Elitebook Docking Station Dual Monitors

[USB-A Male] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Plugable USB 3 Universal Docking Station for Dual Monitor in Black color features a hybrid 2-in-1 USB 3.0 and USB-C cable, and supports dual HDMI, and comes with 2 Year Warranty, which is amazing. This laptop docking station's compatibility is universal and it is compatible with Windows 11, 10, 8.x and 7, macOS 10.14 or later, and ChromeOS 100 or later. Plug and play driver installation via Windows Update; manual driver installation on macOS. Dock does not charge host PC. I have already recommended the Plugable USB 3 Universal Docking Station for Dual Monitor to many of my friends and family and several of them have already purchased and used this docking station to manage their dual monitors quite easily and they all love to use this device.

[5 ms (GtG)] Easy setup dual-monitors with USB-C port. No docking station needed. It's a great monitor at this price point.

[USB-C Female] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got a Plugable USB-C Dual DisplayPort & HDMI Display Docking Station because I upgraded to a laptop with two monitors. This docking station was easy to set up. The quality of it seems to be nice and the docking station looks premium. It seems to be working flawlessly for what I need. I really like that it is light and works nicely with my Chromebook and 2 monitors. The packaging comes with UD-MSTHDC Docking Station, power adapter, USB-C and USB-C cable.

[1x SKVM Male] I bought this to see if I could get dual monitor operation from my HP docking station. It was very easy to install, and after a few display adjustments, went right to work. I am very pleased with the display quality, which I attribute in part to the cables construction. I would purchase this same adapter/cable again for other applications.

[0.04 lb] My monitors are hooked up to my laptop via a docking station and a Firefly DAC. A while back they started buzzing pretty bad - couldn't figure out what changed. I tried everything, then just stopped using the monitors and didn't know what to do. Did some research and found this device, and it did the trick and solved the buzzing!

[0.745 lb] I got a couple new DisplayPorts to connect my BenQ monitors with my Dell 6000S docking station. These are super solid! I like how they sort of clip into each socket so they never fall out on their own.

[2] I'm using it to share a USB docking station between two laptops, a dell and an HP. Th docking station has two monitors, a mouse, and a keyboard. It seems to be working really well.

[OFNP] Have had the cables for two weeks and so far they have been working. My setup is a little unique. I have four Dell 1920x1200 monitors connected to a Dell Thunderbolt4 docking station for my work laptop that also has a Thunderbolt4 port. The cables connect the first set of two monitors to the two Thunderbolt ports on the docking station via the USB-C/DispayPort 1.4 port on the monitors. The second set of monitors are daisy chained to the first set's DisplayPort Out For MST port. Using this arrangement allow me to pass the video and USB data thru a single cable to each set of monitors. I did this because the Logitech USB headset I have has intermittent noise problem when connected to the docking station's USB ports, but doesn't when connected to the monitor's USB ports. The first set of monitors were originally connected to the docking station thru DisplayPort cables and then used a separate USB cable to provide an uplink from the docking station to the monitor's USB-C/DisplayPort port. The headset would still have the intermittent noise. The only other way to prevent it was to plug it directly into the laptop. It was an expension solution to just having one cable plugged into the laptop to run everything else. Plus I wanted to see what kind of connections could be made using the Thunderbolt technology. The reason I didn't daisy chain all four monitors with one cable is because two of the monitors are older and don't have that capability.

[0.64 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great little docking station and it works really well with each of my three monitors that I have for work. I have to have all these monitors and this docking station provides a hdmi accessible spot for all of them. Good stuff!

[3 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Plugable DisplayLink Triple 4K Display Docking Station is a great choice for anyone looking to expand their workspace and add more screens to their setup. It's compatible with Windows, Mac, and ChromeOS, and it can support up to three 4K monitors at 60Hz. The dock is easy to set up and use. Just connect it to your laptop or desktop computer with the included USB-C cable, and then connect your monitors to the dock's HDMI or DisplayPort ports. The dock also includes a number of other useful ports, such as Gigabit Ethernet, USB-A ports, and an SD card reader. I've been using the Plugable DisplayLink Triple 4K Display Docking Station for a few days now, and I've been very impressed with its performance. The video quality is excellent, and the dock has been able to handle everything I've thrown at it, from video editing to gaming. One of the things I like most about the dock is that it's very versatile. I can use it to connect three 4K monitors, or I can use it to connect a mix of 4K and 1080p monitors. The dock also supports MST (Multi-Stream Transport), which means I can daisy-chain my monitors together to create a single, large display. It includes an in and out 3.5mm Stereo Headphone port. Overall, I'm very happy with the Plugable DisplayLink Triple 4K Display Docking Station. It's a great choice for anyone looking to add more screens to their setup and expand their workspace. If you're looking for a high-quality docking station that can support multiple 4K monitors, I highly recommend the Plugable DisplayLink Triple 4K Display Docking Station.