Laptop Docking Station, WAVLINK Displayport Docking Station With Dual DP, HDMI, 100W PD IN, 10Gbps USB A/C, 2.5G Ethernet port for Dell/HP/Lenovo etc, Windows Systerm Computer Only
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Laptop Docking Station(12-In-1) – How to make your computer desk clean and tidy? Try this! WAVLINK 12-in-1 laptop docking station. It contains 2 DP, 1 HDMI port, 100w PD IN, 10Gbps USB3.1 A&C port, 2 USB2.0, 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, SD/TF Slots, Audio/Mic. One product, full set of functions, one solution!
Displayport Docking Station – Do you know what playing games at 4K@144HZ and watching movies at 8K@30HZ have in common? It’s awesome! (under DP1.4 with DSC) Our products can expand single display to 4K@144HZ and 8K@30HZ, and dual display to 4K@60HZ by using DP port. Whether it’s gaming, projection, meeting, or stock, it’ll make you feel awesome. This function for windows only.
10G USB C Hub – 5Gbps USB 3.0? It’s outdated! 10Gbps is now the mainstream configuration. This USB C hub is equipped with a 10Gbps USB-A port and a 10Gbps USB-C port, giving you a super fast transmission experience! And 2 USB 2.0? Of course, this is not used for data transmission, it is designed for your wireless devices using.
More Useful Function – Say goodbye to low battery! Docking station with 100W power delivery, 85W for laptop charging. 2.5 gigabit ethernet port, 2500Mbps super speeeeeeeed network. No driver required, get rid of hassled driver installation, just plug and play!
Note – Not compatible with any MAC OS computer. Please make sure that the type-C port of your host supports charging and video output. Please make sure that your laptop supports DP1.4+DSC1.2, if not, the resolution will not be as high as mentioned above. The charger is not included. The charger you use must be 20V/5A, and cannot charge a laptop computer with a power of more than 85W.
12 reviews for Laptop Docking Station, WAVLINK Displayport Docking Station With Dual DP, HDMI, 100W PD IN, 10Gbps USB A/C, 2.5G Ethernet port for Dell/HP/Lenovo etc, Windows Systerm Computer Only
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Mathew Teague –
Excellent docking station!
I got this as I am pulling apart my setup each time I have to go into the office. Having the ability to plug everything into one hub would make my life so much easier and save time!The unit itself is a metal and plastic build. The main shell is metal and this is used to pull heat away from the hub. It does this quite well and keeps the unit pretty cool.The metal design also keeps it nicely protected but the plastic parts help to keep the weight down.The unit has loads of ports on it which makes this perfect for my home setup. I run two screens, USB mouse/ keyboard, webcam, power for my laptop and ethernet, this unit the while has not skipped a beat and has given me a perfect connection to all of these.The laptop is fully topped up constantly because of the power pass through and I have been able to push my two 4k monitors with no issues.The only slight downside is that this does definitely not work with Macs, I have tried a couple of times with different devices and certain things don’t work, so I would give this a miss if you are a Mac user.Overall, this is a pretty inexpensive docking station which ticks all the boxes for me. I still have more expandability and the unit simple works how I need it to. 5/5!
Customer Review –
A solid hub that’s a little large but has the ports to make it worth it.
Works and looks great, but is a little on the large and expensive side for what it is.All the ports, as far as I can tell, work as advertised with decent speeds though I really would have liked to see 3 proper usb 3.0 ports rather than cheaping out and having 2 usb2.0 ports. Unfortunately I can’t specifically test the 4k 140ps claims, but the video output is A ok at 1080p.It’s heavy and feels quality, thats a little large but sensibly uses all its avaible space for the ports.Overall an easy reccomendation
Mikey –
Great cable organisation
A handy tidy dock station. I only use the USB, USB-C and SD slots but they all work and helps keep workspace tidy and no loose cables/leads anywhere.
P. J. A. Jennings –
Comprehensive
A very comprehensive multi-port hub. Particularly useful fi you have a laptop, tablet or smart phone that only has one or two ports.This should enable you to connect multiple peripherals to your device with an HDMI port, two Display ports, an audio jack, an ethernet port, an SD card reader and a selection of USB ports making 12 in all including a 100W capable power in for charging.Not the cheapest adapter by a long chalk, but one of the most versatile.
Daniel Russell –
One size fits all dock
No issues with this at all. It’s a bit chunky but it does pretty much everything you might need a dock to do. It’s got multiple display adapters including both DP and HDMI, and can run two monitors easily, although don’t expect to get full resolution on both if they’re particularly high resolution or refresh rate.Power delivery is great, and easily runs all of my laptops. There are a large number of expansion ports too. I personally will never use the SD card slot but it’s a definite nice to have. The ethernet and 3mm jacks are a nice addition too. This pretty much has everything someone would need without any extra adapters. It’s got enough for a mouse, keyboard and something else and any display you’d want.I did have issues with my display and couldn’t get the full 4k 240hz out of this, but without it being thunderbolt I’m not too surprised and it did at least work at 60/120hz which is fine for a work laptop.Realistically, this has pretty much everything anyone could want from a dock, and it’s not even that big to facilitate this. No complaints at all. I’ve used quite a few Wavlink products and trust the brand a lot at this point too.
MARK NICK –
As long as you know what you are doing,
This is a good bit of kit, made from aluminium and very light of course, if you need to take it to work.The cable is part of the device with a `C ` connecter so you won`t lose it.Connected it my laptop and fitted an SD card in and it came up quickly as I could see the first picture fine, but it would not let me go too the next picture , it kept buffering, to be fair this has happened before with other SD cards I have and so may not be the device.I am not the best when it comes to technical stuff , so will ask a friend to have a look.I have looked at other reviews and they all give good reviews , so it may be just my incompetence with computer stuff, haha.
zleerichz –
The Perfect Dock!
This laptop docking station by WAVLINK is stylish (for docks, that is) and well made. Its outer shell is made of aluminium and finished off in anodised silver. It has 12-in-1 functionality that can be used with Windows and Mac OS, no driver is required if using with Windows 10/11 later and Mac OS.It is compact and requires no large power block to power it. I connected it using my MacBookâs wall charger and USB-C power cable, then connected the dock straight into my MacBook Pro. I also connected an SD card, and it showed up straight away. I noticed also that once disconnected from the mains, I was still able to access the SD card.It contains: 2 x display ports, 1 x HDMI port, 100w PD In, 1 x 10Gbps USB-A 3.1 port, 1 x 10Gbps USB-C port , 2 x USB-A 2.0, 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, SD/TF Slots, Audio/Mic.This dock is capable of extending single displays to a screen quality of 4K@144HZ and 8K@30HZ, and dual displays to 4K@60HZ by using the DP ports. A third screen can also be connected using the HDMI port.One of my images shows my MacBook connected to my TV as an extended display with HDR enabled, and it works perfectly.Overall, this dock is a must-have in your backpack when travelling for work, perfect for the home to help reduce the amount of cables and to extend displays to make it easier to manage multiple applications. DP inputs are perfect for high-quality monitors, and the USB options are excellent in extending your options. I am confused regarding the notes stating “Not compatible with any MAC OS computer” when it clearly is, and the manual included mentions that it is also. I would have liked to have the attached USB-C cable as a removable option. It is well made but can get in the way when storing. I hope that you have found my review to be helpful. Thank you.
John Henry –
First impressions are that it is shorter than I expected (by a couple of inches) and feels sturdy. I have an older triple monitor dock that is half again as long as this. It’s nice that they are getting more compact.The case is aluminum, which is one thing I like about the this and the others I’ve had. Better for carting around in a backpack. It’s also good for heat dissipation, and it does get warm with one 4k monitor, USB C Power Supply for PD, and laptop cooling pad fans connected. Not hot. Not yet anyway. If I add more than one monitor I would expect more heat. I have one at home driving three monitors and it gets plenty hot.This is also the first one I’ve had with a USB C 10Gb passthrough port, and I connected a USB C external HDD to test with. It worked just fine for a CrystalDiskMark 1GiB test. It is not an SSD, so I didn’t test the full bandwidth of the passthrough port.It also has a USB 3 10Gb, SD Card Reader, and 2.5G ethernet. I’m not using those at the moment, but I will report back if they cause me any trouble in the future.I’ve owned quite a few USB docks, several have been WavLink, and I’ve been happy with them. I wanted one for an office I’m renting away from my house, and this one is more than capable.A note on longevity: This is a daily driver for me, and I expect to get a year out of these small USB C docks. Any more than that is a bonus in the sub $100 price range.A note on Mac OS: I have a Windows laptop, and it’s important to note that the Amazon listing for this model, WL-UMD306, specifically says it is only for Windows. The box has system requirements, with “Mac OS 10.8 or later” listed. The description also has pictures of a MacBook connected, which makes it more confusing. It may work, but I wouldn’t try it as long as the listing says otherwise.
fernando rodrigues –
Cette station d’accueil est magnifique et très bien finie.Dans un format relativement compact, il y a presque tous les ports nécessaires (pas de VGA ni de DVI).Je recherchais un hub me permettant de connecter 3 écrans et cela fonctionne, notamment grâce aux 2 “DisplayPort” disponibles.J’ai ainsi pu connecter un 22″, un 24″ et un 32″.Mon 27″ n’a pas bien fonctionné, je n’ai curieusement pas réussi à le paramétrer à sa configuration maximum, même via le DisplayPort ð¤.C’est vrai que j’aurais apprécié un port VGA + DVI pour pouvoir connecter d’autres écrans mais cela n’aurait pas pu se faire dans un format aussi compact. Je préfère garder l’avantage du format, le hub est vraiment très beau.J’aurais aimé pouvoir trouver une petite pochette en tissu permettant de le transporter sans le rayer et sans que rien ne puisse rentrer dans les ports pendant la non utilisation. Cela serait un plus pour un hub de cette catégorie et cela ne devrait pas vraiment modifier son prix ð.
H.Longismo –
This is a great usb-c dock that seems to include everything! While I originally got this for the 2.5gig ethernet port, I can really appreciate that this dock has so many different ports. You can connect your monitors/tv to this with ease. You can connect many usb devices, audio and power! It even has an SD card so if your laptop doesn’t have one, this could be the perfect solution if your lappy has usb-c and can charge over usb-c. If this is the case, you should look into this for your docking needs.It works as it should. I didn’t try three displays but tried both display ports and they worked great. I’m sure the hdmi port works fine too. Also nice to see the usb 3 ports being 10g and not the old 5g that a lot of docks use. You can even connect your mouse and keyboard to the usb 2 ports. They are pretty much only there for those devices so make sure you take advantage of that. Don’t connect a usb 3 device to the usb 2 ports or you will notice a slowdown in file transfer speed to that device. Overall, well built, does what it should and is full featured. Can’t complain, would recommend.
Enrico –
Ho sempre pensato che la mia scrivania fosse già abbastanza affollata tra cavi, chiavette e hard disk, ma l’aggiunta di un hub del genere, anche se non la rende certo più ordinata, di certo la rende molto più efficiente. Meno adattatori e connettori attaccati al Mac e tutto spostato un po’ più in là , sotto al monitor e fuori dalla vista (e dalla “area di concentrazione” richiesta per il mio lavoro).Si tratta di un vero e proprio coltellino svizzero tecnologico: porte USB-A e USB-C ultraveloce, HDMI, DisplayPort, lettori di schede SD e microSD, jack audio, Ethernet fino a 2,5Gb/s e perfino la carica fino a 100W.In pratica, lâunica cosa che manca è un braccio meccanico per farmi il caffè.La qualità costruttiva è notevole, con un corpo in alluminio molto solido che dissipa bene il calore (anche se sotto stress scalda come un po’, non si può evitare).Certo, il prezzo non è proprio low cost, e magari per una cifra del genere avrebbero potut aggiungere qualche accessorio “lusso” come una custodia da trasporto o un caricatore da 100W, ma considerando quanto bene funziona (soprattutto con più monitor e periferiche collegate), direi che la cifra è pienamente giustificata.à compatto, robusto e fa esattamente quello che promette. Una volta provato, non se ne fa più a meno.
ksinbln –
Diese Dockingstation konnte ich mir im Rahmen des Vine Programmes kostenlos bestellen. Ich habe mich bemüht, dass meine Bewertung davon nicht beeinflusst wird.In einem Karton kommt diese kleine Dockingstation daher, die einen einzigen modernen USB-C Anschluss eines Laptops um allerhand zusätzliche Anschlussmöglichkeiten erweitert:- LadenObwohl die USB – Buchse des Laptops eigentlich für all die anderen Ausgabemöglichkeiten benutzt wird, kann hierüber auch der Laptop geladen werden, und zwar mit bis zu 85 Watt (Eingang in die Station: 100 Watt). Das heute übliche Schnelladeprotokoll “Power Delivery” wird dafür genutzt.- Videoausgabe:Sofern der Laptop an der USB-C Buchse entweder “Thunderbolt” ausgeben kann, oder “Displaylink”, kann der Adapter bis zu drei Monitore verbinden: Zwei per Displayport (DP), einen per HDMI. Dabei sind Auflösungen bis 8 K möglich (30 Hz), oder 4K (60 – 144 Hz), etc. Allerdings kommt es hier zusätzlich zu den Leistungsmöglichkeiten des Adapters auch auf die des Laptops an.- AuÃerdem gibt es eine Netzwerkbuchse, die nicht nur 1 GHz / sec beherrscht, sondern auch 2,5 Ghz!Die restlichen Anschlussmöglichkeiten erscheinen da schon weniger spektakulär:Micro-SD, SD, USB-A und USB-C mit je 10 GBit/sec, und 2 USB-A mit USB 2.0.Schwer vorstellbar, dass jemandem dieses groÃe Sortiment an Anschlussmöglichkeiten nicht ausreicht.Wichtig ist, dass nur USB-C am Laptop nicht ausreicht, um die Monitore ansteuern zu können. Der Computer muss explizit auch Displayport oder Thunderbolt über dieses USB-C ausgeben können! Am besten in der Anleitung nachschauen oder sonst ist Thunderbolt manchmal auch mit einem Blitz-Symbol neben der Buchse gekennzeichnet, und die Displayport-Grafikausgabe mit einem “DP”-Symbol.Schön auch: Es gibt immer mehr Standardtreiber für die Chipsätze in solchen Dockingstationen, die in Windows bereits enthalten sind – so auch hier.Lediglich für den 2,5 GBit/sec LAN-Port musste ich noch einen Treiber nachinstallieren – alles andere funktionierte vollautomatisch (Windows 11 24H2).Die Verarbeitung der Station lässt auch keine Wünsche offen: Rundherum ein silberfarbenes Alugehäuse, das an den Enden mit Kunststoffkappen versehen wurde. Das Anschlusskabel zur USB-C Buchse des Laptops ist leider etwas kurz (ca. 20 cm), aber von bester Qualität: stoffummantelt und ziemlich dick.Wer so viele Anschlüsse gebrauchen kann, der ist mit dieser günstigen Station bestens bedient….Wer vielleicht nur etwas mehr USB-Buchsen benötigt, der findet natürlich Günstigeres..