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Worked well with one monitor connected, running 1080p. Tested both HDMI and DVI, and both worked fine. Provides an ethernet connection to laptops that only have USB-C ports. Confirmed Gbps speeds from the ethernet port. My overall use-case included one external monitor, 2 USB devices, and the ethernet port, and it handled all very well (initially, see below). I did experience shorter-than-desired life on the first one, but the company was very easy to work with, and the problem quickly was resolved.

Highly probable All in one Easy to setup

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.

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

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

This docking stationis a really handy addition to my elecronics. I do not use multiple display monitors so I cannot speak to that. But I do have a laptop that I use to plug in lots of extra things and need top also be able to access memory cards and this has really made all of that very handy. But what I really got a kick out of was that I was able to plug the USB-C into my tablet and add a mouse and keyboard for when I travel. I love tablets but really hate to do more than a small amount of typing, like emails, etc. So I am really loving this to take on trips with me.

Works like a champ and is a true plug and play device.

Always work efficiently.

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.