Baseus Docking Station, Spacemate(Win) 11 in 1, Triple Display, 4K HDMI and DP, 10Gbps USB A/C Ports, Gigabit Ethernet, 100W PD, Audio, Laptop Docking Station for Windows/Dell/HP/Lenovo/Asus/Acer/Mac

This USB-C docking station exceeded my expectations. It offers a great variety of ports like HDMI, USB-A, and more, all working seamlessly with my laptop. Setup was simple and plug-and-play, with no driver issues. I use it daily for dual monitors, charging, and file transfers, and it handles everything smoothly. The build quality feels solid and compact enough to keep my desk organized. Great value for the price!

It is very compact and very portable. Take it with you when travelling or working on the move, and you can easily cope with all kinds of connectivity needs. Functionally, it supports triple screen display, which can connect to multiple monitors at the same time to enhance work efficiency. It's made of good materials and workmanship, and it dissipates heat well, so it won't get hot even after a long time of use. It has a fast transfer speed and a stable connection with no lag or delay. The compatibility is also very good, this is a highly recommended docking station to connect everything and make your work more efficient!

This is a powerful docking station. The picture is clear and smooth with vibrant colours, which makes my productivity skyrocket. Data transmission is fast, connecting various peripherals without any stress. There is also a Gigabit Ethernet port to ensure a stable and reliable network connection. This docking station integrates almost all the features I need, truly a one-stop solution for my office and entertainment needs.

So, this technically works, but there are a few caveats. I have an M1 MacBook Pro, which officially supports one additional monitor. I already had the display link driver along with a USB C to HDMI dongle from Pluggable, and I had another dongle that had power delivery and another HDMI. This was working and very smoothly. This Baseus Spacemate seems to put two of the HDMI ports through display link and one through ALT DisplayPort. My MacBook only has two USB C ports. I have an LG 4K monitor and a Dell 2k. At first, my LG would only show in 2K. The mac's displays menu showed all of the resolutions up to 4k, but it just wouldn't go 4k. I then moved it to the alt DP port and it worked in 4k. But, whenever I restart the computer, it restarts in 2K, and then once it's completely running, it will switch back to 4K. But, my entire computer became sluggish and my processor was working. My fans NEVER turn on but they were spinning about 1200 and the computer temps went up to 141F. The stock power delivery plug from apple is only 61W. This would not allow the power delivery port on the baseus to power my Mac. I use it in clamshell mode and it must have power to allow the external monitors to be on. So, I had to either plug my original apple power into the laptop directly, or buy a 100W power brick in addition to this. (verified with a friend's power brick). But, it was still sluggish. So, I plugged the 100 w brick into the baseus so it would deliver power and then unplugged the HDMI for my LG and plugged it back into a dongle and then into the now empty USB C port. Sluggishness is gone. But, I'm kind of back where I was. I just have replaced the pluggable dongle with the Baseus as a dongle. So, it's kind of useless to me. It is a beautiful product and iwll work for some people.

This docking station is very rich in interfaces, in addition to the interface of the three-screen display, there are network ports, USB-A, USB-C, headphone jacks and so on, basically meet all my expansion needs. No longer need to worry about the interface is not enough, a docking station to solve all the problems. And it's compact, does not take up space, carrying is also very convenient, travelling office can also easily deal with. And it doesn't require complicated settings. For a computer novice like me, the operation is stress-free and very friendly.

I was SO pleasantly surprised by this item. I had recently purchased an OLED 49" ultrawide monitor for my M4 Mac Mini. It works when I plug it into , but with the quirk that monitor ends up divided into two areas: the left half with higher resolution and high responsiveness to my trackpad and the right half as an AirPlay extension at HD resolution and slow responsiveness to my trackpad...so frustrating. (The monitor works well with my PC through just the HDMI connection...bummer since I prefer to work on my Mac.)Given a particular project where I need high responsiveness, I decided to try this hub with three smaller 34" monitors. After installing the software, it worked without a hitch, retaining the high responsiveness.Though the Mac Mini is designed to have a maximum of three screens, I decided to connect the larger OLED monitor as well as a fourth screen (one 34" screen into the Mac Mini's built in HDMI port, two 34" screens into the hub's HDMI ports, and the 49" into the hub's third HDMI)...AND IT WORKS with the entire 49" monitor area highly responsive. AMAZING!Not only that, I have a portable USB-C OLED monitor, I connected that into one of the remaining thunderbolt ports, and it also worked, making it five screens. I don't need that much real estate, but it just blew me away that I have those options!