LemoreleUSB C Hub - Dock 10 in 1, Multiport Adapter with 1Gbps Ethernet,4K HDMI, 4 3.0/2.0,USB 3.0,PD 100W,SD/TF,USB Docking Station for MacBook Air/Pro,iPad,Steam Deck,Switch Black

Used to connect two monitors and a mechanical keyboard to a laptop. All working well so far with ports to spare. Delivered on time and as described.

Good value for money. All ports working great. It has good quality, easy to use, and feels sturdy.I was concerned about charging port because other hubs won't charge or would get hot really quickly, but this one is working great, it charges well when I cinnect the charger and I pretty much always leave the charger connected to it and it does not heat up at all.

Unit is well built and presented, but the double HDMI ports just mirror on my 2020 Intel i5 MBP (the main use case was to run 2 x LG panels for an extended desktop at work). It turns out this is a limitation of the MBP, not the docking station.I also had some issues with the Ethernet port, but Lemorele support were very responsive. (Updated review)

More mobile than desktop, although serviceable as such (slides around a bit). Good selection of connections although after purchase wished I had a ethernet connection. Fits the needs I identified and doesn't run hot. Consider position of connections if using on desk.

This has been a really good product, it has enough different connectors for multiple screens, cameras and usb keyboard connectors, also charges my laptop. I reach out to the company for some support and they were amazing, helped me to connect it up properly through my settings, I would 100% buy again and recommend this product.

Bought this because I really wanted PD in my adapter. Unfortunately I do not get enough power through the hub for any laptops (I've tried it on three different laptops, all different brands and both Windows/Mac). It definitely is not delivering 100W through put. The other ports work as expected which is great, I really like having SD cards as well as ethernet, HDMI, USB-C and USB-A (2.0/3.0). It's a good blend of options.

Lots of connections

I initially had issues with this docking station, so hope this review helps other less techy people like me who experience the same!For background - I have a Lenovo Yoga i7 laptop and a fairly old Samsung monitor. I have a laptop tilted stand to use the laptop screen as my second display, with the monitor set to Display 1 using an HDMI cable. Currently plugged into the docking station, I have the laptop power cable, monitor HDMI cable, USB keyword, USB mouse charger and USB-C phone charger.FYI - plug the docking station into the USB-C port in the laptop that you would normally use for a phone charger, NOT the one for power.Wifi issue - when first plugging in the docking station, everything worked (monitor, power, keyboard etc), but my wifi had dropped. It worked on my phone, but my laptop couldn't connect. I restarted my laptop and this fixed the issue - wifi was connected again as normal. However, despite it initial being fine, the restart had somehow stopped it from detecting my monitor (connected via HDMI to the docking station)!Monitor not detected - on my laptop screen, I went to Settings > Display, clicked detect, but nothign happened. I checked everything was firmly plugged in, then unplugged the docking atation and plugged back in, but no luck. I then rsestarted, but still no luck. So I googled and followed various instructions. Firstly going to Control Panel, disbling the Display graphics card, counting to 10 then re-enabling. No change. Then I checked for updates and did a full system update to latest versions of stuff. After this, I turned off my laptop, counted to 10, turned back on - it worked!!My only issue now is that I wish the cable that connects the docking station to the laptop was longer. Because I have my laptop on a stand, it's higher up, so the docking station has to hang down at the side, with cables coming out both sides, so it's messy and takes up space on my desk. Had the cable been longer, everything could have been neatly tucked at the back. It's not one where you can change the cable for a longer cable unfortunately. However, it does do the job! And ones with longer cables were a lot more expensive.My reason for purchasing was partly due to limited laptop ports, and partly due to the frustration of having to unplug and then plug everything back in every time I want to take my laptop away from the desk. This docking station means that I now have additional ports available, and only ever have one thing to unplug/plug back in when moving my laptop.Summary - took a while and three restarts to get it all working, and cable length is disappointing. But it works! Got this on a Black Friday deal, so for the price I paid (£23ish), I'm happy with it. But if money was no object, I would've bought one of the freestanding bulkier ones with all ports on the same side and a longer connecting cable.