UGREENRevodok Pro 313 Laptop Docking Station 13 in 1 4K Triple Display USB C Dock Dual HDMI, DP, 10Gbps Data Port 100W PD Gigabit Ethernet, SD/TF Card Reader Compatible for Thinkpad, Zenbook and more

I have been testing this docking station for several months and have some comments:It is connected to three external displays, two FHD and one 2K, and has been tested with three laptops I work with, the HP Specter X360, Thinkpad E14, and Thinkpad T16. I use a 100w external charger:Pros:1- The workstation works fine with this external charger, although I have disconnected it several times and I see that it continues to work correctly.2- It has worked well connected to USB-C 3.1, Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4 ports. On the HP, Thunderbolt 3 reduces the resolution of the screens, but it is a problem with the graphics capacity of the laptop, not the docking station.3- No problems in WAN connections, the Cherry keyboard via USB-A and 3.5 audio output work well and are stable.4- It is true that the cable of this docking station is very short, I suppose due to cost issues. It is solved with a Ugreen extension cable and it works correctly. I tried two extension cables, but the signal becomes intermittent. Finally, a single extension is sufficient for normal use.Cons:1- With a controlled ambient temperature of 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, the docking station remains stable.At times it gets noticeably hot, especially if the ambient temperature is high, I have measured peaks of up to 40 degrees Celsius in the docking station. I decided to add a heat sink which gives me more peace of mind and works well.In the place where I work sometimes the sun comes in and gets too hot. Then I added a fan that turns on at 38 degrees. Of course this is a special condition in my case.2- Some delays with the Logitech wireless mouse receiver. I decided to connect it directly to the laptop and the matter was resolved.3- The short connection cable.Overall it is a good device, it continues to work as expected and within the purchase price. Some unfavorable reviews from other users are probably due to the type of cables it uses, or restrictions of the PC or the ports it connects to. I attach some photos. It is a recommended product that in my case works very well.

So far so good, I've truly replaced all the functions of an old desktop and laptop. With Windows 11 I'm using the DisplayPort, one HDMI (for three extended displays including the laptop screen), 3 USB ports for mouse, keyboard, and scanner, and simultaneously used the SD and Micro SD ports to access old camera files. Performance is good, I can read from an external SSD at 200MB/s and write to the same drive at nearly 500 MB/s (tested by copying 15 GB of JPEGs each way). Reviewers say many cheaper portable hubs in general fail quickly, but reviews for this one were solid and mine remains cool to the touch. Hopefully I'll feel the same way a year from now!

This docking station didn't work most of the time. The screens would go black and wouldn't turn on unless you'd unplug them and replug them in. But they'd drop out multiple times an hour. There's no drivers to update either. The docking station either works or it doesn't.I did a refund and mailed it back. The seller claimed that they never received it even though I mailed it back in it's original box. They charged me for full price and I don't even have the docking station.Do yourself a favor and avoid this seller at all costs. Get a name brand that works and avoid these cheap knockoffs.

Random disconnections every now and then. Works great most of the time, if screen goes black just unplug and reconnect.

Works great for dual screen extension, and the added connectivity came in handy. PD is far below the 250W that my laptop draws, so it will not ever see any use.

Video performance is somewhat lagging on Lenovo Thinkpad series. I only use this for emergency. Lenovo factory docks are double price but work reliably.

Does what they claim. Impressed with two 10GBPS ports.Wish it supported a higher refresh rate for the 4k monitors.Expensive. But It is a reasonable solution for connecting my external X10 SSD and four 4k Monitors up.There is nothing Green about this product.

I've tried a zillion of these hubs. Various Anker ones that mostly work well, the CalDigit TS4 (which people hail as the holy grail of these things, but would never wake up my monitor unless I unplugged and plugged it back into my machine and waited 10-15 seconds), etc. They all had varying issues like the one I just described. On the Anker ones, the audio jack would occasionally stop working and when it did work, there would be interference on it when using the ethernet jack. And there were surprisingly few hubs with 3+ USB-A ports as well.I'm using literally every port on this hub and they all work well. Using it with an M1 Macbook Pro and it works great. Highly recommend and may by another for my other desk setup.