UGREEN Revodok Pro 308 USB-C Docking Station, Triple Display 2 HDMI/VGA, 10Gbps USB-A, 100W PD, for HP/Lenovo/Surface & More

I bought this to allow me to to have 2 displays for my work laptop via USB C ports . The device is plug And play and works a charm. This does not have a switch so wouldn’t work for two laptops or PCs in case you want to use for that reason . One can still do this by spending a bit more and get a switched dual display ones or follow this below instructions /// If your screen support dual HDMI ports or has 1 HDMI port and 1 analoge VGA ports , there are ways you can do this for your home PC and have it working . All you need is get a UGreen switched USB ports for camera , keyboards and mouse , speakers ie anything USB device . NowThe switched Ugreen ports are about a tenner these days and have two usb outbound wires. Plug one to PC and one to to the display device I am writing about . Connect all the HDMI wires for the PC directly into relevant ports on the PC directly . Use the switched ugreen device to flip the USB input devices . Rem you don’t need to do this if you spend a little more and get a dual PC switched ugreen docking station . I have done this as I already had a ugreen usb switched device and didn’t want to spent a fortune . The current device is about 30 quid and worth every penny . Rem if you want your laptop to charge , one will Need to provide a 100W power input and it is not inbuilt into the device .I also faced problems with keyboards not working and once display wasn’t either . I thought it was this device . I then ordered another new brand and connected it to my Dell laptop and faced similar problems with display but keyboards worked then . This made me think as a laptop issue rather than a device issue . I rebooted my laptop and has been great since . I also observed as part of PnP ( USB C plug and play) feature sometimes the keyboards are not identified and all we need to do is wait and logon using laptop and it will auto fix itself after . It has been 2 weeks since I have been using this device and has been sailing smooth.Hope this helps.

I bought this as an accessory for my new Surface Pro, and I am currently using it as I type this review.When I use the Surface Pro at the "home station" in the house, it allows me to connect1. Two additional 27" screens, and,2. A wireless mouseEverything was just plug and play, and has worked without issue since Day 1.

I wasnt expecting this to work to be honest, but was pleasently surprised when i plugged everything in and it did. There was a couple of niggles, i had to swap my screen inputs around to be able to get my second screen to work, i also get a slow charge warning on my laptop. On the odd occasion the usb devices that are plugged in don't work, i normally fet 2 out of tge three working again, but never all three. Have to resot to plugging it directly into my laptop. I also wish the trailing lead was a bit longer.

Amazing docking station, small and very portable, without out of fashion jack slots, this contains usb c and usb,which helps me to connect my 2 screens without excessive cambling around the work desk.

Although delivered very promptly, 3 of the output ports did not work. Neither of the HDMI outputs or the VGA port so item was returned

This Revodok Pro hub comes in compact packaging and cost £29.99 at time of review.UGREEN is a relatively well-known brand in computer peripherals, and having used their stuff before I had an expectation of quality. Thankfully, this hub is better than 90% of the cheap junk you see from no-name manufacturers.Build quality is good all-round, as is the overall design and styling. The ports are all easy to use with one hand (you don’t have to hold onto the unit while doing it), and are not too grippy or loose.Clearly this is designed for use with portable devices rather than a desktop, due to its relatively small number of ports and short cable.Talking of ports, they are as follows:Data via 2 x 10Gbps USB A ports, and 2 x 10Gbps USB C portsVideo via 2 x 4k HDMI ports, and 1 x VGA portPower via 1 x USB-C 100W PD charging port (no data)As you can see, not exactly a plethora but all the basics are covered, except for ethernet and a 3.5mm audio jack.In testing they all performed to specification, with the 100W port being just 10 watts off which is perfectly normal.In terms of video you can connect a monitor to both HDMI ports in 4K@30Hz max,which now makes cross-screen multitasking possible. It will display up to 4K@60hz when just one port is used. Check the detailed product description to make sure it will suit your multi-display needs. The VGA port is standard, I was only able to test it to 60Hz, but the output was fine (or as fine as analogue can be, anyway).The overall build quality is very good for the money, I have no complaints really. For £30 I can recommend this, as long as you don’t need the audio or ethernet ports.

This is a really handy docking hub which connects to your device via USB-C.It includes wo HDMI ports, a VGA port, a 100W USB-C PD port, two 10Gbps USB-C data ports and two 10Gbps USB-A data port.It is a metallic grey finish and is compact in design. It fits perfectly in a laptop bag and is ideal for taking to the office and connecting your laptop to whichever display or monitor you need to, while allowing you to connect many things to your laptop, such as your phone, mouse dongle, USB data drive, etc. I would recommend this product.

Everything was fine, except for overheating in summer and then after 2.5 months USB 3.0's sop working, basically the whole side that they are on stopped working (there are also 2 USB-C on that side that I checked but do not use. I guess the price explains the quality.