An extremely good value price for a thunderbolt 4 docking station with a great selection of ports. Keep in mind that to fully utilise the Thunderbolt capabilities of this docking station, you will need to ensure your monitors are plugged into the thunderbolt ports on the docking station and NOT the normal DisplayPort or HDMI ports. The thunderbolt ports can be identified via the thunderbolt symbol (USB-C port with a thunderbolt above on the back of the dock). You also need to ensure your laptop has a thunderbolt 3/4 port as well. For monitors, most don't come with Thunderbolt ports directly on the monitor, so you will need to purchase a DisplayPort to Thunderbolt cable or a DisplayPort to Thunderbolt adapter (DisplayPort into monitor, thunderbolt into docking station). This will ensure you can run two displays for both Windows and MacOS.

Works great. Tried a few aftermarket docks and external screens would keep blacking out intermittently. This one was only $50 more (on special for $269, over $400 at Dell). Charge claims as slow, due to 130w input instead of 180w, however still charges at the 45w /2 hour full charge rate, but may have issues if you were really hammering the laptop for gaming. I only use for work so it runs perfectly. I run 2 external 1080p screens plus the laptop, however the externals only run on the integrated display chip not the NVIDIA display card, that's a weird Alienware thing apparently.

Works as advertised. Larger unit than some of the newer designs by Microsoft, but also half the price. Haven't had an issue with noise or excess heat. I/O ports are positioned well and there are ample to choose from. Works with a Microsoft Surface Pro and Mackbook Pro with TB4.

Works like a dream! I have used various docks through work and bought this for home for both personal and WFH purposes. I currently have a laptop, 2x charging devices (for phone/ipad, etc), and portable SSD plugged in and it runs cool and quiet. Easy "plug and go" set up to suit even basic skill levels.

Real good, no issue other than my old HP laptop, that I cant connect anymore (no Thunderbolt). I should have done my research!

It works as required, a solid product that I have used in the field for quite some time. All perform reliably without issues which is why I keep getting them.

I have both a work and personal laptop that I need to use at home and extend onto 2 x external monitors. This docking station makes it so much easier to go from using one to the other. The only issue I am having is that I cannot get the audio to play through my external speaker system on one of my laptops when plugged into this docking station. The other one works fine. I have even bought an external USB-C to audio adapter and plugged that into the docking station, but this prevents audio on BOTH laptops. I even got a tech guy out to have a look and they could not fix the issue. Other than that, it has been great.

Works with my Macbook Pro M3 14" and Dell XPS 17 Laptop. Connected to 2x 4K monitors 27inch 60hz. Monitors are Dell S2722QC and LG 27UL600-W. - No issue with noise. The unit itself is quiet. - There's a button on top to power on/off your laptop. It only works with the Dell not MacBook. But I never use that button anyway. - My Dell needs 130w power which the unit can handle. And it provides 90w to my Macbook. - Only thing I'd change is the in-built Thunderbolt 4 cable comes out from the left side. Would be nice if it were removable, and you could switch sides. But it's pretty minor. I also have a third older laptop, ASUS UX362FA-EL247R 13.3", but it can only connect to one monitor through the docking station. Overall, happy with this docking station. I bought another cheaper docking station off Amazon but couldn't handle 2 monitors. Been eyeing this specific dock for ages but the prices were $420! Finally picked this one up for only $279.