USB-C Docking Station 16 in 1 Triple Display USB C Dock with Charging Support, 4K HDMI, DP, VGA, 7 USB Ports, Ethernet, SD/TF Card Reader for MacBook and Windows, MacOS only Support Mirror Mode

I previously purchased the EUASOO mini USB-C docking station for use with my MSI Prestige 14 laptop when I was travelling, and was pleased with it's performance. Now that I, like many of us, am doing a lot more home based work I wanted a USB-C based docking solution that could be permanently connected at my desk with only a single connection to my laptop. Based on the description this unit seemed to fit my needs, was well priced and was from a manufacturer with whom I'd had a positive experience.This docking station has a lot going for it, most notably, it doesn't require me to use my current laptop power adapter to charge my laptop when it's connected to the dock, and can now remain in my laptop bag. Since a second factory power adapter for this laptop is almost $90 on it's own, it's a huge plus. The dock also includes a discrete USB audio device which is a huge plus for conferencing/collaboration apps like Zoom and Skype with an analog headset, which can sometimes have a hard time sharing the primary audio device in your hardware with other Windows applications. The USB card readers for SD and micro SD cards are fast, which is nice when frequently burning images for Raspberry Pi devices.Installation wise it's super easy, I just moved all of my displays and peripheral connections to the dock, plugged in power and then plugged the provided USB-C cable into my laptop. Windows downloaded the USB audio driver and my external displays popped right up after a few seconds.As far as stability and compatibility, I've run a number of Zoom and Skype meetings through a Logitech HD webcam connected to the dock with no issues, played a few games to verify my Nvidia Geforce adapter is working through the dock to my external display without a loss of performance, and verified my laptop charges just as quickly as it did with it's OEM adapter connected.This device did everything I expected and compared to the price of a micro USB docking station + second power adapter for a laptop is a particularly good value. The packaging is notably "premium" and the build quality of the hardware is really good, the included USB-C cable ends even match the color of the chassis, a nice little attention to detail. It's a very clean utilitarian aesthetic, it's about the size of an Intel NUC PC and while it wouldn't look bad on a desk mine will be mounted underneath and out of the way.I was unable to test 4k support as i don't have a 4k display in a convenient location near the dock/laptop, and I also did not test the ethernet port as I am WiFi only in this part of the house.Overall a great product and a superb value particularly with the included power adapter. It's not something I'd carry around in my laptop bag, but for a permanent desk mounted solution this is great and should be suitable for both residential and commercial applications in lieu of expensive manufacturer specific docking solutions.

Update March 6 2003: one of the USB ports has failed. This thing is a paperweight. Don't buy.***This review is for the "EUASOO USB-C Docking Station 16 in 1 Triple Display USB C Dock with Charging Support, 4K HDMI, DP, VGA, 7 USB Ports, Ethernet, SD/TF Card Reader for MacBook and Windows, MacOS only Support Mirror Mode."When I first got it in Dec 2020 and got everything connected I found that it couldn't handle monitors of two different resolutions, one DisplayPort and the other HDMI. I swapped cables and on my OS changed the primary display, but nothing made a difference. While not optimal, I was disappointed but decided to live with it.Until late 2021 it was a solid piece of equipment that supported multiple monitors, mouse, flash storage, and a webcam on a gigabit network. Unfortunately, in Dec 2021, unbeknownst to me, the network port started going bad, causing occasional network disconnects and impairing connectivity. At first I put up with it thinking my network was flaky, but eventually the frequency of the disconnects became unmanageable and I started troubleshooting. I swapped out CAT5 cables with known good cables, moved the cable to a different port on my switch, rebooted the docking station, etc. but still had regular disconnects that continued getting more frequent. Eventually I bought a USB-A to CAT5 adapter, and after swapping the cable to that adapter I haven't had a single disconnect. The network port on the docking station is the problem.Short story: my experience seems consistent with other reviews. I would not buy again.

Unfortunately this didn’t work with my Dell monitors and Lenovo Thinkbook 15

Finally I splurged and purchase this most needed dock. This worked exactly as advertised and couldn't have been any easier to set up. After using this device for several days, I am extremely happy with it. Over my use, I have not had a single freeze up or any issues whatsoever. I also like the small size how it doesn't take up much space on my desk. There are three USB 3.0 ports which are located in the front, which makes it easy to add things easily without reaching for the back. The SD card slots are also located at the front, giving me easy access as well. This hub supports HDMI,VGA,DP, Ethernet port, 3 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0, Type-C for host, Type-C for data and power, headphone jack, and Mic jack.Highly recommend this thing - love it!