UGREEN 7 in 1 Docking Station Dual Monitor, USB C Hub Dual 4K@60Hz HDMI Display, 10Gbps USB-A/C Data Ports, 100W PD, Aluminum Revodok Pro Laptop Docking Station for HP, Thinkpad, Dell and More

Using it for dual video output for two 2K monitors, notebook USB-C laptop charger, mouse and keyboard dongle and an additional USB-A to USB-C cable to charge my wireless headphone and cellphone. Everything connected to my laptop via a single USB-C to the laptop's USBC-C charging port. Really happy with the product quality (construction quality wise) and so far, appears to function properly: Displays how no lag, the laptop charges correctly with the laptop charger connected to the hub (and then the hub connected to the laptop), and the peripherals don't show any lag (wireless keyboard and mouse connected to the hub via dongle)

I have a Dell Pro 14 Plus from work with 100W charger. The hub works flawlessly, allowing me to both power my laptop and connect to two additional displays through a single USB-C connection. However I also have a personal Dell XPS that has 130W charger. I get a warning that the hub is underpowered when using the XPS, but it still charges the battery just fine, albeit a little slower. Overall the product works as advertised and so far has kept up with everyday use for over a month. It shows no signs of overheating - great value so far!

Works well but make sure you use a quality power supply. I've only had this for a couple weeks. At first I was having some weird problems with it randomly disconnecting. I didn't exactly blame the dock because that laptop has had problems with other USB devices. But the way it was disconnecting made me think maybe it was a power issue. I was using a 65w Dell charger which should have been sufficient. When I traded it out for a 65w Lenovo charger, the problems went away for the most part. Power requirements will vary based on the equaiment you have plugged in so I can't really blame the dock for this. I should be using more than 65 watts, at least 10 watts higher, but I don't have a more powerful adapter lying around. If you're having problems, this is worth considering.

It's a little underpowered, but it iss great to stick in my backpack to use at remote offices when I don't have a docking station available. It does work, though it charges slowly.

I bought the UGREEN Revodok Pro 7-in-1 Docking Station on May 23, 2025, and have used it maybe 3 or 4 times total - definitely less than 40 hours of use. Went to use it again today, and my desktop monitors started flashing on and off at random intervals. I tested it with two different laptops (a 2018 MacBook Pro and a Dell Latitude), same exact issue. Both laptops work perfectly fine with my OEM Dell dock at work, so the problem is 100% this UGREEN unit. Really disappointing considering how little it’s been used. Save yourself the frustration and buy something more reliable, like an Anker dock. The old saying holds true: “Buy cheap, buy twice.” Wish I hadn’t wasted $30.

Perfect little solution for multiple monitors with a laptop. Use the laptop’s power cord to run power to the dock, then this little guy charges your laptop while it extends your display to your monitors. Took all of two minutes to sort out which plugs go where. Now, my only concern is longevity, but that’s based solely on how cheap it was. Wouldn’t have minded a longer USB-C cable coming out of it, but definitely not a problem.

Working flawlessly with a LG G6 34" monitor in 3440 x 1440 resolution at 85Hz refresh. Tried both with a Lenovo Yoga 7 with i5-1340 processor and Intel Iris Xe graphics and a Dell Latitude 5450 laptop. Great choice - I can only recommend it. All ports tested and working fine.

How absolutely freaking awesome! İ now have the ability to have 3 screens ,lap and dual and 3 different pages open ,i am so happy with this hub !!!!!!