It works fine. I've used it many times for connecting my Macbook Air to a TV and to external hard drives. Have never had a problem. It is so hard to stay away from things made in China.

Leider war ein HDMI-Anschluss defekt, ansonsten funktioniert aber alles tadellos wie es soll.Gute Alternative gegen viele Stecker und Kabelsalat.

Does the job fine, but gets pretty hot

Yes, it works like a hub is supposed to do. It got a port for power comming in, it supports 2 memory cards, a big one and a small one, ubs ports, lan, jack for music. Bought it so I can download videos from a Gopro and it works for both my Samsung phone and PC. I kind of got what I wanted, a real hub.

PRO: 2 prese HDMI per due monitor. Alimentazione e carica il Laptop.CONTRO: dopo due mesi l'attacco LAN dà problemi. Mi si scollega sempre la linea internet e sono stato costretto ad attaccare il cavo ethernet direttamente al laptop anziché sulla docking station. Altra nota dolente tende a scaldarsi molto.Nel complesso non sono soddisfatto.

I like the fact that we can use it for every model model , brand, and make of laptops that have a builtin usb-c type port. Provides ample usb ports, quick change and discovery. We have used it on PC devices, Macbooks, and tablets. Design is sleek , lightweight, and ultra-portable. Highly recommended.

This Usb-C hub offers a lot of versatility. It has 2 hdmi ports, a usb-c female charging port, 2 usb 2.0 ports, 2 usb 3.0 ports, an ethernet port, a micro sd card slot, and an SD card slot and a headphone jack. I liked how the manufacturer was nice enough to include a storage pouch for the hub so it makes it easier to carry around and harder to lose and an instruction booklet. For my test runs I conducted them on my laptop and IPad Pro (2018). Be forewarned though, the hub is optimized more for computers rather than tablets (specifically the ipad pro) so don’t expect the same functionality in the latter.Laptop: The hub really expanded ports on my laptop to make it almost like a workstation. I was able to use my usb mouse, plug in my flash drive, charge my phone, plug in a memory card, headphones and connect it to the internet through a wire. I found the expanded number of ports to be useful since my laptop lacks an ethernet port and only has 1 usb port so with this I can run my usb mouse, install a flash drive and charge my phone at the same time while under normal circumstances I can only plug in 1 usb device at a time. I also like how the 2 hdmi ports enable me to project to two external monitors or tv’s. My two minor gripes with the hub while using it on the laptop would be that the usb c port provided is only good for charging and not data transfer and when plugging the hub the sound source switches to the hub’s mic automatically so I have to constantly switch it back to my laptop’s speakers if I don’t plan to use headphones. However, both can easily be overlooked.IPad Pro: As stated earlier, the hub is more optimized for use on computers than tablets or specifically the ipad pro so don’t expect it to have as much utility. This isn’t a shocker though since the instruction booklet says how its functions are limited on the IPad Pro. I don’t think this is a deal breaker since I assume most wanting to purchase this hub will have in mind to use it with a computer instead of a tablet. As for my tests, I hooked up the hub to IPad pro and the HDMI, USB-C, ethernet and headphone jack ports functioned. I was able to project my tablet’s image onto an external monitor, charge it, do a hard wired connection to the internet and listen to sound on the headphones. Unfortunately though, the USB ports, SD and Micro sd slot did not function. Though with IPad OS coming out soon and making it so you can transfer files to the ipad pro through usb drives, the USB ports might get more use out of them. The hub despite its limited uses did give me more options for my tablet since I was limited to one usb c port but now I can listen to music and charge it at the same time. Another warning though, when using the headphone jack the music might be loud even at the lowest volume setting and if projecting to a monitor or tv you may encounter some issues with where the sound is coming from since sometimes it’ll be out of the hub’s mic or the external display but I had no control since ios unfortunately doesn’t have an option of where to change the sound source. This didn’t really matter to me in the long run since If I ever want to hook my computer or tablet to an external display, I am more likely to show a presentation (without sound) rather than a video. Though I believe if I ever use the hub on the tablet I will avoid using headphones.Despite its minor flaws I believe this is a very solid product that can turn your computer into a workspace and offers tablets a bit more functionality. Like I said the hub is more optimized for computers and I believe most anyways will use it with that instead of a tablet. Also, with IPad OS coming out soon the hub may be of more use to tablets. All in all, I recommend this product to anyone needing more ports for their computer or to turn it into a workstation.

I got a new laptop (HP Envy X360) to replace an older desktop that had run its course. I wanted to have the functionality and power of my desktop with fixed network, video, and USB connectivity and the ability to easily disconnect the laptop and take it with me. I also needed to support two external 27” HD monitors. The laptop by itself only supported a single HDMI connection in addition to its screen. After research, this USB-C 10 in 1 docking solution from EUASOO met my requirements with a single USB-C connection providing the fixed Video, USB, and Network connectivity that I required.The unit has an HDMI and VGA video port, 3 USB 3.0 ports, a Gb Ethernet port with LEDs, a microphone/headphone port, and an SD and micro SD memory port. I was able to test every port and all worked as expected except there was a limitation with my laptop when using both video ports on the adapter (HDMI and VGA) at the same time. Both displays would only operate in duplicate display mode (where the same thing is displayed on both ports). I believe both ports are there to provide flexibility in connecting to an external monitor covering most connection types. Since I only needed one additional HDMI port for the 2nd monitor, this still met my needs.The Ethernet port is a Gb Ethernet connection and worked well. My internet speed test was the same as when I was connected directly to the laptop Ethernet port indicating a limitation to my internet provider (50 Mb/s) and not the ethernet port. All USB 3.0 ports worked as expected and its nice to have the extra ports to plug in my fixed keyboard and mouse as well as an external hard drive for backups. I also tested the SD card port and it worked well.The unit came with very clear instructions in English and explained the features and limitations of the device.Something to be aware of before purchasing. To support video from this device, your laptop must support Alt mode for video over the USB-C port. This is also explained clearly in the instructions that came with the unit. The best way to know if your laptop supports this or not is to refer to your laptop specifications. Many will state the USB-C port is data only. One way I found to know if it is Thunderbolt or Display-port capable, the port will have a lightning bolt symbol next to the port or a Display Port symbol (which looks like a P inside of a D) next to the port. (google display port symbol to know what this looks like) Just be aware, not all laptops with a USB-C port support video. This is not a limitation of the EUASOO hub but a limitation of the laptop.Overall, this USB-C docking hub met all of my expectations and is a good docking solution giving all the connectivity of my previous desktop with the portability of a laptop.