p smooth video. Where 2 displays and one notebook 4K screen. What is following from here, is that you have to switch cables when working out of 2 sources, like PC and notebook. What will be good is to have a commutator to make it manually switch or auto switch, like cheap HDMI selectors do. Without reconnecting video cables, since one day you might get no video after connectors worn out. Now, I will have to hand switch single 4K60p-DP monitor's input between my PC and docking station. Ideal: I bring laptop, connect USB-C. And press button to switch between workstation or notebook. SO, if you have an issues, make sure your monitors or TV can work in HDMI 2.0 (4K60p), with the same cable but HDMI 2.0 capable hardware. Frequently, displays cannot, even though stating, they What is described above, is provided by DL- 6950 chipset. What can be attributed to the chipset is lack of Linux support. To be fair, many other dock stations has the same issue. Let's see what Wavlink added value is: - decent, metal, neat case. Pleasant looking, no questions about that - no coil wine. Thank you! We are tech geeks. We do know, we do care and do listen. Thank you for not saving on PS or other components.

Pros: Facilitated running 2 external monitors from my HP Envy TS 17 Notebook PC through 1 USB 3.0 port. Plug & play. Took some time fiddling with the adjustments to get all 3 monitors (2 external & 1 built-in to the laptop) to render properly and have different content on each monitor and for my cursor to move between the monitors the way I wanted, but when I finally got it right, it was SWEET!

Cons: 06/18/2018 EDIT: WavLink contacted me via email & indicated the warranty is in effect for 18 months, so I guess we are good. 06/17/2018 ORIGINAL POST: The warranty registry process (www.wavlink.com/login) alluded to in on the warranty card did not work. Since the process did not work, I sent emails requesting warranty registration to the following 3 addresses: postsales@wavlink.com, contact@wavlink.com, aftersales@wavlink.com I have not heard back from wavlink regarding my emails, but I only sent them today. There was no auto-reply sent to me.

Overall Review: Newegg had the best price. I received the item without any issues & immediately installed it. So far, I have used it to run my 2 external monitors. I have also simultaneously operated an external printer through 1 of the USB 3.0 ports. The small, flickering blue LED on top is very bright & distracting, but since the LED is embedded in a horizontal surface, I can cover it with a sticky note.

Pros: Fairly compact Has all the input/outputs needed

Cons: Lag when logging back into computer?

Overall Review: I needed a docking stating with headset input/output which is why I selected this device. For that purpose it works well. I have it connected to my laptop with a second screen connected to it by HDMI. The second screen is my primary screen as it is larger. When I lock my display to walk away and then return there is a significant lag waiting for the 2nd screen to appear so that I can unlock. This is very annoying and was not a problem I had with my last docking station which died. I did try to use the charging port to charge my phone and found that it did not fully charge the phone. Not really an issue for me as I can plug it into the wall but if you are someone who wants to use it for that purpose you might want to test it out when you first get it to make sure it meets your needs. Update 4/26/20: The charging works fine with a different charging cable. I routinely charge my phone now use the docking station.

Pros: Seamless installation on laptop with Windows 10. Had laptop and 2 other monitors running in very short order. Very pleased.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Satisfied with purchase from prompt delivery to simple installation.

Pros: Bought this for office use and took about 10 minutes to get everything hooked into it. I have recommended it to my boss and a coworker as well. The ease of set up and quick dismount are nice to have when I arrive in the morning and leave work in the evening.

Overall Review: If you need a universal dock this is a good product. It is easy to figure out how to hook everything up and so far has good response time.

Pros: Easy to use with Windows 10. Running two monitors off of it and a network connections. There was no need to install additional drivers or software. Plenty of ports and options.

Cons: The only thing that did not work was using a wireless keyboard and mouse. The USB dongle was plugged into the Wavlink and the mouse behavior was very sporadic. The keyboard was better but it too would go off the wall on occasion. I tried two different models of Logitech keyboards and mice, both behaved poorly. Tried the dongle in different USB ports with the same result. Tried loading different drivers and software to correct the issue, but no luck...

Overall Review: In general I think the product worked great. If you're willing to use a wired mouse and keyboard you're all set. The other option is to plug the dongle directly into the laptop.

Pros: USB 3.0 ports are working fine with Windows 10

Cons: It would be nice to have more USB 3.0 ports at the front