Plugable USB C Triple Display Docking Station with Laptop Charging, for Thunderbolt, USB4, or USB-C Systems, Compatible with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS laptops (3X HDMI, 6X USB 5Gbps Ports, 100W PD)

Great product. The Levono laptop was a data only c port. This allowed it to work as a fully functional c port. It’s a must for building a multiple monitor docking station. Charging will not work with the data only c port but this is insignificant.

I have about 8 different adapters and hubs I've bought for my HP Spectre 360, which, when I bought it in 2019, was a trendsetter for having very few connection points (one USB 2.0 and 2 USB-Cs - come on!!!!). I need three large monitors to do my job effectively, and it's been really hard to find an adapter that a) allows 3 display connections, and b) works well. My latest one - a cheap Amazon purchase - didn't have a tight connection with my computer's USB-C input, and the USB 2.0 connections just stopped working after 6 months. When I went to purchase two new cheap adapters, both of the Display Port connections didn't work for my third monitor.So, I decided to bite the bullet and pay more for a legit hub - especially a hub that allows 3 HDMI connections, versus only 2 HDMIs and a Display Port connection. I'm happy to say that this Plugable hub worked right out of the box. (Okay, to be fair, I didn't follow the instructions and download the drivers BEFORE connecting the monitors, and the third monitor didn't work right away - but once I actually downloaded the driver, it connected seamlessly.)While I got this for the 3 HDMI connections, I also love that there are 4 USB 2.0 and 2 USB 3.0 connections. Between my microphone, speakers, mouse, keyboard, and camera, I have a lot of USBs to plug in, and this accommodates all of them, AND it charges my computer at the same time, so now I have 1 USB-C and 1 USB 2.0 open on my laptop.I'm impressed so far! I hope the quality continues throughout months and years of use.

As someone who struggled with cheaper docking stations to maintain a 4-monitor setup for my HP laptop, let me say that I should've bought this to begin with. It runs my 3 HDMI monitors, ethernet and all my other stuff, and fired up seamlessly right out of the box. (The fourth monitor runs off a USB C adapter plugged into the laptop; just disable your laptop screen in display settings first.) I have a 5-inch USB fan blowing on it, but it is not warm to the touch at all. In addition, the fact that this docking station powers my laptop frees up a charger for use elsewhere.

Only one hdmi output (1 monitor) works at a time! Plugged my Thunderbolt cable from my 2023 MacBook Pro M3 into the usb-c/monitor input and the plugged in 2 monitors into the hdmi ports- one comes up. Swapping which monitor plugs in by itself works. So it’s not the cables or monitors. DISAPPOINTING! ://

I needed it to get a third monitor on my M1 MacBook Pro. I presently have one monitor fed from the HDMI port on the laptop, while the other two monitors are fed from the Plugable DisplayLink docking station.On weekdays my monitors are filled with live updating stock charts and tables, one video feed, a programming IDE and an active YouTube video. The USB ports have two unique Logitech Receivers (one 'Bolt' and one 'Unifying') and a Yubico 2FA fingerprint reader (seen on the front of the dock in my included photograph)None of what I do is exactly graphics intensive, but a previous dock - which I should mention was powered solely by the laptop - was prone to choppy graphics and rare drops of my Logitech receivers. Suddenly losing my mouse/KB at the wrong time can be devastating.Thus far, this dock has been perfect. There have been no problems with graphics, attached peripherals/devices and it doesn't get too warm. My only wish was that the power cable that extends from the power brick to the wall outlet be a little longer.Note: I use cordless headphones, so I can't comment on the headphone jack.

I am using a 2023 Macbook Air M2 along with three Samsung curved displays.I had been looking at different display docks. I purchased one that my computer didn’t even recognize. I returned that one.I saw that this product had great reviews and said could support 3 monitors. Which I was highly doubtful of because I kept reading that macs only support up to 2 extended displays. But after purchasing this item, it is true as you can see in the pic. Just had to do some easy downloading/installing. It was not hard to do at all.I will say that I had to rotate one of the displays within the display settings on my macbook and could not find the option to change the rotation on the other 2 within the macbook’s display settings. But then I saw that I had the ability to rotate the other 2 within the display manager that you have to download. As you can see in the pictures.The picture quality isn’t quite as nice as I got with my old laptop and dock. But definitely not complaining, as I am just happy to have all 3 displays working.I will say that the dock itself seems a bit cheap feeling. I think they should upgrade the plastic they use to make it feel more durable.With all that being said, as long as this keeps working, I would recommend.

I am using this hub to connect a win11 laptop to two HDMI displays, ethernet and several USB devices. It was trivial to install and works great. Since I have 2 offices, a bought a second hub. Both were refurbished and had zero issues.I should mention that my previous hub was a less expensive device. It relied on power from the USB connection to the laptop. I had frequent issues when it would stop working. The pluggable has its own external power supply. I think that helps.