Wavlink USB C Dual 4K HDMI&DP Universal Docking, with 60W Power Delivery, Dual 4K@60Hz, Single 5K@60Hz Displaylink Dock 2 x HDMI, 2 x DisplayPort, Gigabit Ethernet, 2 x USB-C Ports, 4 x USB 3.0, Audio

Pros: Works fine with Yoga 720 (13-inch) and Dell XPS 15 laptops. This WAVLINK THUNDERBOLT 3.0 Docking station is simply amazing, and very convenient. It saves time and effort because it connects to my laptop with a single cable: the awesome Thunderbolt 3 connector. As I write this review the Thunderbolt 3 technology is the fastest for data transfer, display and charging. I would like to mention that even if this dock only delivers 60W and my laptop needs 130W for regular charging, it still charges the laptop, albeit at a slower pace than the dedicated charger. What I like about being able to charge the laptop with this dock, is that I don’t have to remember to unplug the charger, wrap the wires and put it inside my backpack. Instead, the laptop when it’s at home, it’s connected to this dock by a single cable, and that it’s all I need to unplug, and reconnect when I return. And the only thing I need to pull out of my backpack it’s the laptop itself, and everything else it’s provide by the dock, from extra USB ports to Ethernet connector, and HDMI port. The laptop charges while I work on it and when I have to run out of the door, all I have to do it’s to unplug that Thunderbolt 3 cable, and grab the laptop, and I’m on my way. I keep the charger in my backpack, just in case I need to charge it, or use it in another place besides the office or home. The design is very stylish, and it has rubber feet to keep it steady on the desk. It’s also Plug & Play, which makes it simple to use as a secondary 4K display and to add extra ports to a laptop that has a few, like my Dell XPS 15 and Yoga 720.

Cons: None

Overall Review: If you have a USB-C port that is Thunderbolt 3 compatible, this device should work because all of the Display Port hardware required is already in your hardware. A regular USB-C port WILL NOT WORK.

Pros: I just recently purchased a HP Spectre X360 15T. Like everyone else that is moving from a Desktop to a Laptop I needed a docking station to handle all the peripherals. I have 2 external Hard Drives (Western Digital 4TB drive and an old Seagate 500GB drive), an external Dell DVD, B&W MM-1 speakers, an old ASUS monitor and a budget Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard. I also attached the Verizon Router to docking station. The docking station took nothing to set up - plug it in and it is ready to go. It comes supplied with 2 cables to choose from to connect to the laptop which is noted in their description. This was perfect for my setup. Attaching the peripherals to the docking station is easy, and for the most part everything worked right away - the monitor, Hard Drives and DVD player were immediately recognized by the Spectre and were ready to go. The keyboard and mouse were recognized. Right now I have it plugged into the USB 3 port in laptop. This works fine for me since the docking station has handled everything else. The MM-1 speakers were not recognized when they were connected to the docking station initially. I then plugged them straight into the laptop which set them up immediately. After that, I reconnected them to the docking station and they have worked fine ever since. I have also used flash drives with the docking station with no problem. I have not had the need to set up two monitors, but will soon be buying a new 4K monitor and will use the docking station for that. The quality of the docking station is excellent. It takes up very little space on my desk and I am very pleased with the purchase. Depending on where you want to locate it, you will probably have to buy some new cables for some of your peripherals. One of my Hard Drive cables was too short. Also, I needed to buy a new cable for the old monitor so it could go into the HDMI port of the docking station. The display of the Laptop is so beautiful that I have not used the old monitor since, but most people will have a monitor they want to keep and may need a different cable.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This is the best Dula 4k docking station with power delivery, Docking Station compatible with my New Spectre X360 15T, and could offer the power to my computer ! I particularly love the power feature as this saves me from dragging out the AC adapter. One USB C cable does it all; power and USB 3.1 level connection from laptop to the dock. If your laptop or tablet are compatible with this dock, buy it !

Pros: The new stand up design improves stability over previous generation. Easier to use and navigate. Headphone and Mic IO on top make it easy to connect and disconnect headphones. The HDMI and DVI make it easier to connect displays for setups with limited display outputs. Super speed and fully powered USB ports make portable hard drives easily accessible.

Cons: There's no USB ports on the front which might have been helpful. The product needs to be handled carefully otherwise glossy body is prone to scratches. If the power cord is lost, it might be hard to replace with a more generic once since the port is differently sized from most 12V adapters

Overall Review: This new standing up type doc really has me all excited it is much easier to place on the side of my computer and keep everything connected and stable. I like the flexibility of attaching screens that my onboard graphic IO does not support. Its so amazing to have USB ports on the edge of my monitor instead of running usb extensions all the way on my work desk. This helps keep my desk tidy and makes everything more productive

Overall Review: Comes with a lot of cables and option: 2 HDMI, 2 Display ports,4- 2 USB-Cs, 6 - USB 3.0, Ethernet Good size footprint for what it does. It's a multi-use powerful addition to a laptop. NOTE: Update your Display Link drivers to avoid any issues issues Overall Review: Love all the ports and fulfilled all my needs but had to deal with a couple hours of Display Link drivers issues. I have found that this must work with the laptop screen open. Closing the lid and trying to run "headless" cause LOTS of issues..

Pros: Works great with a variety of laptops. Solid performance. Much smoother than the Thunderbolt docks which are constantly looking for drivers and often end up blue screening.

Cons: If you have a hard drive password, you have to enter it from the laptop keyboard. After that you can use the duct keyboard.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this product. Especially in a public area where multiple computers will be coming to dock.

Pros: I can connect two ASUS monitors via this device. There is not any problem. My OS is Win 10 64 bit. I did not need to install any software manually. Great!

Cons: I spent about 3 min to figure out how to install vertical holder and to remove horizontal holder. But it is OK.

Pros: I purchased this for use with a Macbook Pro (A1707, mid-2017 release of the 15" model). When I plugged in the MBP, everything (video over USB-C Alt-Mode, power delivery over USB-C, and USB peripherals) worked except the wired gigabit ethernet port. According to the packaging the ethernet chipset is Realtek, so I installed the OS X driver from Realtek and that resolved it. Charging over USB-C is rated at 3A@20V, somewhat lower than the OEM chargers for both laptops but more than sufficient to keep the laptops running while charging the battery. I actually have a second monitor, but figured that I didn't want to deal with DisplayLink and wouldn't mind using a separate cable to hook up that monitor directly to the laptop, so I purchased this dock. No muss, no fuss, just a swift, elegant way to connect my 2017 MacBook Pro with two Asus monitors. I found it to be virtually plug-and-play for the displays, and also has HDMI and Ethernet slots, which is a bonus and adds to the versatility of the piece. There’s been no flicker or sluggishness at all. In addition, this actually extends your desktop, instead of just mirroring it, which is crucial if you’re doing various types of graphics or design.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I've been using this docking station for 2 weeks on a 2017 MacBook Pro. Gave me exactly what I was looking for- Just plug in 1 thunderbolt 3 (usb-c) cord whenever I need to dock. Keeps the laptop charged, HDMI out works great on my desk monitor and extra USB ports are handy. Keeps my desk much neater without wires running everywhere!Highly recommended for those who need high performance and have no patience to fool around with peripherals.

Pros: Worked great right out of the box; connected my Samsung 27" HDMI monitor, and Network cable to the unit, connected the USB cable to the new Lenovo Carbon X1 Generation 6 and it all works! Saved over $100 vs the Lenovo option from another vendor! We are using a Logitech M780 keyboard and a MS ARC Mouse in Bluetooth mode, everything works as expected. The X1 comes with a 65W power supply but this unit's 60W charged the X1 from 80% to 100% in no time. Perfect!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Wavlink makes many good products, and this is no exception. Unboxing this product is straightforward with a printed manual and a somewhat large power brick included. It takes about 5 minutes to set up. Expandability is extensive via multiple ports: It has 4 usb A’s, and 2 usb C port, an Gigabit ethernet port, a thunderbolt 3 usb to the computer, two HDM Port, two Displayport ports, as well as a headphone/mic jack. you can connect two monitors at once, HDMI + HMDI or HDMI + Displayport or Displayport + Dispayport to get 5K Resolution ! It works right out of the box with no drivers to download. It delivers up to 60 watts of power via usb-c, able to sufficiently charge a 13” MacBook Pro and my Lenovo Carbon X1. While it does charge my 15” MacBook Pro, if working with final cut pro, or something that requires a lot of power, I’d recommend plugging in the Mac's 85 watt power adaptor. Overall a very well made product from Wavlink and would be a good purchase if you want to organize your wire nest, or just have more connectivity.