Lemorele Docking Station Dual monitor- 7-in-1 usb c hub with 2 HDMI Adapter 4K@60Hz,USB 3.0 & 3-Port USB 2.0,100W PD Charging,Plug and Play for Dell/HP/MacBook/Surface Laptop

A stylish, matt black hub, that performs well, but is perhaps a little expensive
This Lemorele 7-in-1 Docking Station, was priced at £31.99 when reviewed (May 2025), but is it worth it? It says that it’s for use with ‘Dell/HP/MacBook/Surface Laptops’, and it may also work with other mobile devices, but for the sake of this review, let’s assume that you’ll be using it with a laptop.It comes in matt black, and is ergonomically designed, with no sharp edges, so it will easily slip in a pocket of your laptop bag. It connects via a captive USB-C cable, which is approximately 28cm in length and has the following ports:* 1 x USB 3.0 (type A)* 3 x USB 2.0 (type A)* 2 x HDMI (4K@60Hz)* 1 x USB type C PD power input (100W)I tested it with my Lenovo Thinkpad T480s laptop, extended to 2 external monitors, with a USB 3.0 flash drive plugged into the blue port, USB 2.0 peripherals plugged into the other 3 USB ports, and my laptop charger plugged into the PD port.I’m pleased to say that everything performed as expected. I was able to copy music files from my laptop to the USB 3.0 flash drive, achieving the advertised speed of 5GBps.However, returning to the question of is it worth the money? Well, that depends what you are looking for… It’s stylish, with a good build quality and it works well, but there are plenty of less expensive hubs out there, that have greater functionality (e.g. an RJ45 port for wired Ethernet connectivity).It’s worth 5 stars, because it does exactly what it says, but there are plenty of other options available, so the choice is yours.

Great piece of kit
This is a great piece of kit, that takes away a lot of faffing about with different cables/outputs.You just plug in what you need, so for me that was 2 external monitors, bluetooth keyboard & mouse and then plug into the laptop. No need to install anything, just just plug in and go.It’s small enough to pack away when I’m travelling and reset up again when I get to the office.

Performs Well and Looks Stylish
This little multiport docking station doesn’t stand out from others of its ilk in terms of performance, but it does look unique thanks to its sleek black aerodynamics, which are a welcome change from usual boxy grey style of hub.The physical spec is decent for the price (£31.99 at the time of review). The dual HDMI ports (which can deliver 4K@60Hz video) are a good selling point. Keep in mind that in order to achieve video output of 4K@60Hz, connected HDMI cables and monitors must be capable of supporting that spec – meaning cables must be HDMI 2.0 or higher, with a bandwidth of at least 18Gbps.The USB-C PD port’s pass-through charging works flawlessly.There’s one USB-A 3.0 port for speedy data transfer. The other three USB-A ports are all Gen 2.0, making them perfect for mouse and keyboard (USB-A 2.0 provides more than enough bandwidth for the low data-transfer requirements of mice and keyboards, regardless of whether they are wired or wireless).The docking station’s cable feels durable. It’s a bit shorter than optimal (a common occurrence with docking stations). An additional 10-14 cm in cable length would be a big improvement – constructive criticism for the manufacturer. That’s not worth docking a star for, though. It’s just a slight niggle.Good build quality. Decent performance. Stylish aesthetics. Fair price.

Consegnato come promesso, il costo è ottimo, il peso è ridicolo, non si scalda funziona alla grande! Consiglio!

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