Baseus Docking Station Dual Monitor,10Gbps 10 in 1 Docking Station with 2 HDMI Single 4K@120Hz, Dual 4K@ 60Hz,10Gbps USB C and USB A, Gigabit Ethernet, PD 100W, SD/TF for iPhone 15/Mac/Dell/HP/Lenovo

I've been using the Baseus 10-in-1 Docking Station for a while now and I'm genuinely impressed. This thing is well-built, reliable, and does exactly what it promises. All the ports perform as advertised. I've had zero issues with any of my connected devices via USB-A or USB-C, and PD 3.0 charging works perfectly — I can charge my device at full speed while it's fully docked, which is exactly what you want. One thing worth mentioning: the dock does get a little warm under heavy use, which is expected for a hub this capable. However, the metal chassis does an excellent job dissipating heat, and I've never had any concerns about it running too hot. It's clearly a thoughtful design choice that sets this apart from cheaper plastic alternatives. For the price, this is an outstanding hub. If you're looking for a reliable, well-built docking station that handles dual monitors and a full suite of peripherals without breaking a sweat — this is the one. Highly recommended.

Works great. I use this for my both my Legion GO and my Legion Slim 5. I did have some initial issues with the Ethernet port on this hub but was able to isolate the issue to the drivers. Once I went to Realtek's website and downloaded the updated drivers (that windows 11 doesn't default to for some reason) it immediately fixed all my drop out issues. It is able to do 4k 120hz 10-bit RGB no problem off the primary HDMI port. I have not tried messing with HDR since the HDR experience in Windows leaves a lot to be desired. You can also 4k 30hz, 1440p 60hz, and 1080p 120hz off the second HDMI port. But I don't have really a use case for the second HDMI port at the moment. It gets a little warm during heavy operation but the metal chassis helps with dissipating the heat and I have has no issues with it getting too hot. No issues with any of the connected devices via USB-A or USB-C and PD 3.0 works great for Charging my GO while having it docked. Overall a great hub for the money and I highly recommend.

I searched through dozens of hubs to find one that fit my use case - I have two different laptops that I periodically have to swap into my dual-monitor desktop setup, one of which has only a single USB-C port. This unit has dual-HDMI outputs, allows for PD charging (you need a separate power brick and USB cable), and has enough USB ports to allow me to leave a keyboard, mouse, headphone dongle, and webcam attached. As others have noted, it does get a bit warm, though not enough to burn or be of real concern. The one issue I have with the unit is the USB-C connector - it's an integrated cable, and it's short. One of my laptops has its USB-C port on the left, and the other has it on the right, and the integrated cord on this unit isn't long enough to reach both from a single position, which means I have to constantly flip it over when I swap laptops, resulting in a tangle of cords. And if anything goes wrong with the integrated cord, the whole unit will be useless. I'd much prefer to be able to use a longer cord. Otherwise, it's a great unit for the price.

I bought the docking station for my rog ally z1 extreme. It works well with the system. I use it to play games from my asus rog ally on my TV and I use it for my computer screen also. The sd card and all the USB ports work well on this. I use my asus rog ally charger and it works well with this. I use this also for my Gaming computer and it works well also. I highly recommend this docking station.

Unfortunately once every few hours it randomly decides to disconnect the monitor and the ethernet port for a few seconds at a time. It then reconnects back just fine, but that is long enough to ruin a game and is becoming too frustrating to handle. Disappointing, because otherwise the dock is actually really nice. Just wish it wouldn't randomly disconnect. I've tried it with and without a 100w power adapter plugged into it as well but nothing changed. I waited too long to return it so that's on me, but just wanted to share the experience.

Good product and very sleak

Works great for older USB things. Running a MacBook Pro Max M1. I started having wonky things happen when I got 2 external HDMI monitors and ran 2 brand new HDMI to USB-C cables from the hub to monitors. Was thinking that would free up the 3 built in ports for power and the other 2 for other things. Buuuuuuut this hub didn't work so I swapped out those cables for 2 new HDMI to HDMI cables. At first seemed to work but every day I have one of the monitors sleep and it won't get any signal unless I restart computer. So I tried all the workarounds on settings and ran one HDMI directly off computer. Same issue. Come to find this hub doesn't re initiate the "handshake" (macOS never re-negotiates the video path after sleep) for monitors unless you restart the computer. Soooo came to the answer after way too much time chasing the issues. Hubs with DisplayLink technology (often a bit more expensive) reliably drive two extended monitors (not just mirrored displays) on Macs. I guess having a hub with it's own power supply would make overall usability better as well. Bummed I spent for this one as It goes for $69 and only works for really basic things. I could get a dual monitors hub for under $30 or an actual hub that does what I really need (flexibility for whatever I need to plug in when I need it for $72. Sooooo I would defiantly NOT recommend as this hub just doesn't really have the real world connectivity that it boasts.

Works as needed. Very nice compact design which is ideal for travel. Very good for the price compared to OEM models.