プラグ可能なUSB Cトリプルディスプレイドッキングステーション | 100W PD、3x HDMI (4K 30Hz×1、1080p 60Hz×2)、USB 5Gbpsポート×6 | Windows、macOS、ChromeOS対応 - マルチモニターサポートで生産性を向上

Buen producto cumple lo que promete y me dio la solución que buscaba, fácil de instalar.

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I needed a solution to utilize my three screens with my laptop and I got more than I expected! This thing is amazing. I went with Plugable after doing tons of research and decided to use them because of their amazing customer service. I did have a small issue as the unit that I purchased was faulty out of the box and started screen glitching. I reached out to customer service instead of returning the device, they helped me within a couple of hours and had a new unit out the door THE SAME DAY, that had been tested in-house that has been working perfectly ever since. Their US based customer service was amazing and I would definitely buy more products from them. I'm also extremely happy with my purchase!

Excelente producto

Overall these work great, and are a great value. I'm an IT manager and I've purchased a few of these now for people to use as office docking stations for the MacBook Pro. Specifically these are being used with the M1 Pro 16" MacBook Pro and they work flawlessly*. It provides enough power that users don't have to plug in the Magsafe brick while they're in the office. It supports dual 1080p monitors, or one 1440p monitor for sure. You have to install a DisplayLink driver and software package to make it work with MacOS (windows too I think), which is typical of these devices. Now thanks to MacOS's privacy and security settings, it gives the user a constant status icon and occasional warning that their screen is being shared. I'm glad that feature is there, but sometimes users ask about it. *My only real complaint is that while the software works great under normal circumstances, MacOS updates will sometimes disable the auto-launch of the DisplayLink adapter software. I regularly get a call that the users' monitors aren't working because of this. I can't really blame this on the display software though. Launching the program and reactivating the auto-start in system settings is simple enough, but always confuses people. It's usually a good time for me to check that the DisplayLink software is up to date too. You can update the software from the resident app in the system tray, though it doesn't notify you of new updates. The driver also integrates with Apple Watch unlock, and has an f.lux feature that will optionally dim/color shift your external display at night. We're using it for 1Gbps ethernet, dual displays, power delivery, and a permanently attached Time Machine backup drive, and haven't had any trouble with connectivity for any of theses devices, nor any complaints about speed. Sometimes these types of docking stations can get kind of hot when you're making them work this hard, especially if you're using power delivery, but this Plugable model doesn't ever get above a mild fever.