USB C Hub, 11-in-1 Multi-Port Laptop Dock with 4K HDMI, DP, VGA, USB C Docking Station with 100W Power Delivery, USB A, Gigabit Ethernet, SD, MicroSD, 3.5mm Port For MacBook Pro, Air and More

Works exactly as intended, and is better and more affordable than the Lenovo one I had before. Super easy to use, just plug and play. It has enough ports for my mouse, my keyboard, both my monitors, and power delivery to keep my laptop charged. This is exactly what I need for work. It’s slim and well designed, too, and allows my laptop to rest on top of it. Really well thought out. I recommend this to anyone who needs their WFH setup to be seamless.

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I'm not sure why Macbooks have no usb ports, but they don't. So a product like this is totally necessary for Mac owners in order to have things like external keyboards, speakers, and an external hard drive. A really nice thing about this one is that it has an external power port, so it can be (but does not need to be) powered by an external cord. This saves a lot of battery drain on the laptop. I had a J5 dock before which was always super hot (temperature), it got its power from the laptop, and occasionally it would overheat and my hard drive would disconnect. In any case this has 3 USB A ports as well as ethernet, and a monitor hdmi port, which makes it a perfect fit for anybody with a Mac and much better than the J5 dock that I had.

Usually a fan of Belkin products and when I read that this was compatible with the new M1 MacBook Air, I ordered it. Product looked good, but when I plugged it into a USB-C power cord (not included by the way...seriously...no way to plug this in without buying another USB-C power cord and brick???), nothing happened. My laptop remained on battery....no pass-through charging. I will be requesting a return/refund. Perhaps I just have a defective one, but it's not worth troubleshooting. This is really supposed to be plug and play, not plug and pray.

Only in the low-contrast, fine print on the product box did I learn that the "Belkin Connect, USB-C 11-in-1 Multiport Dock" does not support dual external displays in extend mode—they are mirrored only. (Both displays can extend the Macbook screen, but mirror each other.). That was not evident in the product description. Both displays operate with the MacBook closed, but are mirrored, not extended.

Worked as described; plug-and-play. No drivers or software needed to be installed.

Works great for allowing me to hook up two monitors to my PC. I'm not the least bit tech savvy, so our tech support guy at work told me what to get. This has a pin style hookup for my older monitor, which is great because many other hubs don't.

When I ordered I saw a didn't grasp a limitation -- this puppy requires extras. It needs an external power source of 65 watts. If not, functionality is limited. Disclaimer on Belkin's website: USB-C port on the Belkin INC004 is for power input only and cannot be used for data syncing or charging a device when not using an external power supply. [never mind double negative syntax which BTW is inherently confusing] Another gottcha -- Take a close look, it has ONLY one USB type C female port. Oh, it's for power supply ONLY. That limitation wasn't obvious to me when I purchased it. USB C for input is.... Out. OK, so I go further down the rabbit hole. Amazon search was "helpful" in a way. It helped me realize what I didn't know. Started with "charger". Got sidetracked searching for portable chargers capable of delivering 65w. Belkin had only one power bank on it's website, discovered the best it could handle was 18w. I haven't found anything that could handle 65w of power. As you may realize, USB connections has become progressively complex. Make sure you get the newer USB C 3.1. The 3.0 standard doesn't put out sufficient power to support multiple displays. Already it's been 4 hours of research..... Finally, I nailed it. First, get a USB C Wall Charger. AND a USB C 3.1 cord (male to male plugs). And yes, both must handle 65w. Yes, it's gonna cost ya: Wall charger $35 and up. USB C 3.1 power cord, varies, $25 -39. Bottomline: $60+ extra Finally Belkin has a newer model coming soon. It has 14 ports, with two USB C types, but one of those is dedicated to supply power. Cost $249 and it's BYO power supply and cord.

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I like that it cleans up the wiring going into laptop. The Apple Studio Display also contributes to cleaning up wiring as it replaces the electrical power adapter for Mac Book Pro nicely with USB-C wire.

Działa! A w przypadku takich hubów to trochę loteria

Ho acquistato questo prodotto 11porte/1 per associarlo al MBP M1Max da 16" che come tutta la maggior parte dei pc portatili hanno collegamenti estern USB-C o Thunderbolt3/4-USB4. Per ora devo dire che ne sono quasi totalmente soddisfatto. Tutte le porte vengono riconosciute sotto Montrey 12.x. La porta audio viene riconosciuta come USB AudioDevice e la qualità è ottima, senza lag o ritardi. Le specifiche la danno anche come imput analogico ma a me a funzionato male con volumi molto bassi. la qualità è comunque garantita dal dsp interno della C-MEDIA ELECTRONICS INC. Si può passare dall'audio interno incorporato del Mac a quello esterno in modo semplice, basta selezionarlo dal menù contestuale dell'audio Setting. La porta RJ45 fa il suo dovere ottima anche per trasferire alte quantità di dati via rete da un computer all'altro, usando connessioni da 1Gbit (l'hanno tutti i Mac da circa 23 anni). Le uscite HDMI e DP si fermano a 60Hz a 4K ma consigli di utilizzare quest'ultima in quanto migliore. Le porte USB-c e USB2 funzionano bene, ne avrei preferito un paio in più come anche una ripetizione della stessa porta USB-c del Mac senza costringermi ad usare quelle integrate. Il case sembra in alluminio con parti gommate; riscalda leggermente durante il funzionamento. Il consumo di circa 15 avviene anche con il Mac scollegato dalla rete elettrica, quindi assorbe potenza dalla batteria del Mac riducendo l'autonomia dell'intero sistema ma è possibile alimentarlo direttamente tramite la presa USBc integrata con erogazione massima di circa 100 watt cavo permettendo; però prendete con le pinze questa affermazione poiché l'ho provato solo con l'alimentatore del Mac e un cavo certificato USB-c PD 100W. Per il resto, a parte un riscaldamento comprensibile nei periodi afosi offre anche un rialzo comodo del portatile. Il cavo di collegamento è di circa 10/15 centimetri e non permette collocamenti diversi ma per gli M1 si può usare la porta dx o sx. Il prodotto ha delle gommature antiscivolo ma le avrei preferite più morbide. Il prezzo è un pò alto rispetto a prodotti sempre più validi in commercio.

Fairly bulky, no usbc slots for newer devices, sd/microsd should be at the side to be more accessible