Docking Station Dual Monitor HDMI for HP Dell, Laptop Dock 3 Monitors Quad Display with 100cm Cable 2 HDMI DisplayPort USB 3.1/USB C 100W PD Ethernet Audio SD/TF (Updated 10Gbps)

I was so happy with this piece of kit. It allowed me to have two screens connecting to my laptop. Unfortunately two months later, one HDMI has stopped working but the seller was excellent and gave me a replacement. Great service. Thank you

Nice little unit, worked perfectly for a while but after a month the 2nd HDMI Port stopped working. I have seen similar issues in other reviews :(

I've trialled this and for my purposes it works well.The unit I've trialled supports a triple display (though I note the listing makes reference to a 'quad display' and I'm not sure if this is a different unit, or a different variation of this one).The model I've tried has 1 DP and 2 HDMI outputs, which can be used simultaneously.Bear in mind though that HDMI has limitations, and this device will struggle with really high resolutions as a result.That said, my setup for home working normally has 2 x 1080p monitors (which on my usual Dell system, operates with 2 DP connections, but they're only standard monitors, not 4K or similar, so HDMI works well). I've trialled this with a 3rd monitor and it works fine.The front of the docking station has good connectivity including a 4 USB-A ports (one of which is the faster 3.1 spec; the others 3.0 - and you get a USB-A 2.0 port on the rear too - so really good range of options), as well as an SD card reader which is a nice touch.The one thing which annoys me is that the USB-C 'host' connection (ie. to connect to your laptop) is on the front of the unit (or at least what I consider to be the front of the unit, as the 'rear' contains the monitor outputs, network port, etc).They have then put 2 further USB-C ports (one of which is PD compatible) on the rear.This doesn't make a lot of sense to me, as I would much rather all of the 'permanently' plugged in connections go on the rear to look neater, leaving the front empty, except when plugging in a device such as a USB-stick or similar.But this is only a minor issue & probably more to do with my OCD-tendancies than any major design issue.Overall then:- Happy to recommend this.- It's not bad value for money compared with some other branded products.- But be aware, this has limitations in terms of the maximum throughput it can support.

My docking station arrived today. Connected a 65W charger, DisplayPort to monitor, wireless mouse dongle, lightning cable to iPhone, desk fan...all working perfectly so far!£75 is a steal compared to the majority of docking stations I've seen on Amazon. You can get cheaper ones but they're more like dongles. Having a standalone box like this is much tidier!

The unit feels well built and was easy to setup. Unfortunately the second hdmi output failed after about 3 days of use (was able to test the failure across multiple devices). A quick google search suggests it is a fairly common fault.This renders it pointless paying the extra money for a docking station with multiple hdmi outputs.Amazon were good with the return but will purchase an alternate model.

The item is well made and presented. The range of inputs is excellent and the product does all I wanted. I had reason to contact Selore customer service. Their response was very quick and I can only say the company and it's product are excellent and I would highly recommend them to anyone needing or viewing their products.

Really bad quality. One of the HDMI ports stopped working in under 2 years. Decent connectivity options but appalling quality…avoid at all costs

Worked perfectly for about a month then the Ethernet connection failed, the the HDMI ports failed. Should have spent a bit more to get non-generic/manufacturer brand. Disappointing given the price of this.UPDATE: the seller got in touch following my review and offered to refund or exchange without any hassle so that was a positive thing. There’s a 12 month warranty on product which I hadn’t realised.