Hiearcool USB C Laptop Docking Station, 11-in-1 Type C Hub Multiport Adapter Dongle, USB C Dock with Dual HDMI VGA 100W PD Charging Gigabit Ethernet for Dell HP Lenovo Windows Laptops

Reliable, portable, and consistent. Been using this docking station daily for years without issue. Only complaint is that I wish the USB-C cable was longer to allow for it to rest while connected to a laptop on a laptop stand without dangling. Works great as a stationary docking station or a travel dock. Can do either due without issue due to compact size and available ports.

The Hiearcool UCN‑3270 Dock provides outstanding versatility at a budget-friendly price. It’s well-suited for users needing multiple legacy ports and multi-display support, particularly in office or light home setups on Windows. It’s robust and reliable—though it does have limitations.Ideal for:• Windows laptop users with Thunderbolt 3 or USB‑C Gen2 ports• Those wanting Ethernet, card readers, triple display, USB-A, and charging via one compact unit• Cost-conscious buyers seeking more functionality without high price tagsDrawbacks to keep in mind:• Not a Thunderbolt dock — display and data bandwidth is limited• Requires external PD charger (≥72 W) — adds to total cost

So, I'll start off by stating - this seems like a decent USB-C hub. Even more so for a traveling consultant such as myself. It's compact and comes with a nice fabric carrying bag. A friend of mine also purchased this hub about a month ago and it's been working great for him. Me - not so much. Much like one of the other reviewers, which I did not see at the time of purchase, is experiencing intermittent screen flickering on one of the monitors. That was my experience as well. It's not frequent enough that hub was unusable, but frequent enough that it's annoying and getting returned.My gut tells me this is because I was not powering this device externally to it's own USB-C PD port, but rather drawing the power from my laptop via the host device USB-C port. My machine requires a 170w power supply (well above what this hub is capable of) so I knew this hub was not going to be able to power it directly so the machine is still being powered by the external power supply as well.So, with the exception of the screen flickering - this device worked great. No other issues, displays were great and all the devices I had plugged into it worked as expected. I would have liked to work, given it's a great price point as compared to other USB-C hubs with simple capabilities - especially having/supporting 2 HDMI ports, but nonetheless - returning it for something with a little more oomph behind it.Also, I would add - don't buy this device if you're looking for a "cable management" solution like a traditional dock. The host device connection cable is very short and given the compact design, this turns into a mess of cables going in all directions.

I got this for my MacBook Air M1 since I needed more ports for work and school—and this little hub seriously does it all. The HDMI output supports full 4K at 60Hz, which is perfect for my external monitor, and the Ethernet port gives me way faster and more stable internet than Wi-Fi.It also powers my laptop while I use it thanks to the 100W PD passthrough. I’ve plugged in a mouse, keyboard, flash drives, and even SD cards, and everything works flawlessly. No lag, no overheating, no weird connection drops.I take it everywhere—it’s slim, looks sleek, and saves me from carrying a bunch of separate dongles. If you’re using a MacBook or any USB-C laptop and want a solid all-in-one hub, this is a total game changer.

I ordered this USB C hub / laptop docking station primarily to support my desktop monitors, which it does well with a caveat. I have a 2019 Mac Book Pro and I needed to connect it to a couple of monitors that I have had for several years. My monitors support HDMI and since this product has two HDMI connectors, I figured I would be in business. Well, it didn't work out exactly as I hoped, but there are other upsides. I don't know if it is a limitation of this product or a Mac limitation, but when I have both monitors plugged into the docking station only one monitor is recognized. I got around this issue by using an HDMI to USB C connector and plugging one monitor directly into the Mac Book and the other into the docking station. Now both monitors are recognized and work perfectly. I don’t see this as too big a deal since the docking station provides so many connectors that I don’t mind taking up another Mac USB C connector. So that’s the caveat.The upside, which I didn’t expect, is that this is a very small unit (compared to other docking stations). It’s about the size of my hand and comes with a cloth case. As such, it easily finds a space in my backpack. I travel to customers for work and it is very handy when I have to give presentations and connect other non-USB C components to my Mac Book.