ACASIS USB C Docking Station - Dual Monitor HDMI, 100W PD, 2x HDMI 4K, 2x USB 3.0, Compatible with MacBook, Dell, HP, Surface, Lenovo, Steam Deck

Very happy with this purchase.

Does the job well and I’ve used 3M adhesive pad to stick it to the back of my iMac stand. It currently feeds three cables. One usb3 for charging and transferring data. A Lightning connection for my iPads and an Apple Watch charger. This frees up plenty of spare connection points.

Disappointed to discover that this item does not work at all with my Android tablet. I tested it using a Windows 10 laptop and everything worked fine. I needed it for the tablet. Returned and refunded.

This adapter works well and has dropped a few times and still works. Good value

Worked for a while and suddenly broke now. Ever since I bought it one of the ports on it didn’t work but not they all don’t. Waste of money don’t buy this

I was looking for something to give me some more USB connections for my FiiO M15 S DAP which only has one USB C connection. This seemed to be suitable and I can confirm that it fits neatly on the back support of the M15S charging/cooling stand, with a couple of double sided pads, and provides PD charging (so high power headphone and Desktop mode function) as well as 3 USB3 ports + 1 USB C port ae accessible - the only port which is not available is the HDMI video which the FiiO M15S does not support anyway so no loss there! Makes a nice neat job, far better than the long thin variety that you cant tuck away anywhere! Seems to run cool - no heat detected after a couple of hours use.

Initially, the USB C Hub, 7 in 1 Multiport, worked fine, but within a few months, it started struggling to connect to my monitor. Sometimes it connects well, but other times it just doesn’t work, which has been frustrating. Not as reliable as I had hoped.

I recently tried out the Laptop Docking Station Dual Monitor, and while it does the job, there are a few things I wish I had known before purchasing. Overall, it’s okay, but definitely not perfect.One of my main issues is with the cable that connects the laptop to the docking station. It’s quite short, which becomes inconvenient if you use a laptop stand. The docking station was just flying around a bit, which is not ideal.The material also feels a bit on the flimsy side – it’s made of plastic, and I’m not sure how well it will hold up over time with frequent use. It lacks that sturdy, durable feel that you'd expect from a docking station meant for daily setup.Finally, a big downside for Mac users: the dual display feature doesn’t work with Macs.

I have 3 of these now, they work great with steam decks, lenovo laptops, framework laptops, ipads, etc. Your device needs to support displayport alt mode. These have worked great and I love how long the cord is compared to other options.

This works

I like it. It's work with my M1, easy to use, light weight and small.

El puerto USB C no funciona con varias laptops hp para usar 2 puertos HDMI; es un problema de la laptop y no del hub. Lo probé con varias computadoras Dell y con todas funcionó muy bien. Ya anteriormente lo había probado otra versión genérica y tampoco funciono con esas laptops. Tuve que devolverlo puesto que lo necesitaba para esas computadoras en especial. Como información adicional, hablé con soporte de HP y me dijeron que tenía que ser HP para que funcionara el puerto USB C (funciona para conectar dispositivos externos como discos SSD externos, pero no los puertos HDMI) compré una docking HP de 2,500 MXN y tampoco funcionó, por lo que también lo devolví.

Finding a hub for USB-C at this price point at all is pretty good. Finding one with a good selection of ports like this is very good. Getting all of that and having it WORK makes it excellent.I've only just started using it, so I reserve the right to come back and update this, but here are my initial impressions:* It's smaller than I expected, which is good for portability. Fairly neutral for me because my primary use case is as a home office mini docking station, but I can see this being a plus for people who want a travel hub* Hooking it up to my work laptop only requires a subset of the cables - the USB-C power (in), one USB-A for my KM switch, and an HDMI for video output. My laptop has all of these ports, of course, but it's nice to now have a one-cable option for home so it's easy to disconnect and reconnect on those in-office days.* No issues at all with the keyboard or mouse, HDMI displayed to my monitor as expected. Only issue I noticed was that the laptop raised a warning about a slow charging connection. This could be a negative for some people, for me it's neutral as I don't mind a slow charge when I'm docked at my home desk. I'm not feeling any heat from the unit, despite providing power and driving an external display.* Device construction seems a little flimsy, with the small size and light weight probably adding to that impression, but should be sufficient for light duty.Summary: at this price point, this is unbeatable. If you only need some basic ports, this works great and having a USB-C data port included almost feels like a luxury. I was tempted to knock off one star for the slow charge warning, but in the end decided that the functionality at the price point warrant a full 5/5. I'll be buying a second one of these for my personal MacBook, which desperately needs the extra ports (it has USB-C ports only) to be a combo at-home docking station and travel hub.Edit to add: When doing testing with my MacBook, it was not as successful. Power through and video worked fine but none of the USB data ports were recognized. I still bought a second unit because I have two Windows PCs for work and having a simple docking station for each will make my life more convenient. Still retaining the 5/5 rating for Windows users.