Lenovo – USB-C 7-in-1 Hub – Computer Networking Laptop Accessory – Laptop Docking Station - 4K via HDMI, 3 USB-A devices, 2 SD/TF Card Readers USB-C Power Pass Through

I needed this for my school computer... I did not have enough ports aval for multiple monitors off of my laptop, and needed some sort of docking station that could run multiple monitors, and printer and that stuff... this works great and does the job very well, worth the purchase for sure.

Paired this with a Lenovo Tab and a 65 watt PD wall charger. Now have power and mouse plugged in just fine with no side effects. Just FYI it didn't like the small low power wall charger.

Purchased to use USB-C for an HDMI monitor connection. It worked perfectly and also using other USB-A connections for a 4k camera and keyboard. All work perfectly without lag. I cannot review power input as I have not used this yet. I recommend.

I ordered this hub because I was trying to use two monitors instead of my laptop screen. It has two HDMI ports and a few USB ports. Unfortunately, it does not allow me to use two separate monitors. I can use the one along with my laptop screen, but that doesn't really change much. Other than that, I really like it as a USB hub. I'm not sure how to fix the HDMI output issue. I would not likely spend this much on a standard USB hub.

This simple dock really works great for the price. Honestly shocked me. Delivers really great video quality. Stable and reliable connection. Doesn’t drop if you touch the connection point etc. I was using this as my primary dock for a macbook pro without problems except that I needed additional usb ports, so i bought a bigger more expensive dock. I actually bought and returned another dock recently because it didn’t work as well as this one but was more expensive. I will be bringing this with me whenever I travel from now on. Highly recommend. Keep in your travel bag.

In the attached photo, you'll see the Lenovo USB-C hub connecting an HDMI monitor, Bluetooth wireless mouse/keyboard and a WiFi module all while charging the laptop using the native 65W charger. Not being used in the photo, there are additional USB Type A ports and a port to share the 65W charge through to another device like your phone. The USB-C male cord is permanently fixed to the hub, So, it will be sitting to the side of the laptop in all cases, unless you buy a female-to-male cord to adapt the two.If you have one of the modern Thinkpads with USB C Thunderbolt, and you're apt to use up all the provided ports along the side of the small chassis, you need this. There are other "off-brand" options, but I don't particularly trust them. This Lenovo branded one is about twice the cost, but the assurance of build quality and functionality was important to me at the time. I am a landscape designer, now working mostly from home and my girlfriend is an educator, also working from home, and we both use Thinkpads for our respective work.

The product works exactly as expected and is as advertised. No complaints!

I am using this with a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 connected to an HP M27f monitor. When I connect the monitor directly to the computer's HDMI output, I do not have any issues. When using the hub, however, I do not have the ability to adjust the monitor brightness electronically in Windows 11 (using the Monitorian app), like I am able to do when connected directly to the computer. This is important to me because I work from home and the amount of ambient light varies from day to night, and it is a real pain in the rear to manually adjust the brightness (you have to go through several menus on this model monitor...). I am also limited to 60Hz framerate when using the hub (not an issue for me but could be for others).I would like to note that I have a different USB-c docking station at my office, and I have no problems adjusting monitor brightness electronically when I am using that station at work. It is only a problem with this 7-in-1 hub.I do like a single connection, and the price point is good compared to other more expensive docking stations (like the one I have at my office), but this brightness issue is too annoying and I will likely return and replace with something else. I suppose I could use the HDMI cable directly with my laptop and have a 2-plug connection, but that sort of defeats the purpose of having this 7-in-1 hub if one of the connections does not work properly.Another minor issue is the length of the USB-c connection, it is rather short and does not work well if you plan to elevate your laptop using a stand. I mitigated that with some velcro attached to the wall, but the product would certainly be improved if Lenovo would make the cable length only slightly longer.