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

Works great with my Leveno desktop computer. Ports allow me to use my wireless mouse and dvd player.

Has all the connections for mouse, monitor, keyboard and tablet. Made working from home so much easier. I’m not technical but was able to set up.

I was very happy with this product initially. I was mainly using it for occasional presentations. I then started using the HDMI for daily use to dual screen w/two monitors & now that I am a little over 2 months in it has quit working. I troubleshooted by taking my HDMI cable & plugging in directly to my laptop & the monitor came up immediately. Also swapped around the monitor HDMI cables to verify and it's still not working.

The doc works overall, it just doesn't charge my laptop as it said it would (my laptop is a lenovo yoga 6, it should be compatible with it's charging requirements). I may return it because the main reason why I bought it was so it could charge my laptop while using 2 screens.

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.

Dongle initially came with improperly aligned HDMI port; build quality is solid so likely a manufacturing defect rather due to shipping. Replacement was received in two days and had no issues with any ports, and everything functions well. I've been using it to turn my laptop into a workstation and it's great. It supports charging passthrough, my monitor, a keyboard, and wireless mouse. I would highly recommend it for anybody who needs additional ports or a similar solution.Important note: please make sure you have a compatible laptop before buying this for the pass through charging feature! I have a lenovo T480 and an X1C 6th gen and both are fine.

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.

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.