MacBook Pro Docking Station Dual Monitor with 2 HDMI 4K Display,14 in 2 USB C Dock,100 AC Power Adapter, 18W PD Charging Port, Ethernet, 4 USB A Port, Twin USB C for Mac Thunderbolt 3/4 Laptops

I use this in a setup with two monitors, two peripherals, a hardwired network and a KVM switch and have never had as much as a hiccup. USB A and C ports both work as advertised with good transfer speeds. The unit feels solid and only ever gets warm to the touch after heavy use. It also delivers enough to charge my laptop even when working on intensive tasks. The only downside is that the power cable is a bit bulky, but the cord is plenty long so it's easy to tuck the more unsightly part of the cord away from sight.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been using this thing for a year now and it does everything I need and more. I’m able to plug in my Mac book pro to my monitor, keyboard, wireless mouse, charger and so much more. It’s sturdy and heavy duty which makes me feel confident using it with my products. It doesn’t get hot either. I have everything plugged in 100% of the time. Never had a single issue with it very happy. Just wish I could figure out a way to somewhat hide it from my desk because it is bulky and doesn’t match my other desk products

The device is compact but still requires space to connect the cables. If you need the ability to connect multiple monitors the product allows easy setup. I am using it with my MacBook Pro and there are no problems. I hook up my MacBook Air M2 and it only supports one external monitor so I could only get one to work. I would recommend this product to connect external devices to your MacBook Pro.

Didn’t work for me since two monitors were needed not just one plus Mac. Had to return product.

There are so many docking options for Macbooks out there. Most of them are the long bricks that hang off the side, and if you raise your laptop off the desk on a stand, it does put stress on the USB-C ports. I like that this is a more traditional style dock that sits on the desktop, and has a long lead that attaches to the side of your Mac. This reduces wear and tear on your ports, and gives you a LOT more ports to choose from. The multiple USB-3 and C ports make it easy to attach a host of peripherals. So far I haven't had any issues, and I'm really glad to not have to use my laptop charging brick. That can just sit in my bag and charge off the dock instead.

This docking station is so much smaller than I realized. It hardly takes up any space and has all the ports I need. I ended up getting a vertical stand for my MacBook to sit next to it, and now I have so much desk space. Very easy to use and if I wanted to take it with me when traveling, I could easily fit it into a suitcase or laptop bag.

Handy to have, works well. No lag or delay, have had no issues.

-See below for updated connectivity issues-Nice build quality and a great range of in & out put options. Not heavy but has a decent weight to it, which implies decent materials. Can be laid flat or stand up, but with cables coming in and out of it I'll lay mine flat. With its power brick, it is about the size of a mini computer, but not so big as to be a hassle.Update and score drop - In relation to a 2018 Mac Book Pro:1) In order to use a pair of external HDMI monitors you have to output from the rear dual USB-C on the dock to your Mac, you cannot send the signal from the front pair of USB-C. For easier access I wanted to use the front ports, and this issue alone may prevent me using the dock at all.2) These are not thunderbolt compliant USB-C ports so my Universal Audio Apollo Twin cannot be routed through the dock. This wasn't a huge surprise, but its a second connectivity issue which discourages me using the dock.3) As of now, I've been unable to get 2 external monitors working. Both ports appear to work, but I'm only able to get one external picture.I'll update if I'm able to resolve these issues, but I have a feeling this dock will be heading to eBay.