Docking Station Dual Monitor,10Gbps 10 in 1 Docking Station with 2 HDMI Single 4K@120Hz, Dual 4K@ 60Hz,10Gbps USB C and USB A, Gigabit Ethernet, PD 100W, SD/TF for iPhone 15/Mac/Dell/HP/Lenovo

Works great. I use this for my both my Legion GO and my Legion Slim 5. I did have some initial issues with the Ethernet port on this hub but was able to isolate the issue to the drivers. Once I went to Realtek's website and downloaded the updated drivers (that windows 11 doesn't default to for some reason) it immediately fixed all my drop out issues. It is able to do 4k 120hz 10-bit RGB no problem off the primary HDMI port. I have not tried messing with HDR since the HDR experience in Windows leaves a lot to be desired. You can also 4k 30hz, 1440p 60hz, and 1080p 120hz off the second HDMI port. But I don't have really a use case for the second HDMI port at the moment. It gets a little warm during heavy operation but the metal chassis helps with dissipating the heat and I have has no issues with it getting too hot. No issues with any of the connected devices via USB-A or USB-C and PD 3.0 works great for Charging my GO while having it docked. Overall a great hub for the money and I highly recommend.

Enough for my purpose I like the compactness and the quality of this product

This docking station stopped working after 2 weeks. However, customer service was very responsive and provided a replacement unit right away.

Works as needed. Very nice compact design which is ideal for travel. Very good for the price compared to OEM models.

Unfortunately once every few hours it randomly decides to disconnect the monitor and the ethernet port for a few seconds at a time. It then reconnects back just fine, but that is long enough to ruin a game and is becoming too frustrating to handle. Disappointing, because otherwise the dock is actually really nice. Just wish it wouldn't randomly disconnect. I've tried it with and without a 100w power adapter plugged into it as well but nothing changed. I waited too long to return it so that's on me, but just wanted to share the experience.

I bought the docking station for my rog ally z1 extreme. It works well with the system. I use it to play games from my asus rog ally on my TV and I use it for my computer screen also. The sd card and all the USB ports work well on this. I use my asus rog ally charger and it works well with this. I use this also for my Gaming computer and it works well also. I highly recommend this docking station.

I plugged it into my Lenovo IdeaPad and it worked immediately, with no issues. I've only had it a short time and so it will, hopefully, continue as it has started.

I tested with two separate usb-c chargers both that charge my laptop on their own just fine, but neither charged my laptop through the dock when plugged into the PD input (or the other usb-c input but I knew that wouldn't work, I just tested to rule it out). I have one more usb-c charger I will try later but it looks like this dock does not charge this laptop even though the laptop does charge over usb-c. The charging light flashes a few times when plugging in but then turns off. It *did* charge my phone, but I don't need it for that purpose so that was just a test. I don't think it's broken, I think it's just somehow incompatible with this laptop and that's what I need it for. I've ordered the 9-in-1 variant too to see if maybe that one works.l, but I'll have to return this unfortunately. It seems like otherwise it would work very well. Edit, plugging it into the Anker Prime charger (expensive) seemed to do the trick, it successfully charged my laptop. So I suppose it's just a bit temperamental about its power source. The other chargers I tried were all 100W+ and when plugged into the prime it never showed it drawing more than 35w, so I don't know what the problem was. Anyway I think I'll keep it now.