Plugable 16-in-1 Thunderbolt 4 Dock with 100W Charging, 4K Quad Monitor Setup for Windows Laptops, Thunderbolt Certified Dock with 2x HDMI, 2x DisplayPort, 2.5G Ethernet, 7x USB, SD

The media could not be loaded. I ordered it for my niece, because she always has a mess around her desk with the wires and can not connect everything she needs. So now this docking station is doing excellent work. She connected her screens, laptop, headset and all other devices. I thought she has so many, but as I see it still possible to connect more. So it is really perfect product. Very comfortable that you can use it and horizontal and vertical. We put it in the corner vertical, using the special base from the box. I am not professional, but looks like it is good quality station. My niece is very happy . By the way this docking station also charging laptop. The only minus for me is the price. On my opinion it is quite high. Overall it is really good product. Recommend it

There is no doubt, this is a well-made piece of kit. It has a substantial, weighty feel when you take it out of the box and is easy to set up.You can either place it flat or use the stand to have it upright.It has plenty of USB ports, plus you can use it to charge up your laptop, although there are only two HDMI ports.I use it to run my laptop display onto two external monitors, so the HDMI ports are not an issue.My only issue with the product is the cost. At almost £400 I’m struggling to understand what this dock offers beyond a standard USB to HDMI splitter, other than it is powered so you can charge your laptop.Maybe I’m not using it to its full potential, but there are much cheaper options on the market if you’re merely planning to run a computer to external screens using HDMI, or needing additional USB ports.

The first impression that I got when I took this out of the box was that it had a good,solid feel to it and could tell it was a quality build. The all-metal case felt premium and had a good weight to it which needed the included stand to sit perfectly on the desk.There is a multitude of ports on the dock, with the set that most interested me was the four outputs for video display that could be used using a thunderbolt 4 cable. The four ports are made up of HDMI and DisplayPort – two of each situated right next to each other. There could have been a little bit spaced further apart another few millimetres but all are still accessible – just a little bit tight. Having said that, you’re not going to be continually inserting and removing the cables from them anyway.With the number of ports on the dock, the included power brick is a necessity in order to use it to its fullest. At the back, as well as the four video ports, there is a good selection of ports that are best suited to be located round the back, USB & LAN, for those connections that are not going to be moved that often. Round the front gives a smaller, and still very useable, selection of ports that are designed for fast access. A well thought out design considerations given to this and welcome more and more manufacturers are going down this route.I have a two-monitor setup at the moment and moving to a three to four monitors in the near future, so this dock is going to very useful and future-proof for my purposes. Due to the thunderbolt 4 connection, transfer speeds between any of the ports is fast, as fast if it was connected to the laptop itself.Overall, a solid build and plenty of port options make this a future-proof dock that I will be using for years to come.

This is probably one of the most powerful docking stations I have owned..There are 2x HDMI ports and 2x DP ports on this for the display output, which are capable of supporting 4 screens at once with a resolution of 4K @ 60Hz each.That takes a lot of power and is not something that the cheap USB-C hubs that I own are capable of supporting.Other interfaces on this dock include a 2.5Gbps Ethernet port, micro-SD/SD card slot, 1x Thunderbolt 4, 1x USB-C, 3x USB3.0 (10Gbps), 2x USB3.0 (5Gbps), 1x USB2.0 and an audio port.Not currently available for purchase at the time of this review, but the last price it was up for was £399. It isn't cheap, but that's the cost for such a powerful docking station.

This is a great all in one docking station, from the moment you unpack it you can tell its a quality item. It has a metal body that really adds some weight, which i think is a good thing, for this money you want something that feels premium and this does. This thing has plenty of ports, 16 in fact. so you'll not be short of connections. To be honest, I'm probably never going to use this to its full potential and I'm not 100% sure what some of the ports are for, but for what I need this is spot on. I like the fact that it can be stood up or laid down, also that it can charge my laptop while its running and how you can connect almost anything to it and still have spare ports. It does not heat up even with 7 or 8 ports in use and is very quiet, the power brick is a bit of unit on its own, but it needs to be to run this monster and charge a laptop.Yes it's expensive, but you get what you pay for and this is a solid, well spec'd all in one that will last you a very long time, you'll be changing your devices before you change your dock.

I will be 100% honest I'm no expert in all things technical I'm not one to know about spec, and technical jargon etc.. but i find you learn by doing. If I can get this to work with limited knowledge then I'm sure most people would be able to use it.It is for starters mains powered and good size. Luckily I had space for this on my computer desk. It's sits nicely behind the monitors as it can be stood up right or laid down.It had ports to power 4 monitors I only have 2 so runs these very easily altho I have been trying with the idea of getting a 3rd so this has given me a good excuse to get that third.It has loads of USB ports can plug in multiple devices, will also charge my laptop,Can plug in headsets, space for memory cards etc..I'm sure it can even do loads more than what I know about or have worked out so far but I was happy to get it working and running smoothly for what I needed it for.