WAVLINK USB 3.0 / USB C Universal Dual Display Docking Station Support HDMI and DVI/VGA/HDMI with 6 USB Ports,Gigabit Ethernet and Audio Jack for Windows and Mac

Impressed with this. I have a two-monitor setup with keyboard and mouse, this lets me use the setup for either my laptop (Lenovo Thinkpad) and desktop PC (HP). To change between the two computers, all I have to do is swap the USB cable from one to the other. The Lenovo is happy running the built-in laptop screen as well, so I can have a three-screen view when using that.(Anyone remember KVM switches? It's effectively performing a similar function for me, because I don't normally need to keep both machines running at the same time. I wouldn't suggest using this method if you need to swap between computers every few seconds, as plugging USB in and out would be a hassle and both machines would need a little processing time to adjust each time you did it).This worked right out of the box without setup or installing any drivers etc. on both my computers, but note that you may need to configure monitor setup on your computer(s) so that everything is correctly placed, I had already done this with my previous docking station. Been using for a few days, no problems so far.I was using a fairly similar-looking Plugable docking station before, which worked fine but that went phut after a couple of years use. This WAVLINK one looks a little better to me, and doesn't seem to warm up as much during use. Time will tell, I'll update this review if it lets me down.Have not used the audio ports so can't comment on those. Seems to work fine as USB hub, so far I've used it for a camera + mic for zoom meetings, and to get data off my phone. Only slight downside I've found is that the "charging" USB socket does not push out enough watts to charge the Lenovo laptop. So I have to keep that plugged into its power adaptor separately. Not the end of the world for me, but I had been hoping its charger could be consigned to the laptop bag. Maybe other laptop makes aren't so power hungry.

First purchase of this type of device so i was a little wary but i needn't have worried as it does everything that i require very well indeed. My previous experience of HDMI connectivity for data monitors hasn't been brilliant but this unit perform very well, the image is very clear and more importantly responsive showing no lag or delay/jitter as i've seen with other adapters.Very easy to set up and there should be more than enough ports for anyone though another mini DVI port would have been nice for my 3rd screen. Also a USB port on the front of the unit would also be nice but it isn't the end of the world.Great piece of kit that is cheaper than some of its bigger named rivals but if money was no object i would still chose this one.

Really like this product - works perfectly as described (note the exception mac os sierra 10.13.5 as stated doesn't work - hopefully wavlink will have a software update soon)Some users like myself may experience an issue with older laptops like my Dell Inspiron L501X - if the usb cable is plugged into your laptop and connected to the wavlink unit, when you boot up your laptop, it will take ages and I mean 5-10 minutes to boot up as there's some sort of o/s issue recognising the wavlink as a boot device and not a peripheral, as soon as you unplug the usb cable, laptop boots up immediately.If this is happening to you too, then boot up your laptop before connecting it to the wavlink to avoid this issue.

Absolutely worth paying for! Allows easy set for more screen and helps as an extender for the internet hard wire. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I was a little concerned pre-purchase that with a 7yr old lap top running USB-2 connections that things wouldn't work or it would run very s;lowly. How wrong I was its set up and running brilliantly. Im yet to put the whole set up under any real pressure but for general day to day use its fine. The device came with a CD, I had no need to use it as it ran straight out of the box. Im running Mouse, keyboards and two monitors as well as the laptop screen. I'm even charging my phone and tablet off of the unit. Great unit, great price.

I hardly used it when it stopped working altogether. The drivers would not download of the wavlink website which offers zero instruction. I did find them elsewhere but my item was dead. I contacted Amazon and they were very helpful as ever. As I bought it last year I was told to contact wavlink by e mail to tell them details. Their reply was a joke. Utterly of no use and a total cop out so I will probably end up wasting £70. As I need a Docking station I had to buy another obviously avoiding wavlink. I bought a Plugable one and the drivers downloaded from their website and it works even the ethernet connection.

I bought this just under a year ago and now, after daily use I've noticed that the USB ports are starting to fail.Initially I thought it was a faulty Logitech wireless keyboard that was at fault but tht work fine when plugged directly into the USB on the laptop. Now the Sennheiser headset has stopped working (but works fine when plugged into the laptop.I've read that others have had similar problems.I guess what I'm saying is that the peripherals I'm using are not low quality junk and all still work when plugged into the Laptop but the docking station is becoming a problem.I really like the product and it has been convenient to drop the laptop down and have a desktop setup running in a few seconds but I'd expect a more robust build from the likes of Wavlink.Not sure where I go for the next docking station, maybe try a second hand Dell one from eBay whilst I attempt to send this one back under warranty.

Does what I wanted it to do , I use it to power and control 2 external monitors and use the USB’s for mouse keyboard and other peripherals like backup storage drives etc. I switch between devices and they all work perfectly with it . Shame it wasn’t a bit cheaper . Circa £90 is a bit much imho I think £50 would be a fair cost but that said it does work and do the job so you only pay for what you get .