StarTech.com USB-C Dock - 4K Triple Monitor Laptop Docking Station with Dual DisplayPort & HDMI - 100W Power Delivery - USB-C, 4x USB-A Hub - USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C Dock - Windows & MacBook

okay so i am using this on my work computer to put a screen on 2 27" 4k monitors while still using the notebook monitor too. unfortunately, i could not find one otherwise that didnt need drivers installed. i plugged this one in and started it up, a few beeps later it was up and running without having to have any drivers installed. i just used it for 5 or 10 minutes so not thorough yet but i switched the resolution up to 4k on both and it ran like a champ. everything looked good, no stutters or blurriness on moving/selecting so i think it is good. so, this works excellent on its own. there are a couple of issues i have that do not deter me from buying or using but... 1. the power cord on the computer side, the cord is SO SHORT i have to leave the transformer on my desk which annoys me greatly! laptops go ON or above desks so that cord should be at least desk height. now, the other section of the cord is longer but like i said, i HAVE to leave the transformer on my desk. 2. there are only 3 usbs type a and 1 usb type c (the other is to plug into the computer). for the money, there should be like 5 as and 3 or 4 cs. i mean, this was a top-end price-tag, it should be perfect but if you need one...well. i do like that it is 4k on display ports as well. there is a power switch on the back to turn things off and a quick charge port for devices which is nice but not perfect for the price. i would recommend it though and i will be keeping mine.

I used to connect my laptop to three monitors. Worked great for two weeks and the usb-c port died. I called the customer service number and have not heard back.

Works amazing with MacBook. It’s a go to docking station if you want to extend 2 screens on your macbook!! However, for my dell work laptop, connection is not so stable using the thunderbolt 3, I have to restart my laptop whenever I need it to connect. (Might be driver issues on this laptop) Overall super satisfied with this product, beyond my expectations! - have yet to tried all the ports to make sure it’s working! (Only downside is not sure how to activate the 3 years warranty)

I purchase the docking station, got help from one the technician to set it up to use with my new Macbook pro and two monitors. The set-up was fast and works well ever since. Startech products are very good.

The DK30CH2DEP docking station is the perfect mix of what I was looking for as far as ports go. It is a USB-C docking station. I received the first one, plugged my new Dell XPS 9300 laptop up and the laptop started power cycling as if the power cord was being connected and disconnected repeatedly. I called Dell Tech Support, spent almost six hours on the phone with them, updated the BIOS and several other firmware items for Dell to tell me my computer was operating as it should and to call StarTech Tech Support. I began an online chat that turned into a phone call and within 20 minutes it was determined I had a "dud" docking station by the tech support guy. I requested a return through Amazon and the replacement docking station was shipped the next day. I received the second DK30CH2DEP docking station within 10 days (APO address) and it did the exact same thing. I started a chat with StarTech Tech Support, ran through a couple of checks, and the guy asks me to please wait before returning the item so their products team can trouble shoot the issue. It took almost a week for them to send me an email saying they found a "possible" solution and they would ship me a third docking station with "updated" firmware to correct the power issue. They seem to think there is an issue with the power delivery difference between my XPS 9300 that has a 45W Thunderbolt 3 power cord and the 100W USB-C power delivery system of the docking station. I have connected to a HP G5 5TW10UT#ABA 100W USB-C docking station and it works flawlessly. The reason for the 3 star rating is lack of compatibility that is not listed and the fact that two brand new DK30CH2DEP docking stations would not "out of the box" work with a brand new Dell XPS 9300 laptop running Windows 10.