Targus DOCK423 USB-C Dual 4K Mobile Dock, support 100w Power Delivery, HDMI2.0 x2, USB-C x1 (for Power in), USB3.2 x2, RJ45 x1, support Apple / ChromeOS / Linux / Windows, 2yr warranty

Functionality-wise working fine with no hassles - 2 monitors and laptop connection.
However the dock does heat up quite hot for the whole day, but so far no issues. Functionality-wise working fine with no hassles - 2 monitors and laptop connection.
However the dock does heat up quite hot for the whole day, but so far no issues.

Happy with what I paid for it and the e features that it comes with. Fast hdmi connection, nice and small so I can take it with me to other remote working locations and it does the work.
I would recommend it to someone who works with two monitors. Happy with what I paid for it and the e features that it comes with. Fast hdmi connection, nice and small so I can take it with me to other remote working locations and it does the work.
I would recommend it to someone who works with two monitors.

This was mid range price wise and all I needed was a Docking station to support two monitors via HDMI. For that with a simple plug and play does the job well as I expected. This was mid range price wise and all I needed was a Docking station to support two monitors via HDMI. For that with a simple plug and play does the job well as I expected.

This is a cost effective way to get multiple screens and other USB driven peripheral equipment (keyboard, mouse, and/or webcam) connected to your laptop, as a docking system.
The single USB connection allows for quick connection from laptop, after moving around from work to home etc.
A audio 3.5 socket would be good - as the HDMI sound aspect will not work for all Monitors (without speakers) - and we all use headsets these days anyway for quiet space. So a bit of windows config sorts that.
I have only had a two occasions over the last few weeks (since purchase) where I have had to unplug and plugin the USB to my laptop to get the keyboard ...view more This is a cost effective way to get multiple screens and other USB driven peripheral equipment (keyboard, mouse, and/or webcam) connected to your laptop, as a docking system.
The single USB connection allows for quick connection from laptop, after moving around from work to home etc.
A audio 3.5 socket would be good - as the HDMI sound aspect will not work for all Monitors (without speakers) - and we all use headsets these days anyway for quiet space. So a bit of windows config sorts that.
I have only had a two occasions over the last few weeks (since purchase) where I have had to unplug and plugin the USB to my laptop to get the keyboard and webcam to register again after my laptop went into sleep mode overnight.
All in all love the ease to get the large dual screen monitors connected to the small laptop screen - which I could have configured as the third monitor space if I wanted.