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In Docking Station

Good build quality ports are well spaced and easy to access Throughput for data and power are seamless Comes with a AC to DC converter 100W

Works great. Had to download a driver though. Was really impressed by them sending me a replacement when the one I had purchased for my daughter for Christmas was stolen in the mail... envelope cut and no item delivered. No hassle at all just requested replacement answered their questions and received the dock 5 days or so later. This was during the week between Christmas and new year. A lot of companies would have balked or taken their time. Great job!!

Easy to install and use very fast files transfer

* So easy. Just slide drives into slots and power on. No tools. * Open case means passively cooled. * Handled my old NAS SATA drives without a hitch. 3 x 1 TB Samsung, 1 x 2 TB Samsung, 1 x 500 GB Seagate. * hdparm (free linux tool) spins down the drives on idle timer.

- Price is better than most for the features - No noise - Very easy setup right out of the box - Incredible amount of USB ports - No speed variance

Has enough USB ports. All ports (HDMI, DisplayPort, USB A, MicroSD/SD card reader, headphone/mic combo) work in recent Linux distributions, tested 5.14.14 kernel. Most ports work in Android with the Samsung Galaxy S21.

I am a Windows user but recently had to take up support for Apple MacBook's. I use three monitors to do my work\support and my new MacBook would not let me use the three monitors, just the MacBook screen and one external monitor. I tried just about everything and nothing worked. Someone told me about this Wavlink docking station, so I tried it and WOW, I was able to use all three monitors with little effort to get the dock to work with my MacBook and it also works with my Window's laptop, so now all I do is unplug one machine and plug in the other and I just get to work!! What a great dock, highly recommend!!

Very good docking station. I have several USB and HDMI connected, performance is very good

Works well with both Mac and PC, Plug and Play, gives me quick access to both external monitors and my wireless keyboard/mouse.

Plugged in my 4090 and was able to connect my laptop and mini pc. It worked well

I like its design most. Unlike other docking station, I was attracted by how it looks, and it does not disappoint me. There are a lot of ports. It has two USB-C ports and two USB 3.0 ports on the front. On the back, there are DP, HDMI, USB 3.0 and Ether ports. It can also charge the laptop with the USB-C port. It is slim. Speed is really fast. It comes with 2 good quality USB-C cables.

had access to everything i plugged in. no heat problems, no hiccups!

-Short cable lets the adapter hang close to the port it's connected to. -Window on top (side with brand name) of adapter allows you to see the actual port for easier installation of NVMe

This is the slim wide black and silver unit with 2x HDMI + 1x DP on the back. WL-UMD05 EDIT: I got 3440x1440@120Hz through the DisplayPort connection! Manual says only 60Hz, but monitor confirms 120Hz! I'm using this with Linux and my Asus G533ZW ROG laptop, and it works great. I like the style and port selection. I plan to use 2 big Asus HDMI 1920x1080 monitors. (Linux displaylink drivers) No compromises in bandwidth here! IO speed is the same as native. NICE. Linux detects everything I've tried. The SD cards slot surprised me! In the past, I've never had a SD card reader that got above 40MB/s... But both slots here get ~85MB/s read, depending on the card inserted. I just bought some 120MB/s SanDisk cards, but 85MB/s is the max I've seen. Headphone jack audio options appear when something is plugged in. Volume is loud enough HDMI audio also works if monitor exists. Have not tried Display Port or front USB-C for power delivery or audio mic.