Docking Station Dual Monitor 2HDMI DisplayPort VGA Laptop USB C Dock Quad Monitor, USB C Docking Station with 1m Cable Dual HDMI DisplayPort VGA RJ45 Ethernet 100W PD Audio SD/TF 6 USB (Up to 10Gbps)

I've been using the USB C Docking Station with the 65W Power Adapter for a few weeks now, and I can honestly say it has been a game-changer for my workflow. The fact that this single docking station offers 16-in-1 connectivity options is impressive! It’s not just a hub—it’s the command center for all my devices.The quad monitor support is particularly incredible. With two HDMI ports, a DisplayPort, and VGA, I’ve been able to set up multiple displays effortlessly. Whether I’m running dual monitors for work or switching to a quad setup for multitasking, the docking station handles it like a champ. The video quality is crystal-clear, even when running multiple high-resolution screens.On top of that, the power delivery feature is a huge bonus. The 65W adapter is perfect for charging my laptop, while the 100W power pass-through ensures all my devices stay juiced up. I also appreciate the variety of USB ports. The combination of USB-C 3.1 and USB-A 3.0 ports makes it so versatile—everything from external drives to peripherals connects without a hiccup.The RJ45 Ethernet port is another standout feature. I’ve enjoyed a stable and fast wired internet connection—especially useful when working with large file uploads or streaming. The built-in audio jack and SD/TF card slots add even more convenience. It’s clear this docking station was designed with productivity in mind.The build quality is sturdy, and it fits nicely on my desk without taking up too much space. Honestly, it feels like this device has simplified my entire work setup. If you’re looking for a docking station that can do it all, I highly recommend giving this one a try!

Great docking station for a home work office, easy to swap Personal Laptop with Work Laptop. Ports are well laid out with long term ports at the back and used ports at the front. The long USB C connection cable realy helps.

The media could not be loaded. As an avid tech user who values both functionality and aesthetics, I was intrigued to try the Selore&S-Global Docking Station despite its stated incompatibility with Dell laptops. Here's my honest take on this sleek and slender powerhouse of connectivity.Design & Installation:The docking station sports a modern, sleek look that's quite appealing, albeit with a slight design oversight. The front-facing power display and USB slots necessitated an under-the-table setup to keep my workspace uncluttered. Thankfully, its slim profile lent itself well to a neat zip-tie installation, a minor but clever design plus for those who prefer invisible wires.Functionality & Performance:A significant highlight is the seamless integration with peripherals, such as the integrated camera/mic setup, which delivered exceptional performance—crucial for my virtual presentations and online interactions.However, it hasn't been all smooth sailing. The screen blackouts, affecting one or both monitors occasionally, required some troubleshooting—reconnecting the host cables or, in some cases, a laptop reboot. Although a manageable hiccup, it's a point of consideration for potential users who need uninterrupted service.Charging Capability:One surprising feature was its ability to charge my Dell laptop through the dock, despite the compatibility warnings. Although the laptop battery icon shows an error, the charging proceeds effectively—a reassuring aspect for those who, like me, are looking for workarounds that defy the norm.Conclusion:The Selore&S-Global Docking Station stands out as a robust, multi-functional device that's mostly reliable, barring a few quirks. For Dell users and others who don't mind the occasional tech troubleshooting, this docking station offers a compelling choice that marries sleek design with practical performance.

Update: I bought this on 28th Jan 2023, and it has worked flawlessly until today. I have two HDMI and one DisplayPort monitors connected (all identical). First the one HDMI suddenly went blank, I fiddled with the cable and it came back to life. Then it went out again, and fiddling with the cable made both HDMI screens go blank. Computer still thought they were there, and the monitors were still active (didn't go into sleep mode). Then a bit more plugging and unplugging and all worked, then the first HDMI one that had failed, failed again. Replaced the cable to that one and everything seemed fine for about an hour and then the dodgy HDMI one went blank again. having tried various cables I suspect that there's something gone wrong inside that is affecting both HDMI ports, wiggling things sometimes brings one back to life, or kills both. I'd guess there's a internal connection issue to the ports themselves, only affecting the HDMI ports. The DisplayPort is not affected and works fine. I've simply ordered a replacemnt unit as this is a business critical issue for me at the moment. I will follow up with the supplier at the weekend. Originally cost me £100, which is a bit over £50 per year for a very good working environment, so I hope the next one lasts as long (and it's now only £79.99).--------------I'm using this dock with three ASUS ProArt PA248QV WUXGA 1920x1200 16:10 monitors. Two are connected via HDMI and the third via DisplayPort. I’ve not tried the VGA port so have no idea if it could actually support a fourth display. I also have various other bits plugged into USB ports such as keyboard, mouse, camera, etc.I'm powering it with a 96W PD power block and it in turn provides ample power to my laptop, all through the same USB C cable (supplied) through which the data flows. It’s a very convenient solution. It is also nicely made with a good feel to it, but it doesn’t come with a stand or mounting clip, so I’ll probably end up using double sided tape to keep it neatly attached to the back of a monitor stand.It needs a modern laptop with DisplayPort over USB C capability. It did not work with a Lenovo X1 Carbon 5th GEN (2017 model) even though it supports DisplayPort over USB C – the two HDMI monitors were fine but the DisplayPort one would only display at 640x480 resolution. I think the DisplayPort version on that laptop is too old.It works perfectly with Lenovo X1 Carbon 9th GEN (2022 model), and it also works perfectly with a Lenovo L14 (2023 Model). In both of these cases the laptop screen also works, so I effectively have 4 screens including the laptop.Altogether it is a brilliant little dock but you do need to check the compatibility of your laptop.