LenovoThinkPad OneLink Pro Dock With AC Adapter (4X10E52935) In The Factory Sealed Lenovo USA Retail Packaging

I have recive i hope its good and work.

Se trata de un producto re-acondicionado que funciona correctamente.

This unit gave me the best of both worlds. I can hook up all of my devices such as printers, scanners, drawing tablets and a 40" Sony TV monitor and still have the ability to take the laptop out in the field and have all of my programs and files available. I do photo and video editing and the response is excellent. The DisplayPort allows me to take full advantage of the monitor's resolution. The USB 3 ports allows me to hook up USB 3 external drives for remarkable speed for processing and backup. The dock's small profile easily fits on the desk. I had thought to get both a desktop and laptop, but this is the best solution. I highly recommend it.

I'm using this with a Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 14 and so far it has been great. Note that the display ports are DVI-I and DisplayPort and that it does not have an HDMI port. I was used to using HDMI to connect my monitor, but my monitor has a DVI-D port as well, so I connected it using a DVI-D cable and it works great. If you're curious, here's the difference between DVI-D and DVI-I as I understand it: DVI-I supports analog output as well as digital output and has more pins than a DVI-D cable, and DVI-D only supports digital output. Both DVI-I and DVI-D cables will connect to a DVI-I port like the one on the dock, you just won't get analog output with a DVI-D cable.I have had no issues with my 1080X1920 HD display flickering, going blank, or anything else unpleasant. Video playback is smooth and free of artifacts. I did make sure to download the latest drivers and firmware updates from Lenovo's website, so maybe that fixed the issues other reviewers seem to be having with their displays. Also, some reviews for this dock are referencing an HDMI port, which makes me think they're reviewing the non-pro version which does have an HDMI port, the PRO version does not. I am not using dual monitor output, and I am not using the Ethernet port, so I can't comment on how well those work.I really like the OneLink technology...with one plug, I can turn my laptop into a desktop computer and have immediate access to my external display, speakers, external USB drives and devices, and even synch and charge my phone and tablet. And I can just as easily disconnect everything with just one plug. You could argue that the only real advantages to this dock over any other USB/Display hub are that you don't need another cable to charge the laptop, and that you can turn the computer on and off using the power button on the dock, but those are features I find really handy. I work from home, and have found the dock to be a real time saver. Yes, you can experience feedback from external speakers if they are left turned on and plugged into the dock when the computer is unplugged, but it's easy enough for me to turn the speakers off when I'm done using them, and I don't know that any other dock wouldn't exhibit this same behavior.If I hadn't needed/wanted the 4 USB 3.0 ports on this dock, I could have used the non-pro version with a single HDMI port and have been just as happy, but since the dock is supposed to be an all-in-one solution, I didn't want to limit my future options.

Arrived in good time as advertised. Works perfectly with Lenovo ThinkPad E560 20EV laptop. Had to buy an inexpensive DVI to display cable to connect an additional monitor.It was a challenge to figure out which docking station would work with my laptop.