UGREEN Revodok Pro 2102 USB C Docking Station 10Gbps, 10-in-1 Docking Station Dual Monitor, Dual 4K@60Hz HDMI Display, 10Gbps USB-C and USB-A Ports, 100W PD, Ethernet, SD/TF for HP Laptops, ThinkpadClimatePartner certified

I bought this to upgrade from a previous model I had as I needed HDMI & Ethernet in a single hub.I am able to connect my iPad using Duet & an portable monitor to my laptop through this.It provides power pass through to both and charges my laptop via the PD port.Would highly recommend to anyone that has similar requirements.

This freaking USB dock is awesome. I can't complain about anything. With every single other one I bought, I experienced different issues, from port speed to HDMI video output limitations, etc... This ugly bastard, however, works fine with every peripheral and with every computer I tried.

This dock is pretty well specced for the price, the speeds on the USB are super quick, but you obviously have to have the speeds required on your device. I have found that SD cards/usb sticks can vary greatly, but they are all pretty much hitting good speeds on this dock.The construction is fairly good and should be ideal for putting into a laptop bag and not having to worry that it will get damaged.There are better available of course but you need to spend more to get a level up of connectivity and speed, but for the money this is a great option.

Had this for a while and it's working fine. I have it plugged into a desk setup with wireless keyboard, wireless mouse and 4k monitor. I have a laptop power supply plugged into the appropriate USB-C slot, so it charges while plugged in too. I've used the MicroSD slot without issue.

It doesn't work, I don't recommend buying it.

This is a great value and well made item, as I have found all UGreen products to be.However, I discovered that although it claims 100w charging, when you plug your 100w laptop charger into it, your laptop reports a 'slow charge' notification.I reported this to UGreen, thinking the hub was faulty, but apparently the docking station itself draws 15w of power from the input, so your 100w charger will only deliver 85w to the laptop, resulting in the slow charge.You could avoid this by buying a more powerful charger to negate the drop in power, but I think this should be stated more clearly in the product description, as at least I did not see it?Other than this, it seems to do the job.

I plugged everything together and it all works as expected. That includes the monitor connections, ethernet connection, sundry USB peripherals and laptop power supply. I can confirm that the case is metal. One slight niggle is that the captive USB-C cable is a little stiff, but I am sure it will eventually comply physically! INFORMATION NOTE: the hub appears as "ASIX AX88179 USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter" in the network settings. MAC address as always can be found using "IPCONFIG /ALL" in a cmd window. What's with all the VINE reviews of a freebee product?Addendum: Someone else has pointed out that the hub itself needs 15W of power to operate. I didn't pick up this as an issue because my power supply is 90W and the laptop only needs 65W to operate/charge. In summary: ensure your power supply is up to the task.Update: Following one of the many OS updates, Windows 11 caused the external monitors to stop working on power up. I needed to change the following settings so that the monitors came on even with the laptop lid closed. Go to Control Panel - Windows Mobility Centre - Adjust commonly used mobility settings - connect external display.

An excellent item that does what it says on the box. It saves me from connecting a number of cables to my laptop when I sit at my desk, and also adds wired Ethernet and SD card readers. I confirm that the HDMI outputs are capable of 4k at 60 Hz. Overall, the same performance as more expensive units from better-known brands, in a tidy, small package. The aluminium shell is elegant and looks well-built, and the braided USB-C input (and PD output) cable is a nice touch. My only complaints are that the cable could have been a little longer, and the strain relief at the USB-C connector should have been longer and more flexible.