UGREEN Docking Station, Revodok Pro 308 USB C Hub, Triple Display with 2x 4K HDMI and 1x DP, 10Gbps USB-A & C Data Ports, 100W PD Charging, Laptop Dock for HP, Dell, ThinkPad and More

Having had so many problems with the overly expensive Dell Docking stations, this one is amazing. I had the Dell d3100 for a while and it stopped working so was in the market for a new one, i needed one that will charge my laptop through USB-C at the same time, so i got the Dell TB16 and oh my god what a horrible product that is, always disconnects and never just works, had to faff around with drivers and so on. Eventually i had a look around and bought this one instead and it just works....no messing around with drivers or figuring out how to get it working, it just works straight out the box. It is also a hell of a lot smaller than the Dells, it fits very nicely on my desk and my monitors look great. This is a great product for the price. I needed one with HDMI and DP and some USBA and USB C ports and it has it all. Supports both my displays and is very easy to use. If you need higher display resolution or more ports perhaps look at the other ones but this is perfect for working at home and great value for money

I bought this to allow me to to have 2 displays for my work laptop via USB C ports . The device is plug And play and works a charm. This does not have a switch so wouldn’t work for two laptops or PCs in case you want to use for that reason . One can still do this by spending a bit more and get a switched dual display ones or follow this below instructions /// If your screen support dual HDMI ports or has 1 HDMI port and 1 analoge VGA ports , there are ways you can do this for your home PC and have it working . All you need is get a UGreen switched USB ports for camera , keyboards and mouse , speakers ie anything USB device . Now The switched Ugreen ports are about a tenner these days and have two usb outbound wires. Plug one to PC and one to to the display device I am writing about . Connect all the HDMI wires for the PC directly into relevant ports on the PC directly . Use the switched ugreen device to flip the USB input devices . Rem you don’t need to do this if you spend a little more and get a dual PC switched ugreen docking station . I have done this as I already had a ugreen usb switched device and didn’t want to spent a fortune . The current device is about 30 quid and worth every penny . Rem if you want your laptop to charge , one will Need to provide a 100W power input and it is not inbuilt into the device . I also faced problems with keyboards not working and once display wasn’t either . I thought it was this device . I then ordered another new brand and connected it to my Dell laptop and faced similar problems with display but keyboards worked then . This made me think as a laptop issue rather than a device issue . I rebooted my laptop and has been great since . I also observed as part of PnP ( USB C plug and play) feature sometimes the keyboards are not identified and all we need to do is wait and logon using laptop and it will auto fix itself after . It has been 2 weeks since I have been using this device and has been sailing smooth. Hope this helps.

Working from home, I hated the faff of plugging/unplugging multiple cables everytime I wanted to move my laptop. This little dock works brilliantly and much cheaper than the official HP dock. No hassle setup being just plug in and play, no software/drivers needed. 2 hdmi ports handle two monitors with ease, and I use a USB-to-ethernet adapter for wired Internet via the dock. No issues with the connection speed on that either. Very versatile and capable of pass through charging if you have a usb-c charger to plug into the dock. No issues with heat although I haven't used the pass through charging feature yet. Only complaint is that the cable from dock to laptop could/should be MUCH MUCH longer. It's only 30cm at best so you can't really position the dock out of the way or move the laptop too far. It has to be on your desk, with everything that's plugged in clearly visible, leaving a bit of a cluttered look instead of just a single cable.

I wanted to connect one single pair of keyboard & mouse to my laptop and to my desktop pc. I needed this Dock as there were very few ports on my new laptop. The dock has powered USB which can charge my laptop. Has plenty of spare USB C & A ports. Has HDMI to hook up my fairly old widescreen monitor. Setup was easy. Build quality excellent. Early days, but very happy with the product. There were cheaper options available online, but I didn't want to take risk with an electrical gadget which remains powered on 24x7, 365 days, and chose this well known UGREEN brand.

Just works first time. No lag with 2 x HDMI 1920x1080 displays. Also works with work laptops that are locked down.

The description offered for UGREEN Revodok USB C Docking Station Triple Monitors 308, 8-in-1 USB C Hub Dual HDMI 4K@60Hz by the manufacture is inaccurate, incomplete and misleading. It is more a multiport adapter rather than a docking station and cannot be claimed to be a dock at all for the reasons given below. This product unlike what UGreen has mentioned under the description on Amazon’s portal does not support 2 X 4K resolution at 3840 2160 @ 60Hz and can only support one 4K resolution if one monitor is connected to the computer. It can support up to 2560 X 1440 @ 60Hz on both of the monitors when two HDMI ports are used and could only once get 4K 3840 X 2160 resolution @50 Hz on one monitor while the second monitor delivered a resolution of 1920 X 1080 @60Hz as ‘Active Signal Mode’ although the ‘Desktop Mode was 1920 X 1200’ @ 60Hz. I tested this adapter on Dell XPS-13 9300 laptop which is among the monitors mentioned by UGreen as a compatible laptop for getting 2 X 4K resolutions. I connected a Dell DA310 adapter to the other port while one port was connected to this UGreen adapter and could get 2 X 4K resolution on both of the monitors. The same applies if Dell WD19TB dock is connected to the above-mentioned Dell XPS-13 laptop. This Dell XPS-13 is also capable of supporting 2 X 4K resolutions by using a Dell U-22 dock connected to it. Therefore, it is not a matter of the laptop but UGreen’s adapter which is not capable of supporting 2 X 4K resolutions. I did not test this UGreen’s dock with three displays and can’t comment on this application. The other issue with this adapter which is quite misleading is that although this adapter might be able to deliver up to 100W power through its USB-C port but UGreen doesn’t tell you that you will need a 100W power adapter and also a 100W cable in order to be able to deliver this power to your computer or any other device through the USB-C port; otherwise, it won’t be possible for the UGreen adpter to do so as these two items do not come with the adapter and which are pricey. The additional price needed for buying the 100W power adapter and the cable might be the reason for UGreen not mentioning it, although the competitors are concealing this fact from the buyers as well. UGreen needs to make this quite clear on Amazon portal so that the buyers know they need to pre-own or but the 100W power adapter and the cable in addition to UGreen adapter so that the buyers can make an informed decision before buying the adapter. I haven’t used other UGreen adapters/ docking stations and can’t comment on them but have ordered its 308 version which has a DP port in addition to two HDMI ports and am waiting for it to arrive to test and gauge its performance. Although I like UGreen brand for products such as its 67W power adapter but am disappointed by the performance of its adapter or as claimed by this manufacturer, docking station, and do not recommend it for using it with two 2 X 4K monitors as you will be disappointed with the resolution you will get.

Just works, used with a 2019 MacBook Pro and every display I tried seamlessly connected in bootcamp and Mac OS, good build quality, fits easily in the front compartment of my laptop bag and the pass through charging is great, even close in colour to the space grey.

Does exactly as advertised. I bought one of those laptop screen extenders so I had three screens, but my works laptop only had one USB C and one USB A connection (which was for power only). Did some research which led me to look for a display link box, and found this one. It's plugged into the USB C port of the laptop and the two extra screen are connected via HDMI and it works brilliantly. Would defo recommend.