StarTechcom Triple Monitor USB 3.0 Laptop Docking Station - 4K HDMI, 2x DisplayPort - Universal USB Dock for Windows & Mac OS (10.14 & Above) (USB3DOCKH2DP)

Works very well for 3 monitors. It works perfectly with windows to allow easy setup and individual control of each screen. Also allows audio on earphones and has a USB port that can be used for charging. There is it's own on/off switch which is convenient to switch off all screen inputs in one go. The price is reasonable because it is a good solution for 3 monitors.

I have brought quite a few universal laptop docks for customers and these Startech models have always proven reliable. They work well and have a few extra USB 3 ports, an ethernet port and a choice of 3 monitor outputs - VGA, HDMI and DVI. Although it has 3 monitor outputs, the hub only actually supports 2 monitors and you also need to be aware that the VGA and HDMI ports are linked, so you can only use one of these at a time. You have to use a combination of the VGA / DVI ports or the HDMI / DVI ports.

I use my MacBook Pro 15" Retina for home and work. At Work I use Bootcamp to run as Window machine which is where I use this dock. I connect to 2 monitors, keyboard, mouse and headset. Plus a Gigbit LAN connection. The monitors I use are older and I use a DVI and GVA connection.The dock came well packed with simple to follow instructions. It was easy and quick to set up.It's quick and easy to connect and start by just plugging in the USB cable.The box and base plate are solid and look well made.If you are using the older monitors the screen resolution of 1920 shouldn't be an issue but if you're going to use more modern higher resolution monitors get a different dock.I've been using this for 3weeks now and have had no problems.At the price it's good value

Delivery was nice a prompt (given the current COVID 19 Lockdown).The dock itself worked without issue on my Windows 10 laptop and Dell P2412H monitors, which are connected via the DVI port.Setup was effortless, no need for drivers and everything worked right away.The rapid charging ports on the front are a lifesaver, with the unit providing ample USB connectivity on the rear too.A good buy that saved me having to mess around with port adapters and was literally plug and play out of the box.

Strange design choice to not use hdmi and a different design might have been better for cable management purposes but it's easy and works.

Perfect for travelling works well, small and compact

Excellent dock, and refurbished at this price, just amazing. It does almost everything I wanted, and makes my desk much tidier 'cause all those separate cables I used to have to plug directly into my Mac can now be replaced with one USB connector (and the power supply).If I had a later MacBook with only two ports this would be even more useful.Install the drivers (different versions depending on whether you want to use your laptop in "clamshell" mode or not) and it just works. There is only one drawback: On my current version of MacOS (Catalina) the DisplayLink driver works by using the operating system's ability to allow recording of screens to redisplay the content on monitors connected to the dock. However a number of streaming services, including Netflix and NowTV, detect this, as they won't allow illicit recording of their content, and blank the screen. So if you're planning on using this device on a system where you also want to watch some form of streaming, then you might want to do a bit more research first.I have confirmed this is still a problem with Big Sur. I’ve not been able to test Monterey. Good luck.

We have the same model at work so I thought that it would be a good idea to get one so I can work from home easily. After being in use for several months I have not had any problems with it and it is used on both of my laptops.I have a wireless keyboard, mouse, headset, external hard drives and also my monitor all connected to the startech docking stationI have seen guidance from western digital that their hard drives can have problems if they are attached to a docking station rather than the computer directly but I have not experienced that issue