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Working from home due to the current climate has been challenging to say the least. When I started looking at using extra monitors I found the QGeeM 12 in 1 USB-C Hub. This is an absolute gem and at an amazing price in comparison with other products delivering the same capabilities. Even amongst it's competitors the connectivity of this USB-C hub is exceptional and I have struggle to find any other product that can deliver the same.Looking at the build quality, this USB-C hub is pretty solid, good materials, nothing shaking or loose., doesn't feel or look cheap. Ports are good quality as not too firm and not loose either. When the designed and built this thing they must have had enterprise level businesses/offices in mind.Installation was nothing at all, connected the USB-C hub and instantly recognized, no messing around with drivers or settings. Connect monitors and USB devices was also a simple task with literally nothing to do.Overall this is the best value USB-C hub on the market from what I could find, this is no cheap piece of technology. Literally plug and play with no issues.I have already recommended this to one of my colleagues. I would definitely recommend this to home users, to be fair office users would also benefit.Very happy with this product and I stand by saying that this is my best purchase in a very long time.Kind Regards,MonkeySeeMonkeyDoP.S. Completely forgot about one of the winning features of this product, apart form having a USB-C PD port, it also has a normal USB-C data port, so you are not loosing a USB-C port when connecting to a laptop. All other devices have the USB-C PD port but not the additional USB-C data port.

I bought this in order to connect two monitors to my work laptop, which has only one HDMI socket. I nearly bought a USB C - HDMI adaptor for the other monitor for £30, but I realised that whenever I picked the laptop up to go to another room I'd be unplugging 5 leads, including power, ethernet and headphones. This was well worth the extra cost. Now I pull out one lead and I'm instantly mobile! There's also plenty of USB sockets for wireless keyboards and so on.I've been using it continuously for nearly two weeks without any problems - it recognises the monitors very quickly after plugging in, and (under Windows) you can extend different screens to both HDMI as well as having a third screen on the laptop. I don't have 4K monitors to test it with, but it displays at 2 x 1080p 60Hz totally fine alongside my laptop.This is the first time I've used USB-C but I couldn't believe that it could run ethernet, 2 HDMI, USB keyboard, mouse and headphones, and deliver power to the laptop without stuttering or anything. Incredible. Lenovo charge hundreds of pounds for a proper laptop docking station and this works just as well, plus you can take it with you - for instance if you need to give a presentation on an old VGA monitor (which I tested - works fine) or projector, or to plug in ethernet if there's no wireless signal.Some people have commented it's warm to the touch - that's because the metal case is used to dissipate the heat from the circuits inside. It's a really slick metal case and packaging, and the brand is a good one - I bought it because of the high review score.I was also able to get the screen from my Samsung phone to the TV using this device, which is an added extra - and you would then have the option of all the USB ports for keyboards etc.The only extra thing I would have liked is a 3.5mm audio/mic socket - but it's hard to find hubs with all of these features, and I needed an extra USB C socket more. For the price and quality you can't beat this one!

The first impression was really good. The packaging and unboxing experience was nice. The hub has a pleasant metallic feel to it, it's strong and seems well put together. It's really light so I feel there is no problem throwing this into a backpack.I believe the port selection is really good. You can have multiple monitors with 2 HDMI, and it's great that you have a VGA if you find an old monitor or projector. For a laptop, 4 extra USB ports should be enough (2 high-speed, 2 lower speed USB A ports, and 1 USB type-c). It has ethernet which works great so the only thing missing might be an audio jack.It's great that you can charge your laptop using this dock. Potentially, you can run only 1 cable from your laptop which is great for decluttering and would make a great docking experience (you only have 1 cable to worry about when you take your laptop from the backpack and you move to a desk with monitors, keyboard etc).That is exactly what I wanted to do and this is a great option for the price, but the cable is too short. I would want to tuck this cable mess out of sight and only have a clean cable running from my laptop on the desk. I couldn't find any option on the market that offers this port selection with a long cable.In my opinion you should make this with a removable USB-C to USB-C cable. Make a port instead of putting a short cable, so the user can choose custom length cables.