[230 W] Very simply, a year after its release the Logi Dock is the only dock I’ve found that works with an M1 Apple MacBook from a reputable brand. It does not support dual screens and does not have an Ethernet port which can be a deal breaker for some. However, the speaker and mic array are phenomenal. I sit in a lot of meetings and since using this dock, consistently get comments that it sounds like I’m in the room with my colleagues (as compared to a Poly 40).

[ 19.5 VDC] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very impressed with this Logi Dock...so much that I plan on doing something similar at my house. Thank you!

[5.55 lb] One of the best things about the dock is the visual notifications it provides before a meeting starts. I've been able to attend 100% of my meetings ontime or before the meeting starts.

[5.55 lb] I am very pleased with my new hub / docking station from Logitech.

Easy to install.

Full capabilities.

Some USB-2 ports would be helpful.

[230 W] Great device for conference calls and the speaker is amazing. Plenty of ports to expand what you computer lacks. Easy to connect and get started.

[ 19.5 VDC] Looks great on the desk and packs a crazy amount of functionality into a tiny space. Perfect for a minimal desk without compromising. I have a nice Blue Yeti Mic and I tested the microphone quality on both and it's very close. The Blue Yeti mic has a better sound, but the noise cancelling and clear audio quality for video calls are hardly noticeable. Unless I'm recording a podcast, the Blue Yeti mic hardly gets used anymore. The sound quality of the speakers is great as well. The indicator lights are super convenient. I love that it lights up when my calls start and I can be on the call instantly with the push of a button without having to search for links and open apps. Pretty powerful little box! I don't have much desk space, so this is perfect!

[5.55 lb] This is truly a perfectly designed product. It works seamlessly as a mac dock w/ one displayport display and to provide power + audio/mic. Note there are some limitations on the number of external displays you can have using this dock but that is specified up front in the product spec sheet, and for my use case with just one it works fine. Love the Logi Tune desktop app which syncs with your cal and can cause the purple light on the Logi Dock to flash when you have a meeting to join. Then you can just tap the O button on the unit to launch directly into your zoom call without even opening your calendar. Also love that the hardware mic and camera buttons on the dock control those functions in zoom. Overall would highly recommend!

[Graphite Gray] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the compact size. Fits nicely below my monitors. Hit mute on the unit and teams also toggles to mute.

[Graphite Gray] Perfect all-in-one meeting device. It's a great tool for consolidating wires, using a clear sounding microphone, powerful speaker, and having two monitors connected to a laptop that you want to shut.

[5.55 lb] This makes my desk so much cleaner, and makes it easy to switch between home and work devices. When my spouse needs to take a video meeting, she can just plug her laptop right in and get the advantages of a great screen, camera, speakers, keyboard and mouse without needing to use my computer.

I researched the dock quite a bit before buying, and it actually works better than I expected it to.

Pros:

1. Lots of ports
2. Can handle a Logitech Brio webcam -- many hubs cannot
3. All of the buttons except one (join meeting) work with Windows AND ChromeOS
4. The shape is great
5. Sound quality is decent
6. Microphone is good for speech

Cons:

1. A tad pricey
2. No ethernet -- I had to use another adapter
3. Join meeting button doesn't work on ChromeOS
4. Volume changes can occur on ChromeOS without button presses -- where the volume from the device does not match the OS volume. This sometimes means the sound turns off entirely or gets really loud in the middle of a meeting.
5. If you use both the microphone button on the device and the one in the browser in ChromeOS, things get out of sync, and no one can hear you. Never had this happen in Windows.

I definitely recommend it if you are on Windows and Mac primarily. If you are on ChromeOS, be prepared for some hiccups, but it is quite functional. I switch between devices on an almost daily basis, and it handles that well.

How to make it perfect:

1. Ethernet port
2. A microphone better for more than just speech (such as music lessons)
3. Fewer bugs in the ChromeOS integration, and add "join meeting" support
4. Allow pairing bluetooth mice directly to the dock, instead of to a computer. Also, ideally build in both other common types of Logitech dongle (unifying receiver and Logi Bolt).
5. Allow pairing arbitrary bluetooth headsets directly to the dock, instead of only supporting Logitech headphones.