Baseus Laptop Docking Station Stand, 12 in 1 Triple 4K Display HDMI/DP, 10Gbps USB A/C Fast Data, PD 100W, Ethernet, TF/SD, USB C Docking Station with Stand for Windows/Dell/HP/Lenovo/Asus/Acer/Mac

Updating my original review which scored low because I had received a defective unit. The issue was that the USB ports were nonfunctional on that unit. The replacement appears to work 100% out of the box. I will not quite go to a 5 because electronics that are somewhat expensive should be fully tested before shipping and it doesn't seem possible for a dock to pass quality testing and then fail while in the box. There are no moving parts to physically damage in transit so I can only conclude the quality testing is either not happening or isn't adequate. I will deduct a star for that. Second update: Seller has been incredible in following through to check that I have received my replacement and that it is working. I don't usually see such good follow-up from most manufacturers. I am adding back the star because they expressed intent to enhance their testing processes. I am taking them at their word. I have bought other BASEUS products before (which have been excellent and very well priced) and will again in the future. On to the review of the WORKING unit. I will need to use it for a longer period of time to assess the performance and reliability. As of now, I've only plugged in the replacement and checked that the ports are all working and that the docked notebook can do everything it should be able to do with the devices. All of that is 100% The other thing I will note is that I do like the form factor of this dock. It's not too huge but it does have a nice selection of ports on the front and rear. I also like the indicator lights to show what's connected. My only complaint so far -- and I might have deducted a point for it, had I not already deducted one for the inadequate quality control, and don't want to take this down to 3 stars -- is that the cable to the computer is built into the dock. I really HATE built in cables on ANY device. Given a choice between that and a similarly capable device with a removable cable that plugs in via some kind of STANDARD port, I'll always choose the removable cable option. If I find the supplied cable to be too short or too long, a removable one allows me to remediate that. Can't do that with this one. Also, cables do experience wear and tear and sometimes run into problems before the unit itself is dead, and being able to replace it is a nice thing. It's not a deal-breaker for a nice dock, but it does give it one small disadvantage against a comparable device with a removable cable. On BaseUs as a company, I have used some of their other products, particularly chargers, and this is the first time I've gotten anything that didn't work or failed. I like the design of their stuff and when you receive a working device they seem to be good quality, good design, and quality components. I also have to speak well of their support. I didn't even bother to contact them -- I just initiated a return with Amazon. They saw my previous review and contacted me to see what they can do to correct the situation, i.e. refund, replacement, or tech support. I like that. Often I don't get a contact from a company when I report a problem in a review. I have a feeling their support would have been 100% responsive had I contacted them, and the contact info for support was right on the device itself -- nice!! I would usually have to go looking for it online. That tells me they're ready to give support. Also, when they contacted me, it wasn't like most the other few who contacted me, usually with something like "please take off the low rating -- what can we do to buy a better score?" (paraphrasing :D) -- no, BaseUs never asked me to change my review or score. They only asked how they can help make me happy with the product. That's the right way to do it. Begging to fix the score tells me a company is more worried about sales than customer service. Not an issue here!! I'd give them 1/2 extra star back for that.

I decided to replace my old desktop computer (can't run Windows 11) with a new Dell laptop. That drove me to buy a docking station to provide all the ports I need (4 USB-A, 2 USB-C, 2 HDMI, and audio). I purchased a different brand of docking station from Amazon, for about half the price of the Baseus Spacemate. After connecting it up, it seemed to work fine. All my USB devices worked, and both of my HDMI monitors (3440x1440 and 2560x1440) worked fine. But after the computer went to sleep and woke up again, only one of my monitors was active. Windows "Display settings" said there was only one monitor connected. I tried everything I could think of -- rebooting, power cycling, plugging and unplugging every HDMI connector, and the USB-C plug from the docking station to my laptop. I tried several other things, including buying a 100W power supply to replace the 65W one that came with my laptop. No joy. It was time to try a different docking station. I went back to Amazon and found a Baseus Spacemate docking station that had the functionality that I wanted. It was almost twice the price, but I didn't know what else to try. Amazon offered overnight, early morning delivery, so I bought it. When it arrived I had a very nice out of box experience. Even the cellophane wrapping around the box was done to precision. The box was a work of art, with everything fitting precisely, like a precision machine. It was the same feeling I have when unboxing a new iPhone, where they think of everything, and you want to keep the packaging. Regarding the docking station itself, It has the feel of a very quality unit -- a good, hefty, solid feel. I liked it before I had connected up a single cable. After connecting everything up, I turned it on (using my 100W power supply), and it just worked -- as advertised. It is only very mildly warm to the touch after running with everything turned on for a couple of hours. There are two downsides compared to the other docking station I had tried. First, the 2X price. Secondly, it's quite a bit bulkier, and I probably wouldn't want to travel with it. But in my case, if I'm traveling, I don't need all the other peripherals, so I don't need the docking station on the road. (OK, one complaint -- the printing in the little user's manual was WAAYYY too small for a person of my age to read.) I'm very happy with the Baseus unit, and I'll soon recover from the higher price. I hope I'll still feel the same way in a year.

I have two monitors one display port and one HDMI connected. Keyboard, mouse, camera, and LAN are all connected to the docking station with only one USB C cord to my laptop. The lack of a power block was a little odd, but there was a free power cube from Baseus as a "benefit item" if you selected the free item link and followed the instructions. The lights on the front are a nice touch for when you are setting it up. You know which ports it sees things plugged into. This was helpful when I first setup the monitors and indicated I should try a different cable from what I had with a previous docking station. The button on top to lock my laptop is a nice to have and works fine, but in all transparency, I have been locking the laptop with keystrokes for so long it is muscle memory and I have to think about using the button. If I were to change anything it would be an addition of one more USB port on the back so all standard accessories were connected from the back leaving the front USB ports available for temporary needs. A small note in the grand scheme of things as all of my USB ports on the laptop are now free. In short this solves two problems as it should for a reasonable price compared to other options. I have a one cable base station solution for my laptop to plug/unplug when needed, and I don't need to buy a travel charger when I go on the road as my original laptop charger can go into my travel bag full time.

OLD REVIEW: This just died on me, I connect 2 HDMI cables to my 2 monitors and it stopped working. No light indicator and no signal. On Windows and also on MacOS, same behaviour. I've tried unplugging, restarting my PC, no success. It looks dead. Probably something got fried inside. NEW REVIEW: The Company was kind enough to send a replacement device and I can now give a proper review. I have a Windows PC and a Macbook PRO 2024. Context: I want to use 2 monitors to extend my primary display. I have a LG and a Dell monitor to use alongside my Macbook pro M4 2024. WHAT WORKS - Works 100% well on my other Windows Laptop, it connects perfectly to all the 2 monitors and I can extend the displays to the 2 monitors. Perfect! WHAT DOES NOT WORK - It does not support MST on Macbook pro m4. From what the customer care shared and also I found out later in the documentation, this device does not support multi streaming transport. So that basically means, out of the box, this device can only help you connect your peripherals and one monitor, if you connect to two monitors, then both monitors will show a mirrored version of the display, but cannot extend the display. So you are stuck with using one monitor only. - On the same MacOS, It does not support display link drivers, I hoped this could be a last resort solution, unfortunately, it does not support. CONCLUSION: - This is a solid device, great build quality and design - On the technical side however, for someone looking to extend primary display to multiple monitors when using a Macbook M4 chip, then this device will not give you the justice you need. You can consider other options out there that supports specifically display link drivers so that you can use them on your Macbooks. RATINGS: I now can give it a solid 4 stars because of the great customer support, they sent a replacement device free of charge although it eventually did not solve my problem 100%

I have had probably at least 2-3 dozen usb hubs over the last 20 years of my computer using experience. From Docking stations to USB A, USB C, Comm port hubs. This one is amazing. I think it takes care of all my needs in one. It has a power on off button right on the top of the unit. The cord is definitely heavy duty braided cover so it doesn't rip or tear apart. Now it doesn't have 20 USB A ports on it but you could plug an additional hub into it to get some more usb a ports. Whats the best is it has a Network Plug on it. It has 4 monitor ports on it. It has USB C and USB A ports on it. So plugging this into my computer i can remove all the USB A to monitor adapters that i have and just have it run all of this. Now i can run the 2 on board monitors and have 4 additional monitors hooked up without lagging and using all my usb A ports. This thing is a powerhorse. It doesn't lag or slow down it doesn't freeze everything connects quick and without an error. Its even portable in both weight and size so I'm thinking of ordering another to keep with my laptop when i go from office to office. I can't find any Cons except a few more USB a ports would be nice but i have a tiny 4 port hub i plug right into this to add that. Great Job!

I tried couple different ones in the past but always had issues with 2nd monitor port, as it never properly displayed. I ended up returning or using one port on device and one on laptop. This particular one works perfect right out of the box. connections to video, sound and USB as well as USB c are very good. Experienced no issues so far. 2 monitors on my laptop are working flawlessly. And I have the network cable going through it as well. Basically, one thunderbolt connection to my dock station, whereas in the past, I was plugging the docking station and 2nd HDMI and network cable to laptop. Also looks pretty cool with display, magnetic base is functional, very strong magnet. I even bought a second one next day to keep one at office and one at home office. Highly recommend it.

It seemed to be a well built, premium product and I was very excited. But my excitement was short lived. The primary reason I bought this was for a dual monitor setup, and this is where it fails. When I connect two 2560x1440 monitors at 60Hz via HDMI, the dock cannot handle the bandwidth and forces one of the displays into a very low resolution, making it unusable. I am connecting it to my Asus, Legion using the Thunderbolt port, also tried other ports. ​The product description should be much clearer that this dock does not support dual 2560x1440 displays when using both HDMI ports simultaneously. I did all trouble shootings. Contacted Baseus also. Nothing worked. Now going to order a DP cable and will try the combination, HDMI and DP as someone suggested. Update: Baseus promptly sent a replacement that I have yet to check. But, I also discovered that HDMI 1 and DP3 worked fine together. So, connecting one monitor using HDMI and the other one using a DP cable may resolve the issue.

This Baseus Spacemate 11-in-1 Docking Station completely transformed my workspace! It connects three external monitors effortlessly with sharp 4K quality, powers my Dell laptop through 100W PD, and delivers blazing-fast 10Gbps transfer speeds through both USB-A and USB-C ports. The aluminum body feels premium and stays cool even during long hours of work. Ethernet, audio, and SD card slots all work perfectly without drivers or setup hassles. For anyone using Windows who wants a reliable, compact, and feature-packed docking station, this is honestly one of the best options on the market.