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BHP
> 24 hourVery impressed. Easy setup with my USB -C Lenovo 480 or my MS Surface 7 after installing driver recognized 4 Viewsonics via DP. Win 11 allows for lots of configurations of the 4. Works as advertised !!
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Ross
> 24 hourThe docking station has everything you need to get up to speed. I was having issues with my sons gaming laptop, an HP, since it only has 1 HDMI port and the included USB-C doesnt support sending video signal over it, so couldnt use it to project to a 3rd monitor. After installing this docking station I didnt even need to download specific drivers, the ones by default did wonders and have been doing it. The design is sturdy and in our case it had the right amount of USB slots, video ports and it does simplify just connecting it to the USB-C port to get all that power.
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Adex
> 24 hourIt works perfectly, allowing me to stretch my laptop to two displays and link it to a webcam and mouse. It allows for two monitors at 1920 x 1200@60Hz. Good product, lightweight, and has functional ports. To make it operate, the driver must first be installed. Good display.
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Michael
> 24 hourI ordered this for my work laptop just so Id have an easy way to dock/undock if needed to take my laptop with me places, but wow Im seriously surprised by how much I like this dock. It works great, works with HDMI and DVI monitor cables which is awesome, doesnt seem to have any display delays or lag or anything when typing or moving the mouse, just a great experience. The included display adapters are awesome and is a great include on this, actually ended up not needing them because this already supports DVI cables, but the fact they included several adapters just in case is amazing. 10/10, definitely recommend this!
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B Wallis
> 24 hourThis one is easy to use and we set up with the kids gaming and homework setup easily. Solid build. It does not play well with Macbooks, but with PC it did just fine. Be sure to read the specs on this one. It does what its meant for well, but it does not like newer tech. Does not support Displayport, 4K monitors, and does not offer power.
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LoveAlexis
> 24 hourThis dock was easy to setup and use. I managed to train my 73-year old student to use it and disassemble it when not in use with ease. That makes a huge difference for me.
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RU!-Entertained
> 24 hourHavent had any issues using this for one of our basic PXIe chassis setups to extend to a second 1080p monitor. All the ports seem to be working fine. So far, it is a good item.
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Ginger
> 24 hourThis is compatible with my windows PC. You are able to connect your laptop to two additional monitors. It has an ethernet port, 6 usb ports, and port for connection of earphones. It is made of good quality aluminum. The unit is sturdy and well made. Everything works well and connects easily.
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Sleepawake
> 24 hourBest bang for the buck. Everything is working as expected, very pleased.
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Steven M. Silverman
> 24 hourI have a desktop and a laptop. I wanted to set up a 2nd workstation in my office for the laptop. The laptop is an older ThinkPad but still works very well. I saw this WavLink docking station. Since Ive successfully use their network products for a while now I trusted that it would work as advertised and I was right. This docking station fits my need perfectly. I have 2 older 24 monitors that have HDMI inputs. I also have an extra wired keyboard and mouse. I figured I was set. I hooked up the docking station to the laptop with the supplied high speed USB cable. One monitor I connected direct to the HDMI port on the docking station and the other to the DVI port using the DVI to HDMI adapter supplied with the docking station. Plugged in the power supply. I connected the keyboard and mouse to 2 of the USB 2.0 ports on the docking station. Since I use the laptop in the office on WiFi and the printer connected to the laptop by WiFi I didnt have to worry about the network connection or configuring the printer.. I fired it up and everything was groovy. I set up the laptop for dual monitor use and extended the desktop onto the 2nd monitor. I then set up the laptop so I could close the top and still work. Instant 2nd workstation! Best of all, all I need to do is detach the USB adapter from the laptop and take it when I want and just plug it when Im back. This is an ideal solution!