Kensington Usb C Dock

[6.2 x 6.1 x 2"] I have tried many docks over the months from Dell, Lenovo, Kensington, Belkin and even CalDigit. Hyper Dock offers the biggest number of legacy USB-A ports as well as it's the only sick that can drive my 4K display at its peak refresh rate of 165hz! All other docks topped out at measly 60hz. Staff at B&H is always helpful and selection of products as well as constant deals make this reseller out of this world! Highly recommended!

[2.15 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Plugable USB C Triple Display Dock is a sleek and versatile accessory that allows you to connect multiple displays and peripherals to your computer. With three display outputs, including two HDMI ports and a DisplayPort, you can easily connect up to three external displays to your computer. In addition to the display outputs, the dock has several USB ports, including a USB-C port with Power Delivery for charging your laptop while using the dock, as well as three USB 3.0 ports for fast data transfer. The dock also includes a Gigabit Ethernet port for fast and reliable network connectivity. Setting up the dock is simple and straightforward, and it's compatible with both Windows and macOS. Overall, the Plugable USB C Triple Display Dock is an excellent investment for anyone who needs to connect multiple displays and devices to their computer. Whether you're a graphic designer, video editor, or just need to expand your computer's connectivity options, this dock is a reliable and efficient solution.

[1.57 lb] I owned one of their USB Dock which I paid 2 times more than $, that cannot sleep well and some other issue which was not great and pricy. I have looked up review of their Thunderbolt dock didn't see review point out problem like I had their USB so I give them a try, bang Yes they are. This new dock sleep well and no clanky issue, it stop spinning as my Macbook in sleep mode and system detect it fast.. I feel weird did B&H sell at wrong price because the quality they delivered really worth higher than I paid for????

[1x HDMI Male] Bought a new Lenovo ThinkPad, E16 Gen 1, along with a ThinkPad Universal USB-C Dock v2. The dock gave me constant Device Disconnect issues dealing mainly with the ethernet port. Replaced that dock with an identical dock and it had the same issue. Tried an iVANKY dock that my support folks had and it worked perfectly. So, I purchased an iVANKY dock for $100 less than the Lenovo dock and it's been great. Lenovo kindly reimbursed me for their dock which didn't work.

[0.435 lb] Our college has standardized on the Kensington Presenters and hasn't been disappointed. The unit comes with a nice travel case to store in your bag. The USB receiver fits into the presenter when not in use, which helps in people losing the USB receiver. The only negative, is each receiver is paired with a specific presenter. So if you have multiple units, the USB receivers could get switched around. I would suggest labeling the USB receiver and presenter so this isn't an issue.

[1.695 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The USB 3.0 universal dock makes it convenient to have all your usb plugs in one area. Having all the connectivity ports together, makes it easier to do more work in less time. Compatible with MAC and chrome.

[0.45 lb] Not much to say other than it was drop-dead simple to update the lens firmware with the USB dock.

This dock has everything I need: USB-A, USB-C, and Thunderbolt ports (with Power Delivery), a 10 Gbps Ethernet port for network-attached storage, an SD card reader, and (... wait for it ...) a CFExpress Type B reader! There may be other docks out there with a CFExpress Type B reader, but this is the only one I've seen so far. Since my cameras all use either SD or CFExpress Type B cards, this clinched it for me. It doesn't come cheap, though, but for me it was worth it.

[3.25 lb] This dock has everything I need: USB-A, USB-C, and Thunderbolt ports (with Power Delivery), a 10 Gbps Ethernet port for network-attached storage, an SD card reader, and (... wait for it ...) a CFExpress Type B reader! There may be other docks out there with a CFExpress Type B reader, but this is the only one I've seen so far. Since my cameras all use either SD or CFExpress Type B cards, this clinched it for me. It doesn't come cheap, though, but for me it was worth it.

[4.7 oz / 132 g] It works good with MS C++ 2015 under windows 10, with Video For Windows (vfw32.lib)