360° Rotating USB C Docking Station for iPad Pro, Tablet, Samsung, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Legion Go, Msi Claw, etc, 11-in-1 with SD TF 4.0 Reader, 4K@60Hz HDMI, RJ45, Audio, USB A, USB C

I bought this as a gift but it did not work with the older iPad air that had lightning not USB-C. I was going to return it but decided to keep it as a companion to my iPad Pro. Since the pro is heavy, you need to be careful about placement because it will flip backwards. But once you have it situated, it works like a charm. It is easy to use and has multiple ports for just about every need. I think it is a great dock option and a good price.

I bought the NEWQ Versatile USB C Docking Station in August 2024, and let me tell you, it’s the best tech decision I’ve made since realizing my toaster wasn’t waterproof. This thing is like the Swiss Army knife of docking stations, and I’m convinced it has a PhD in multitasking. First off, the number of ports on this bad boy is mind-boggling. It’s got USB A, USB C, HDMI, SD TF 4.0 reader, and even RJ45. I half expect it to start doing my taxes next April! It’s like a party on my desk, and all my gadgets are invited. I’ve plugged in so many devices at once that I’m starting to feel like a mad scientist in a tech lab. The rotatable dock feature is life-changing. I can spin my iPad around like a DJ at a club, which makes me feel like I’m the life of the party, even if that party is just me in my pajamas, pretending to work. It’s perfect for switching between watching cat videos and pretending to be productive on Zoom calls. I’ve even given my iPad a little twirl for dramatic effect during meetings. Who knew a docking station could add so much flair to my day? Then there’s the HDMI port, which lets me stream 4K@60Hz video like a pro. I’ve started hosting “movie nights” where my friends come over, and we marvel at how much better my TV looks than theirs. I’ve become the neighborhood tech guru, and I owe it all to this magical dock. The RJ45 port gives my iPad internet speeds that make my old setup look ancient. Lightning-fast downloads mean I can watch videos, browse, and meme to my heart’s content, all without a hitch. My iPad and I are more connected than ever—sorry, Wi-Fi! Last but not least, the audio port has reignited my love for all things music. I’ve been having solo dance parties in my living room, complete with air guitar solos, while my cat looks on in utter confusion. In conclusion, the NEWQ Docking Station is my new tech crush. It’s versatile, fun, and has made my iPad the star of the show. If you’re looking for a docking station that’s both functional and wildly entertaining, this is it. Just be prepared for your other gadgets to get a little jealous!

Works well. But no instructions for where cables are plugged input and output

Pretty cool little thing I like it but it’s definitely a work in progress if you have a stationary tablet it’s great because all the hooking and unhooking it’s a bit much but it’s still a fun thing the charging speed isn’t great it fits just about all my tablets from 7” -12” whoppers it’s a bit complicated to figure out as it doesn’t come with any instructions but it’s like I said fun and it works for my Situation the functionality is not great as I have not figured out how to send images to a external screen yet and it’s great for the Ethernet connection because I get lightning fast speeds for my tablets so that’s a bonus

Worked well when I initially got it but close to a month in i'm noticing several things: 1. Wired Connectivity won't stay connected. I can get it to work intermittently. It's also very slow. Most 1 gbps adapters i get very close to 1 gbps speeds (my service provides 1.3 and i direct connect to 2.5 gbps ports). I get ~300 mpbs, my wifi 6 is better. When I first got it, it was close to the 1gbps. 2. I've had to completely unplug this device several times because of it just stopping working 3. the built quality is not good. they use metal but its very light, and it does not balance well with a tablet. the edges of mine came beat up a bit. 4. the hinge doesn't hold the weight of my tabletat certain angles. 4. i have it connected with the 65w provided adapter but 3 hours to charge a tablet from 60% is excessive. it seems this device has a lot of 'overhead' even when other devices aren't plugged into it. via dock accubattery reports 6 watts of charge current. bypassing the dock i get closer to 20 watts of charge current. This is sort of expected but even where i have other chargers that only deliver 6 watts, they report faster charge times. this is kinda of strange and just reduces my faith in this product. I'm sending mine back, if the company wants to work with on a free replacement i'm happy to do further testing - maybe I got a bad unit but I'm not risking it.

The product is what they say works perfectly highly recommend!

oooo-, SO CLOSE! Gave the product 3 stars even though it quit working just because it is just such a brilliant design. Cradle sits and adjusts near perfectly. Seemed like quality built. Nice heavy cables. Metal base. Good packaging. Connected everything and plugged it up. Screen came up on my monitor and was nice and crisp and clear. Then it quit, and never came back on. If it just would have kept working, 5 stars. Apparently the electronics were not as quality as the rest of the product.

This is great for hooking up handheld gaming consoles to your TV or monitor using HDMI. I use mine for my Logitech G Cloud, also my Steam Deck and my Asus ROG Ally. The Logitech G Cloud does not have many options for a docking station and the USB-C port is in the bottom center of the console. So this stand is the perfect solution If you want to play games on your smart TV. You will want to plug in a USB-C charger up to 100 Watts. The charger is not included with the docking station/stand. If you have one, you can use a USB-C phone charger. If not, you will want to pick one up. The USB-C hub will charge your device while it's displaying on your TV through HDMI. It has multiple other ports including ethernet and a built-in card reader. The card reader is nice to have if you are into retro gaming and need to transfer files to your console. It has a sturdy base and is very stable. All I had to do was plug in the USB-C wall charger into the hub and plug the provided USB-C cable from the docking station/hub into my device. Everything was automatically detected. It also folds up flat for storage when not in use. I'm very happy with this docking station/stand/USB-C hub.