Plugable USB C Laptop Docking Station, Dual Monitor 4K 60Hz for Apple Mac M1/M2/M3/M4/M5,Neo 2X HDMI or DisplayPort for MacBook, 100W Charging DisplayLink Dock, Driver Install Required (UD-6950PDH)

Turned our MacBook Neo into a workstation. Dual monitors, USB, and charging with a simple driver installation. The dock is well-built and feels solid. Had an issue with the device initially and Plugable support was excellent; sent a replacement right away. Great customer service experience.

This dock has been great! I use my MacBook Air for school and whatever else I need, and I use a Surface Pro for work. Both connect flawlessly and allow for my dual monitor setup, or triple screen if I leave them open. With the Mac it was easy to download the software and get everything connected. The Surface Pro worked immediately with no software needed or updates. I don’t play any crazy games or watch anything in 4k, but it has handled the games I do play with no issues and I am able to watch YouTube videos or stream a tv show while I play and have had no lag or display issues. The ports on the dock have been super helpful especially with both computers since they do not have a lot of ports and I don’t want to have to buy a ton of dongles.

This dock has worked flawlessly and their customer service is incredible. I lost the power cord in a move and they shipped me a new one for free. Hard to find good customer support like that these days.

Only puts out 60hz for 1080p. Device works pretty smoothly for office and basic tasks. Had issues when trying to game on it. Would not recommend for modern gaming (Battlefield 6 for example). Some games like Destiny 2 and ARC Raiders seemed to work alright. Built sturdy. USB functions worked properly. Very easy setup. Had to install drivers from their website for one PC. Worked immediately on another.

The guy I spoke with at the Apple Store told me that what this dock does wasn't possible with the MacBook Neo, and said if it did somehow extend the screen to two additional monitors, it would be very choppy and slow. Wow, was he wrong! The Neo, paired with this dock, allowed me to extend my screen to 2 HDMI 1440p displays plus the Neo's display. There is no lag at all on the video output. I feel like I'm using a MacBook Pro when it comes to just using the desktop and displays. Of course the Neo is way slower than the Pro overall, but I haven't experienced any reduction of performance by just extending the screen. It's a solid device - no cheap plastic here. It feels premium. There are plenty of ports for anything you need to connect. And it's extremely simple to get it working - install the DisplayLink software and then start plugging things in. The price is a little high compared to other docks, but I am not sure other docks would perform as well. I'd buy this again in a heartbeat and can't recommend it highly enough.

This docking station works exactly as advertised. Now I can use my full-size keyboard and mouse, external speaker, headset, and two 27-inch displays while my MacBook Neo hangs out closed on a shelf. A couple more USB ports would be nice but its nothing that can't be alleviated by having a second little dongle hub. The important thing is that the DisplayLink technology does the trick. I had to install DisplayLink Manager and then do some trial and error to get things how I wanted them, but that's entirely on the DisplayLink end. So if you have a MacBook Neo and want to use it in a dual-monitor desktop setup, this is your winner.

I purchased this product to get my laptop off my desk and connect to 2 displays. I selected this product because it had multiple HDMI ports which was needed for my configuration. Setup was easy enough, but I had issues initially with the dock disconnecting from everything, and the only resolution was to unplug/replug. After a few days, these issues calmed down and I didn't think about the dock at all, which I think is the state you want to get to with a product like this. After changing my desk configuration though, issues abounded, with the dock disconnecting multiple times within a few minutes, interrupting productivity and becoming extremely frustrating. It does eventually seem to get to a workable state, but I'm not convinced yet of stable reliability with this product. Plugable's tech support mainly just suggests to disconnect everything, and reconnect in a certain order, but this doesn't always resolve the issues. If you value your sanity, I'd look elsewhere for a laptop docking solution.

This is my second attempt at finding a docking station that functions the way a docking station should - e.g. plug it in and it immediately kicks on the monitors and broadcasts the display, allows for DUAL audio (I have 2 monitors I cast to, and it ports the audio to both screens so I can hear video calls and webinars clearly), super fast to use - took about 2 minutes to set up, cords are appropriate length, all the right number of ports, display is crystal clear...all the things. My laptop is an Acer Predator Helios Neo 16, running Windows 11, and I do software training for work - meaning LOTS of meeting, so audio and visual is a MASSIVE need. This docking station has everything I need, and nothing I don't, if I could give it a million stars, I would.

Es un muy buen Hub, elevado de precio pero se nota la calidad y eficiencia. El DisplayLink funciona perfecto asi ya puedo usar mi Mac con M1 con 2 monitores

I was actually looking for a hub which does not need power to work. However, after installing the driver and learning how to use this, I'm quite happy with this new hub. it doubels up as a charger for my laptop and more importantly, for my 2 4K monitors. It is so hard to find a USB C hub that fworks with 2 HDMI inputs, and at 4K. Still wish I could find one that does not need power, but so far the one I have currently is starting to give me trouble - few of these I bought last longer than 9 months.

I use the Plugable 13-in-1 docking station with a MacBook Air M3, a 32-inch 4K @75Hz monitor, and a 32-inch 2560x1440 @75Hz monitor in Extended Display mode. Each monitor, along with the built-in Retina display, operates as its own desktop/workspace. Both monitors are connected via HDMI outputs. Additionally, I’m utilizing the 1GbE Ethernet connection, and I have a Logitech StreamCam Premium 1080p 60fps webcam and a Logitech Blue Yeti USB Microphone connected to the USB-A and USB-C ports. At the same time, my Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THC Certified External Speakers are connected to the 3.5mm audio output. Performance & Reliability Everything works flawlessly. The driver installation was seamless, and I’ve had zero issues with performance. While I don’t use the SD card reader regularly, I tested it, and it functions as expected. I frequently connect and disconnect my MacBook from the dock, and each time, everything reconnects instantly without requiring a reboot or restart. This level of reliability is impressive and makes the dock an effortless part of my workflow. Build Quality & Design The dock feels solid and well-built, though its finish doesn’t quite match Apple’s premium, but that’s to be expected. It does get warm to the touch while charging, but never excessively so. Value & Features While the dock is pricier, it delivers precisely what I needed; the ability to drive two external monitors independently, which the MacBook Air M2 doesn’t support out of the box. That alone makes it well worth the investment. Wishlist for Future Versions One enhancement I would appreciate in a future version is including a couple of USB-C ports for increased flexibility. Final Verdict I’m really pleased with this dock. It’s a well-designed, highly functional product that performs exactly as promised. If you’re looking for a reliable docking solution for a MacBook Air M2, M3, or M4, I strongly recommend it!

The video gives it all: no issues at all for installing and very easy. I did it for a Mac and ThinkBook, so I have it tested. I have tried the headphone jack and also have a camera connected. It works seamlessly. Will post a review after a few months use. It allows for 100hz refresh rate and it’s great but most devices are at 60 so room to grow.

I have a M1 MacBook Pro. After you install the driver, the full extended screen across laptop and two HDMI monitors work perfectly. The only reason it's not a 5 star is the 4 USB ports. They are all USB-A, no USB-C ports. For a new product I'd have them all USB-C, maybe 1 USB-A port. If you have an old USB-A device, you could have a A-C adapter.