[Yes, Kensington] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love how universal this dock is for all my tech use. It has a pretty cool concept in connecting all devices to sync together. Perfect for laptops and on the go for projects. I would recommend it based on how easy it is to use and it’s purpose.

[1.005 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very happy with this product. Connectivity is lightning fast. There are a plethora of slots for microSD, multiple USB ports and other media. Hub supports Thunderbolt 4 compatibility. Transfer speeds between USB devices is fast

[ABS] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the mini size of this as it fits anywhere! It is so easy to use, just plug in and use it! There is a simple quick start guide as well. It has a front USB C, on the back it has (1) USB 3.0 type A and (2) USB 2.0 type A. It also has an ethernet port as well as an HDMI. It comes with the USB C to USB C cable making this ready to go right out of the box! It's sleek looking, easy to use, and works amazing! I would highly recommend to all!

[Yes, Kensington] This dock replaced a previous from a different manufacturer, which would glitch/freeze up and need restarting. So far (months later) this unit has been boringly predictable, offering consistent performance. It has the connectivity we need, and the price was good. And from a dock (or any other kind of infrastructure hardware) isn't that what you want?

[Yes, Kensington] This dock works very well for what I'm using it for. With a single USB C connection, I can connect to the dock and keep my laptop charged at the same time. The dock is connected to a mouse and USB keyboard and a 15 FHD portable monitor as a second screen.
Very convenient. Especially for the price

[1.005 lb] amzing how well this works, i have everything plugged into the hub then only one cable to my laptop

[1.005 lb] I didn't like my previous dock where the main connection cable goes out from the front, creating a mess on my small desk. This one has the main cable connecting from the rear, where it can partially hide in the back. It also has an actual power button so that my lighted keyboard won't remain on. There's also no annoying side ports, a plus in my setup.


One of the few knocks is that there isn't enough USB ports. The headphone port is out on the front, which is unfortunately way too common in docking stations and makes cabling traditional computer speakers a challenge.


As a reminder, the dock cannot magically grant access to more than one external monitor on basic Mac computers. It's fine for me since I don't intend to use more than one external monitor for my Macbook Air M1.

[Yes, Kensington] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With aluminum case, I like this 7-in-1 Hub even more. Not only this is super convenient for me on-the-go, but also how nice and neat it looks. It does have some weight on it and does not look fragile like the other one from unknown brand I got before on online. I can use from C to USB to micro SD. Connectivity is smooth with wide range compatibility. It definitely will be stable functioning piece in my bag for work. I really like it and surely recommend it !

[3.3' / 1 m] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was able to get my pics off my cameras sd card using this device. Which I plugged into the computer also instead of just my phone, but either way it works great! Great for transferring stuff or just a charger.

[3.3' / 1 m] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This works really well. We power a lappy and drive 2x HD monitors for a hybrid desktop setup. I used some cheap angle brackets to mount it to the underside of my desk, and added a 120mm USB fan to keep it cooler for longer life. The only thing to note: when plugging back into your laptop - it takes about 15-20 seconds for windows to recognized the device and then wake the monitors. It keeps the screen order with no issue.