TobenONE DisplayLink Docking Station Triple Monitor with 120W Power Adapter, Triple 4K Display for MacBook Pro/Air, Thunderbolt 4/3, USB-C Windows(3X HDMI, 3X DP, 2xUSB-C, 4xUSB 3.2, SD/TF)

I was on the hunt for a docking station that could reliably support my Lenovo Yoga 9i along with two Samsung 49" OLED monitors — and after trying models from Lenovo, Anker, and others, this was the only one that worked flawlessly (after installing the DisplayLink software).Performance-wise, it's been excellent: no flickering, lag, and complete resolution across both monitors. Setup was smooth once I installed the right software, and it's been reliable for daily use.I’m giving it four stars instead of 5 because of the high price point — it’s expensive. That said, this dock delivers for those who need a powerful, multi-monitor setup without compromise.

I wanted something that would give me more than the 3 USBC inputs on my Mac M1 Pro. One of those inputs was being used for the keyboard. I also wanted more than one large display so that I could work more efficiently. Before I got the TobenONE DisplayLink Docking Station, I was constantly moving or minimizing windows on my one monitor, likewise I was limited to 2 external hard drives being on line at anyone time. I work on projects that require more than these 2 drives. Now with the TobenOne I have a great solution. I am not a techie guy so at first I was a bit concerned if this dock would be easy to install and get working. For me it was a breeze. I downloaded the Display Link software first as was instructed. When I hooked up the 2 extra monitors they worked right away, same with the drives. 10 days later I disconnected my laptop to take it on a remote job. It was powered down multiple times during my remote use. When I came back to the office I reconnected to the TobenONE. The drives worked but the external monitors did not. I sent an email to TobenOne support and quickly got a response from Anita at tech support. She was very helpful. I realized in the process that the Display Link software was closed. I merely clicked on it to open it back up and then the 2 external monitors fired up perfectly on their own with no additional steps. I have had the dock now for almost 2 months and it works perfectly. I do not see any lag or diminished resolution on either of my monitors. One monitor is 4K the other is 1440P and both look great as if I was running a direct signal to them from the computer. For me and my needs the dock has been a great solution.

I've purchased two TobenONE DisplayLink Docking Stations specifically for use with my MacBook Pro with Apple Silicon, and they've performed flawlessly. Here's my experience:Pros:> Seamless triple 4K display support on Apple Silicon MacBooks> Rock-solid stability with no connection drops or glitches> Full power delivery for MacBook charging> Extensive port selection that eliminates dongle needs> Outstanding customer support teamHaving tested both units extensively with my Apple Silicon MacBook Pro, I can confidently say they work exactly as advertised. The DisplayLink technology ensures perfect compatibility, and both docking stations have been consistently reliable.The versatility of connections (3 HDMI, 3 DisplayPort, 2 USB-C, 4 USB 3.2, plus SD/TF card slots) makes it a complete solution for any MacBook setup. The 120W power adapter provides plenty of charging power for Apple laptops.If you're a MacBook Pro user with Apple Silicon looking for a reliable triple monitor solution, this TobenONE docking station is an excellent choice. It's a solid investment that delivers on all its promises.

The TobenONE DisplayLink Docking Station is a fantastic addition to my workspace, especially for MacBook Pro users. Its compact size is a major advantage, making it perfect for minimalist setups or anyone with limited desk space. Despite its small footprint, it offers an impressive range of functionality. I can easily connect multiple external displays, USB devices, and Ethernet without any lag or hassle. The docking station's MacBook compatibility is seamless, and I've had no issues connecting my 2023 MacBook Pro, All I had to do was install display link driver to extend my display to multiple monitors.One minor drawback is the power delivery. While it charges my Macbook Pro and Lenovo laptop without a hitch, it wasn't sufficient for my Dell Latitude laptop, which displayed a "slow charging" warning. However, this didn't affect the dock's performance otherwise.Overall, the TobenONE DisplayLink Docking Station is a well-designed, versatile product that works great for MacBook users, Just be mindful of the power output if you have a power-hungry laptop like the Dell Latitude.

This thing has some heft to it, and that's GREAT. It's really frustrating when these devices are so light they don't stay put when you connect all the various cables. This one is heavy enough not to flop around. I appreciate too that the metal enclosure will help with heat transmission. The fact that it looks attractive is icing on the cake.This also is one of the few port replicators that has three DisplayPort connectors and I'm happy to say they all work well, including playing nicely with a KVM switch. I'm running high refresh rates too (1440p@144Hz, 1080p@165Hz, 1080p@120Hz).If I had one suggestion for improvement it would be to move more USB ports to the rear. I get the convenience of having ports in the front for temporarily-connected devices. But for long-term I'd rather keep all the cords in the rear to have the front be tidier and use less space. But overall that's a minor gripe.This certainly isn't the cheapest port replicator out there but for what you get I'd suggest it's worth the money.