Plugable7-in-1 USB-C DisplayLink Dock – Dual 4K HDMI (Requires DisplayLink Driver), 100W PD Charging, USB4 & Thunderbolt Compatible, Gigabit Ethernet, USB-A/C, SD Card – for Mac & Windows Laptops

Works great for setting up Macs with 3 screen capability. This and two portable displays are my on the road remote rig!

Perfect

Excellent thus far. After the DisplayLink app was installed on Macbook Air 3, it automatically detect the 2 external monitors, while allowing to use the laptop screen as well. So an easy solution to get 3 screens working together. Also you can likely hook up a 4th to connect to the free USBC as the ones though Display Link do not use the display port - but havent tested a 4th screen yet. Resolution was great on my LG but a bit fuzzy/off on my Acer. Other than that a perfect solution to the Mac Air display limitations.

It's a good product. My only issue is that it doesn't charge my MacBook when I plug the power cord into the device. If this were fixed, I would have given it a 5-star rating. Other than that, it works as advertised.

The media could not be loaded. I bought a used Plugable 7-in-1 USB C Docking Station to set up dual monitors with my MacBook, and it has exceeded my expectations. Despite being used, it works perfectly without any noticeable lag.Setting up the docking station was straightforward. It connects seamlessly to my MacBook via USB-C, providing stable dual HDMI outputs that support high-resolution displays with no performance issues. Whether I'm working on documents, editing videos, or watching videos, both monitors display sharp images and respond instantly.The build quality is solid, and it feels durable enough for daily use. I appreciate the additional USB ports, including USB 3.0 and USB-C. These features make connecting peripherals and accessories easy (because you don't plug and unplug often).Moreover, the docking station supports USB4 and Thunderbolt, ensuring compatibility with a variety of devices and future-proofing my setup for faster data transfers.In summary, if you're looking to expand your MacBook to a dual monitor setup smoothly, the Plugable docking station is a great option, whether new or used. It delivers excellent performance and reliability without breaking the bank.

Works for MacBook Air that doesn’t normally have dual monitor capabilities.

Edited: I tested this out on both my Macbook Pro and my Windows laptop, switching back and forth successfully, and both monitors worked in synch with the laptops screen no problem. I didn't use it for a couple weeks because I had no need to. The very first time I went to use it to work from home with my work laptop, the laptop wouldn't acknowledge the monitors if plugged in through this hub. (They work when plugged in any other way.) It still worked through the Macbook, so I figured it was an issue with the work computer. Now, only one day later, my Macbook has also stopped acknowledging either of my external monitors when plugged in through this device. Tried to see if the driver they require needed to be updated, but I already have the latest version. Tried restarting, unplugging and replugging in everything, shutting down and starting back up, everything. Nothing. Glorious waste of $90+ and a couple hours of my time.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I went through 3 hubs trying to find one that would successfully extend my HP work laptop's display to both of my LG 4K monitors without drastically reducing the resolution on one of them. This is the first one I've tried that worked properly, and I can now successfully work from my set-up at home. Also, Apple's failing of not supporting extending to more than one monitor has meant that I had to have two separate hubs for two separate HDMI cables if I wanted to extend to both monitors. After downloading the driver, this hub works perfectly on my Macbook Pro and extending to both monitors separately with minimal effort. Well worth the extra money I spent on it.

I'm looking for a dock that will allow my macbook air m4 as well as my wife's work laptop to drive my two hdmi monitors along with usb 2 peripherals. I bought this, it said Thunderbolt 4 support. Price was right, but you need to load "DisplayLink" software on your machines. DisplayLink is kind of creepy, it makes your change your security settings to share your video (just with the device?). Mac shows a ominous blue dot in the upper corner of the screen warning about having this setting on. It could be innocuous. I'm a techie. Perhaps I could research and find the risk to be nil, but my wife wouldn't risk it. In addition adding sw to her work laptop is not an option.Other than that non starter, device seems well built and is in a nice smaller package with good port options.