Selore&S-Global USB C to Dual HDMI Adapter 4K @60hz, Type C to HDMI Converter for MacBook Pro Air 2020/2019/2018,LenovoYoga 920/Thinkpad T480,Dell XPS 13/15/17,etc

My setup is this. I have a very powerful video card that I use for image generation. I use this so I can run both of my large monitors off of my motherboard and cpu. It does a fine job, but during startup, my screens go to sleep sometimes when it's inconvenient. My eye protection software that takes the blue light and reduces it at night does not work with it. It will go in with my laptop case, for I am installing a new power brick in my computer.So I can run two video cards. This was only a temporary fix between paychecks. It does its job, but it is not totally what I need. I know there's arguments for the contrary, but they could make the cord on the thing a little bit longer. It is an adapter not a dongle. It seems pretty durable and like it would last a while. So I do not see myself in a situation where I would have to buy a new one for a while. It is made well from seemingly durable plastic material, and it is a small device. It plugs into my Thunderbolt port and gives me 2 HDMI outs for two separate 4K monitors. It gives me the same problems whether I'm using windows Linux or my wife's Mac, operating system has nothing to do with the problem areas. And if I had my laptop on a table and needed to do a presentation where I had to plug into a larger screen via an HDMI cable, this would suit me fine. It is not a long term solution for my large home computer.

Works like a charm. Had a few questions and the support team was very active and responsive.

For an "offbrand" device that I don't normally see on amazon, I'm incredibly impressed. It worked straight out of the box, it doesn't have any major delays that I can see however when first connecting three monitors there will be some refresh issues for the first 5 seconds but that does go away as far as I can tell. Doesn't require any external power which is a nice feature and I can confirm you can extend for three different monitors on windows 11. It doesn't state what the minimum specs are but it works fine on my displayport 1.4 usbc port with a total of 4 adapters between the splitter itself and the port on the laptop. It does get warm to the touch after some use but with some double sided tape holding it up on the bottom of my desk, that isn't personally a concern for me :)

It works well. However when all the cords are plugged in the back it wants to fall over. I just set something behind it to keep it up.

Works well and was simple to set up. I connected two monitors without any problems, and both displays have been clear and stable. It is compact, convenient, and does exactly what I needed.

I have purchased 2 of these, the first one quit working after about an hour of operation. I thought maybe it was a "BAD" one? It looks good, it has the functions that I was looking for and it was priced right. I will give them another shot. Well, not a one-off problem. The second one quit working after 30 minutes and was very hot to the touch, Soo hot that I took it outside. I sent it back and bought a Dell with a better reputation. I've used the Dell for a week and am happy with that purchase.

My actual Lenovo Dockstation finally died. If you've had one of those, you already know the situation: you can only use 2 external monitors. When I saw this docking station for less than $100, I thought the worst that could happen was that it wouldn't work, and I'd return it and invest in another Lenovo docking station. My Lenovo dock station finally died. If you've had one, you know the frustration of only being able to connect two external monitors. When I came across this docking station for less than $100, I thought, "The worst that can happen is that it doesn't work, and I'll just return it and invest in another Lenovo docking station." Pros: - Easy to set up - Display screen on dock actually provides you with decent stats on your connected hardware Cons: - I attempted to use a DisplayPort-to-HDMI uni-directional cable, and it did not work. The station will not recognize it. HDMI to HDMI or DisplayPort to DisplayPort was the only way the dock recognized the monitors. General Notes: - The back of the station will be weighed down with all your cables. Even with the suction bottom (which is a nice feature btw), it may trigger people's OCD when it comes to cable management. I read that you shouldn't kink up your wires, and everything will work smoothly. I hope that's the case, because the wires back there are really irking me. - I'm running it only on a 60w charger, but may upgrade to a 100w to see the difference. Only had it for a day, so I will report back on a 3 month review unless things get weird before then.

I own two Dell laptops. The first one connects relatively easily, but there are instances when it disconnects if I accidentally nudge the wires. On the other hand, connecting to the second laptop is a hassle. There were times when it wouldn’t even establish a connection. In summary, it performs okay with one of my laptops, but not with the other.

جميل ممتاز له يومين معاي شغال زي اللوز على طول اشبك واستمتع لاب توب حقي ( لينوفو ) لازم منفذ تايب سي C يشغل شاشتين بعرض مختلف بصراحة فنان 👌

Works very well with my surface book 2 to extend to addition 2 screens! It's super value for money compare those expensive docks. Flickering: Very stable, no flickering most of the time, except when I'm playing video from Netflix in the extended screen, but it's really acceptable. Media playing (hdcp) :Also to note that it is HDCP compliant so you can play Netflix etc over the extended screen. Heating: very acceptable heating from the adapter, perhaps just around 30 to 40 Celsius. Always on: the connection is there 99% of the time even after I suspend my surface book and turn it back on the next day. The connection may break once in a blue moon when I try to turn my suspended machine back, but it probably only happen twice over the last 3 months of using it. Just hope that it will last for at least 1.5 to 2 years.

Worked well as described with a pc with type c but didnt work on old laptop where there is no type c port and usb to type c converters wont work too.

Works well very good quality HDMI connecter.

This adapter is easy to set up and connects two HDMI monitors through a single USB‑C port without issues. The picture quality is clear, and both displays run smoothly at 4K when supported by the device. The housing feels solid, and the cable fits securely. A useful little adapter for expanding a laptop or desktop workspace.