Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock w/ 100W Power Adapter(Supports 65W PD Pass Though), 7 Ports, Up to 100W PD Pass Through, Integrated USB-C Cable, Black USB Dock + Adapter

I needed a docking station for my Mac that has plenty of USB slots, 100W power supply and no RJ45 or VGA port or SD card reader and a good price, this product checked all the boxes and it looks great too. A great product worth buying.

You get what you pay for! I had a knock off brand version, but this one is more reliable and sturdy. I was lucky enough to find it on sale. Even though it was still a little pricey, it's worth it to me....

Great for dual-monitors! Was able to connect all other components to my laptop and keyboard and headset.

I got to use this one from my previous employer when I was working from home. After my stint there, I decided to buy one for myself. I use two monitors and both are connected via HDMI. I use a wireless mouse and keyboard as well. I just plugged in all the components I need to the docking station and voila, all worked very well. Happy with my purchase but I had to wait for a discount because the original price was a bit too much for me.

Have an older Samsung Galaxy Flex 15.9 (NP950QCG-K01US). I was looking for a 2 monitor hub and so far it works great. 3 monitors in extended mode (laptop+2) at 1920x1080 for work. No need for built in ethernet and I was looking for a dock with an included power supply. I had a Targus(DOCK423A) and J5Create (JCD381) that worked for months, but both started to disconnect the PD passthrough and monitors. Those used the laptop USBC power plugged into them, and I think it may have fried them. I also tried it with an ASUS Zenbook Q409Z and it works just as well. At first I thought there was an issue since I could only mirror screens, but a power recycle of the hub and selecting Extend Displays in windows brought all 3 screens up.