Tuve que regresarlo. Conecta los dispositivos pero no carga la laptop (alienware m15 r6). Mejor compré un dock más sencillo (DA310) y tengo la misma funcionalidad.

Using with a Latitude 5530 to drive 1x 4K monitor, and 3x 1080p monitors. One thing that's not immediately apparent is that you can drive one monitor off *either* the USB-C Displayport, *or* the adjacent HDMI port; not both at the same time.

I love the capacity of this unit to drive more than 2 monitors, also has "juice" enough to manage my power-hungry laptop with no issues. The only downside is that some days the external monitors loose connection with my laptop and I have to power recycle the dock and re-enable the monitors through...

This is the second one which I have purchased. I purchased it for a student. The GaN Power Supply charges the laptop at the fastest safe speed into a Thunderbolt connection. You can still use older USB devices with it. Or charge other devices and the laptop at the same time.

I've been using this Thunderbolt dock for several months. It has been firmware updated more than once by Dell. I use it with a Dell XPS Laptop and drive two 1600x1200 21" diplays and connect USB keyboard/mouse. I have regular short dropouts of video (~5 seconds), and then video returns to normal.

I think it would be nice to have an additional hdmi port. Often times, I have difficulties with adapters and multiple monitor setups. Display port equipped monitors work really great though. Overall, I am highly satisfied with this product.

The docking station works as expected. Note: it comes in two parts: Power supply and docking station. Suggestion: the laptop connector ought to be angled, preventing stress to the connector and reducing the necessary desk space by 3 inches (width)!

It supports two monitors in addition to the laptop, although I’m not sure why if has only one HDMI port available - other is DisplayPort. Also, the monitors go black occasionally for a few seconds. I’ve updated to the latest driver - still happening.

This is a step up from a previous dock that I had as it lets me run multiple monitors (2 in my case: 1x 27" and 1x 24") at 4K resolution. A prior poster mentioned he had to run his monitors at refresh rate of 30hz, and while I was able to run one at 30 and one at 60, I was noticing significant lag...

This dock works wonderfully with 3 monitors and running 2 at 4k30 and another at 1440p60. It is a Thunderbolt 4 capable but does handle USB-C Alt Mode if used with another type of device which I have. Haven't had any hiccups or problems in the month I've used this dock.