WAVLINK DisplayLink Docking Station Triple Monitor 4K@60Hz for 3 Monitors, 100W Charging for Thunderbolt 4/3, USB C M1 M2 M3 Mac/Windows/Chrome - 3 HDMI, 2 DP, 6 USB Ports, 160W Power, LAN, Audio

I did a lot of research since there are plenty of good choices out there for a docking station for a Macbook Pro M1 Pro including Wavlink, iVanky, Sateshi, OWC, Plugable. And I chose this Wavlink by considering many factors that were important to me including having the "extend mode" option for multiple monitors, laptop charging via the dock, multiple display port availability, combination of USB type A and type C ports, 1GbE Ethernet port. Having a Thunderbolt 4 40Gb down port was not important for me. And of course wanted something at the $200 price point. This Wavlink was perfect. Few things that you should know. This requires the DisplayLink driver and that is perfectly fine because my work environment requires that as well and so this was not a new requirement for me. BTW, if you run into issues with streaming video (Netflix, Prime Video, etc.) when you use DisplayLink, just switch off "Hardware Acceleration" in the Chrome browser and that will fix it. I used to have 4 cables connected to my Macbook (for two monitors, network cable, speaker). Now have a very elegant setup with just one cable from the Wavlink. Nice!

It came well packed. I have been using it for a week, and so far it does everything it is supposed to do. It is connected to Dell Latitude 7440. I connected two 4K monitors to the two HDMI ports and they work very well. All other usb ports work as well. It came with biffy 100 Wt adapter, which is connected and charges my laptop without problems. I also use the RJ45 ethernet port and the audio port without problems. I have not tried to connect an external drive to it, so I cannot comment on that. Some people had problems with that. I will keep you posted, when I try it, or if something happens in the future. It is one month now, and it is working fine - no problems.

I have three of these docks that my company is using with M3 Macbook pros. They work great with dual and triple monitors. I ordered three more for some M4 Macbook pros we just received. The new docks are labeled as a Pro version while the previous docks I received are labled as a Max version. The Pro version does not work with the M4. We tried all of them and the screen blacks out every few seconds with a dual or triple monitor setup. The M4 works great on the previous docks we received that are the Max version. The only difference I can see between the two models I've received are the Max version of the dock includes a 180W power supply while the Pro version is 160W. With the 180W power supply, the M4 has no issues connecting. Other than the discrepancy in the models, the Max 180W dock works great and has been in use for over a year. I took one star off due to the recent models received.

Easy setup....Works as advertised...

I could not recommend this unit. Although it will allow you to have 3 monitors, it randomly blanks out. It started to blank out altogether at the same time. Now, it slowly blanks out on one monitor.......then the next.......and then onto the next.........when it eventually comes back up, whatever you were previously working on ends up on only 1 monitor. Contacted support numerous times and they take their time getting back to you. Their emails include a support tool, which collects data and supposedly installs the latest version for display link or something like that. I've done this several times. Once they've figured out there is no resolve, they pass you onto someone else and you have to start over from the beginning, as if you've never contacted them. It's a pain having this unit and even more of a pain dealing with tech support. I'd steer clear of this unit. Also, when looking up files, everything is really delayed. Overall, this dock has great options however, it's not worth the hassle.