AnkerUSB C Hub, 11-in-1 Docking Station Dual Monitor, 10 Gbps USB-C and USB-A Data Ports, 4K HDMI and DisplayPort, 100W Power Delivery, 2 Data Ports, Ethernet, for XPS and MoreECOLOGO

Very useful for my MacBook Air peripherals, it does get a little warm over prolonged use but apparently this is normal.Good build quality, good performance.

it's working perfect, no issues at all, I would always recommended the Anker products for relibities, for having a stable connectivities with all of the devices and connections including rj45-network cable to usbs-c computer, usbs-10gb to all other devices, and all of audio outputs, etc,

The most comprehensive USB hub I could find in this price range (that's actually good).I tried a few lower priced ones that worked fine but seemed to have issues where they glitched and ejected my SSD's... This is the first good, solid hob that works perfectly and has access to all the ports i need (multi USB, PD and access do SD/TF slots)The perfect combo and it's works right out the box. Great bit of kit!

Only just taken delivery but it is easy to set up and so far has worked well

Love the company and reliable product. Has every port you would need and not clunky

Does what it says on the tin. The main let downs (for me) are that a) a the connection cable is pretty rigid so you need a fair amount of room to allow it to sit comfortably to one side of a laptop and b) having all the connections pointing out from around the rim increases the footprint further and is less stable than having them point upwards c) there's no circuit breaker button as there is on other Anker USB hubs so you have to physically unplug it whenever you switch off the computer to stop it drawing power (which is going to increase wear and tear unnecessarily).I mainly use it for connecting midi controllers and they flash constantly unless power is properly severed. They just keep drawing off the battery otherwise. I mainly got it because it has a an HDMI socket - the one in the actual MacBook Pro is too loose to be trustworthy in a gig situation (well done Apple!). On the whole I prefer the earlier USB A socket powered version. If it wasn't for needing an HDMI I'd use that instead with a USB C adaptor. Other than my phone I don't think I own anything that connects via USB C.

I have used several setups over the last few years but this is by far the smallest and easiest to use with my work laptop. I mainly use a Office 365 applications so do not need a high tech setup.I have 3 screens (including laptop), keyboard, mouse and anker conference webcam all connected. I bought separately a Anker 100w USB-C which also powers my laptop (allowing a simple plug and play). It works perfectly.

Bought this for use with a Dell XPS15 Laptop which was a bit lacking in USB ports other than USB-C meaning I couldn't connect some devices I already had.All works really well.One thing to note, if you're using this with a Dell laptop:To start with I used the Pass-Through power cable so that I only ever needed to connect one cable to the laptop. The Dell XPS complained that it was slow charging as it seems Dell laptops need more power, even so, it still seemed to stay full charged while being used.However, after a few weeks the laptop pretty much stopped charging altogether when being used.So I plugged the original adaptor back into the laptop but it still complained so clearly something had got 'upset' by using the pass-through. Had to leave it switched off and on charge overnight to get the battery back up. Had to use Dell's support to get it working again.So, if you're using this with a Dell laptop... don't use the Pass-Through on this Hub.Connect your Dell charger to your laptop directly