USB C Hub for MacBook Pro, Multiport Adapter MacBook Accessories

I recently picked up this LIONWEI 13-in-1 Docking Station to help consolidate my desk setup, and it has been a solid addition. I’ve been using it with my [Insert your laptop, e.g., MacBook Pro / Dell XPS] to connect multiple peripherals and monitors, and overall, it works exactly as advertised. Port Variety: The selection of ports is excellent. Having 2 HDMI and a DisplayPort made it very easy to connect my external monitors, and the additional USB-C and USB-A ports mean I don’t have to constantly swap cables for my mouse, keyboard, and external drives. Performance: I’ve found the Ethernet connection to be stable and fast, which is a big upgrade over relying solely on Wi-Fi. The power delivery feature keeps my laptop charged while I work, which is one less cable I have to worry about plugging in directly. Compatibility Note: It’s worth noting that this is a great solution for expanding ports, but if you’re a Mac user, keep in mind that [Mac OS typically only supports extending one monitor / specific display configurations]. It’s been perfect for my needs, but it's something to double-check before you buy if you plan on running a triple-monitor setup on a Mac. Build & Heat: It feels well-made and doesn’t get excessively hot even after a full day of use. Bottom Line: This dock is a great, cost-effective way to clean up a cluttered desk. It’s highly functional, easy to set up (plug and play), and offers more than enough ports for a standard home office. Highly recommended if you're looking to turn your laptop into a full workstation.

This docking station has been a great addition to my setup. It offers a wide variety of ports, making it easy to connect multiple devices at once without needing extra adapters. I especially appreciate the dual monitor support, which helps improve productivity when working with multiple screens. The connection is stable, and the overall performance has been consistent during daily use. It also works well with both my MacBook and Windows laptop, which is very convenient. The build feels solid, and the cable length is practical for desk setups. Overall, it’s a reliable and functional dock that covers all the essential needs for work or home use.

12 March 2025 (Just got it today) Review for ASIN B0BNTHWWMY Described as: USB C Hub USB C Docking Station Dual Monitor 13 in 1 Triple Display Multiport Adapter with 2 HDMI+DP+8 USB C/A Ports+Ethernet+Audio, USB C Dongle for MacBook/Dell/HP/Lenovo ThinkPad/Surface It does that which I truly needed. It will pass power from a USB Lithium Power Bank through itself to the host computer. That means it will work in a power outage or it will work when I have to go to an office or to court where no AC outlet is available. Not all of these USB-C Docking Stations will do that. I have a recently purchased Orico that will not do that so I have to return the Orico now that I have this Lionwei. This one is a Lionwei brand: Not known to me but I'll be keeping my eye on the brand from this point onward. It's a solid feeling item made of metal. I guess aluminum? I don't know. I'm not going to be using multiple monitors. Today, my first day of ownership, I only had time to test the things I need most: (1) USB Lithium Power Bank providing power to the host through this docking station. That works great. My little HP notebook requires 45W ( 3 amps at 15 V). My RoMoss 65W power bank does that for sure and obviously there's an additional 20W overhead to also power the Lionwei docking station. Works great. My old trusty HP Elite X2 1012 G1 Notebook is charged while using it when connected to the power bank through this Lionwei dock. (2) RJ45 Gigabit LAN - worked fine. (3) Several USB drives. 1-USB3 Sandisk flash; 1-USB 10Gbps M.2 enclosure; 1 WD MyPassport 2TB Hard Drive and all worked as expected and all at the same time. (4) Just for a test, I connected a HDMI 1080p TV. It worked fine. And all of the above were attached and running while the HP notebook was being powered and charged by the RoMoss 40,000mah 65W power bank through this Lionwei USB dock. That should give me about 60 minutes from the power bank before the notebook battery begins to drain and then I should have another 60 minutes from the internal battery. Excellent for my needs. I try to avoid giving 5 stars because people tend to consider that a 5 star rating is the beginning of an untruthful review that was bought and paid for. So, 4 stars is as good as it gets most of the time from me and this is 4 stars for sure. And...yes, I bought it with my own money. I just wanted to put up a review immediately because I have spent well over 12 hours over many days trying to find a docking station that advertises it will work from a lithium power bank. None of them seem to want to advertise that they will work from a lithiuim power bank. Why? I don't know. But, this Lionwei does it and does it well. Now, when the tornado rips my house to shreds, I can still hotspot my phone to my notebook and power them from a lithium backup...if....I can find those devices in the rubble. Or, I can take them to a remote location away from AC mains and still get work done as long as I have a cell signal. I've also got a 30,000mah RoMoss power bank to power my phone. The RJ45 LAN is mostly for connection to my Synology NAS. The NAS is connected to a Cyberpower UPS that will power the NAS for about 18 hours. So, if the power is out, I can still get needed files from my home NAS. Good luck to all. If anything goes wrong, I'll come back to update. 01 April 2025 Update Nothing new to report. Still works as expected. Nice product.

This docking station works great when I work from home on occasion. My job requires the use of two screens plus my laptop and it’s super easy to get each program pulled up on the screen I need it to be. It’s super slim, connects without any issues, and was 1/5 the price of the Dell docking station that my employer suggested, way more affordable! I only use it on occasion, but so far it’s held up great!

Excellent option. Does what I want. Handles multiple monitors with no drops.

I love it! It does sometimes make me shut everything down and power back on but I should be doing that anyways. What will happen is one or more of my 3 external screens will not connect. Like I said, easy enough to power off then on to fix it. No need to unplug cords. Worth it! Super light weight, I have a laptop, 3 external monitors, an external light, an external web camera, and still have extra USB plugs available.

Just set this up and all my devices connected flawlessly. I would give a 4 star review because of one significant design flaw. The USB-C cable that connects to the computer definitely could be much larger, it's only like 6" which really limits the placement of the hub. Basically has to be right next to the device whereas my prior hub had an 18" cable and I was able to install it in a hidden location. This hub IS powered though that's hard to tell as none of the ports are clearly marked for that purpose. The product photos on Amazon do show you how to connect to AC power via one of the USB-C ports. I saw other reviews that complained about lack of power pass-through but I used the power cable for my laptop and everything works fine. Edit 1: After less than a day of usage, I experience a highly frustrating level of lag with my wireless mouse to a degree that makes it impossible to do work. I moved my wireless dongle from a USB port to a USB-3 port, which after a couple hours of use seems to have alleviated the problem to some degree. I noticed other reviewers raised a similar concern. Edit 2: The company proactively offered a full refund, which I highly appreciate. I continued to use the dock, however after one month of daily use the ethernet adapter on the dock also failed. I have concerns about the HDMI ports as well because on two occasions the connected monitors have simply gone to a black screen and wouldn't acknowledge input until I used the button on the hub to cycle through the display options.

I bought this to allow me to extend my laptop display onto two external monitors and plug in peripherals for when I am home and able to sit at a desk to do my work. It is light weight and easy to travel with, but due to my laptop's USB-C port limitations (this hub only plugs into your device via USB-C), the hub is not able to display my second monitor. After doing a little digging with the help of Gemini, I realized that I would need to acquire a hub that would support all of the functions I want it to and step in for my laptop's limited bandwidth USB-C ports. Technically, I have encountered nothing wrong with this hub. The only downside is that the setup I had in mind is not compatible with my laptop without the help of a more powerful USB hub. I will be returning this as I have no real need for it when I am out and about, but I appreciate the learning experience it has given me.

TL;DR Great USB C hub for Macbook Pro 16. It has all the necessary adaptors and it has a good low profile shape which can be integrated smoothly with the MBP 16. (See uploaded video) I will highly recommend this hub. Pros: 1. I purchased this usb c hub to convert the my MBP16 usb c to USB-A and sd card reader. And it works great, every usb converting function is working as expected. In the meantime, the hub won't get extremely hot (my previous adaptor does). It will keep in a warm temperature which is acceptable. 2. I occasionally use its HDMI adaptor to connect my MBP to a 1080P monitor, and the monitor can work smoothly in 60HZ. 3. I really like its low profile design and it can be connected/integrated with my MBP smoothly. The hub is tightly connected with my mac and they are almost in the same level, I can put my mac on the desk and do not need to worry if the hub has bump or create uneven point. Cons: 1. The hub's power light won't turn off, even I shutoff my laptop. It maybe because I have my mac's power cable always connected, but I think it makes more sensor to shutdown the hub if the laptop is in sleep mode or shutdown. 2. It lacks DP adaptor. I think this "Con" belongs to Apple. I cannot find a usb c to hdmi adaptor that support 4k 60Hz output. So to use mac with 4K 60Hz monitor, it needs to be "usbc to usbc" or "usbc to dp". In general, I think a DP adaptor is more preferable than a HDMI for a Mac.

So far this product has been really good for all the uses I needed out of it. The build quality is really great, all the ports work really well and are sturdy. There is no part of the product that is creaking or a loose piece of plastic. It fits really well if there is no protective case on your Macbook, which I didn't mind removing but some people might. The best feature about this product is the Hdmi port. The resolution on that port which the monitor receives is really good in quality. This is definitely a good buy. The only thing that is left to be spoken for is the life of this product. So far it has been really good.

When updated from my 2014 MacBook, I ended up with four thunderbolt micro usb-c ports and no USB ports at all. This gadget is a must and not realising I already had a smaller version and thought I had lost it have ended up with two but I use both with one each side of my MacBook, unfortunately the one on the right covers my headphone socket but not really a big problem (nobody's fault) but in the daytime I use all the sockets to drive my extra monitors each side of my computer giving three screens to use for my music pro midi software - brilliant product

i love the fact that you can charge your mac at the same time, this is a must have feature for every hub adapter. it's sturdy as well

The hub can't be inserted when the laptop is on charge. I work as a designer so my laptop is always on charge which means I can't connect my drives. Waste of money and wish I could get a refund