Customer Ratings & Reviews

The amount of ports it has for different devices is convenient. Has worked really well thus far.

I bought this docking unit because of the Covid-19 pandemic so I can set my boss up at his home office. He is not in any way shape or form Technologically adept. He was able to pretty much plug and play and get this going. If you don't have a lot of accessories it's the perfect docking station.

I love this as a way to add the various ports to the new Mac. The only areas- make certain it is fully plugged in as well as the cables plugging into it. It doesn’t have a large tolerance. Also, if you want a case on the Mac, this will prevent it from working as it is snug down the side.

I bought this on the recommendation of a sales associate in the store. He assured me that it was apple certified and was the best option to meet my needs. I had purchase a hard plastic cover for my Mac Book Pro which interferes with the proper seating of the dock. This is less of a concern. The main concern is that the dock works at times and doesn't other times. I initially thought it was because I had it linked with an additional dock for some other items, but found when my printer is directly connected to the dock it still has issues in connecting for printing at times.

This is a small easy to attach, unobtrusive port replicator for Ipads. It plugs into the two USB 3C or Thunderbolt connectors on the side of the laptop. It has two USB 3 ports, one USB 3C port, HDMI port, SD and Mini SD card readers. The issue I've had with this and two other very different replicators, is a brief disconnect of the USB ports while doing large file transfers.

I have a Mac Pro with the USB C connections. Since most things that connect to this needs other ways to connect this was a great solution. It worked fine until I got a cover for my Mac. Now it cannot get close enough to the connections so I had to buy extenders. I still like the fact that it lets me hook up pretty much anything I want. Would just have preferred it to fit without having to use adapters with my cover.

No be transparent, this product had no chance of getting a good review from me before I even opened the box. The fact that you have to buy an adapter for a $1,500 laptop just infuriates me not to mention that it's another $100 out of your pocket. Okay, now that my rant is out of the way here is some more objective commentary. This unit has been spotty at best in terms of actually working. The reason being, that it does not always stay connected to the laptop. If I have the laptop on a surface other than a counter or a desk, the adapter will not stay connected. So when I want to use a thumb drive or connect other devices like a Fitbit or or my iPhone I have to make sure my computer is on a hard, flat surface. The one good thing about this product is that fortunately I do not need to use it that often. I've resorted to using the cloud or e-mail to transfer files for the most part. If I had to do it over, I would not make this purchase.

It’s sleek and sturdy- the two reasons you buy a hub like this one instead of others. My mom has had one like this for over a year now, and doesn’t fit quite snugly anymore. —I’ve had mine for only a month or so, but it clicks into place every time and stays. So far so good. It DOES have one thunderbolt 3 port which can charge your laptop at full speed, and that it’s nice. Other do not, and they don’t bother to tell you they’re lacking it either- so watch to make sure you’ve got Thunderbolt 3, NOT JUST usb C. What I don’t like, is that it’s a bit finicky as to what it will power and not power. I used a CD drive to install music software onto my computer, but the USB A port is only strong enough to power it for like 30 seconds. My girlfriends 2015 MacBook powered the drive with no problem. My work around was to use my big hard drive that plugs into the wall and use the ports off of that, and route it to my computer. Otherwise the SD card transfer speeds and USB C ports work just fine on it and it feels quite sturdy, taking up less space than other dangly dongle docks. It’s a good unit, if you want one this style, definitely go for this one, but be prepared to workaround with some power issues for older devices.

Slim design, seamles fit. Perfectly expands ports on MacBook. No regrets

Designed to fit snuggly against the side of the laptop. Does not work well with a MacBook with a cover shell. Even a thin shell will hamper use. Must get two short extension cables to connect for successfully use. Once connected works well.

Was skeptical about grabbing this but needed a lot more ports for the MacBook Pro. I always have two external hardiness plugged up at the same time pulling and dragging info off of both pop them. Didn't think it would work so well but its flawless. No complaints here.

It’s fast and it works good. Downside it’s easy to disconnect from computer. I have a case on the Mac book but thus device does not fit with case. As I said if you use the adapter and lift your computer to move it more likely it will disconnect. I recommend for the price as well the other that has a cambie connection.

This great little dock matches my Macbook Pro perfectly and, when using it, if feels as though it was one with the laptop. It is also small and compact to throw in my laptop case when I'm not using it. It includes all of the essential ports that you should need.

Given the lack of USB ports on all MacBook products a small yet effect item like this is necessary. It provides accessibility to charge your computer or iPhone while also having USB ports and its small enough to carry utilizing minimal space.

The idea behind this product seems to be solid. It adds needed ports to the new style macbook pro model, in an easy single plug in style. However making it work is a different story. First there can not be a hard shell case on the computer,as the unit will not plug in completely if there is. Secondly, when it is plugged in without the case there appears to be lots of intermittent connections. When plugging in an external drive for example the computer would only recognize it after wiggling the connection several times. This may be due to the unit taking up two ports on the computer, and not getting a good connection to both at the same time. Again this seems like a good idea, but needs more work for it to get a reliable connection, and work properly

Mini Dock is fantastic. it has all the ports that I have needed so far at work and my home. It is small and not bulky. I love how it plugs right in and theres no cable or chord.

This dock is not as compatible as I would have liked it to be, doesn't allow for charging as it said it could. It does give 2 USB ports however, which the MacBook Air does not have, so I can use a thumb drive to transfer data back and forth.

I waited forever to buy a new Mac, well actually it was until my computer would not power up anymore. But I didn't want to buy something for which I would have to get a bunch of adapters. Grief! But this thing did the trick. It has all the ports I need and allows me to power my computer while still using the other ports.

This is a nice add on to have for MacBooks. It does everything it says giving you several connection options with out having to sacrifice thunderbolt connections. My only complaint is price on these things. They seem to be rather high and you have to have them to connect your memory cards and thumb drives to your MacBook. Still worth it.

What is there to say about this adapter that isn't already said in the manual. It snaps right onto the side of my MacBook Pro to give me 2 USB C, 1 USB A, 1 full size HDMI, a micro SD and full size SD card reader. There are a few things to mention..... Please read the instructions. You would think that this is a pretty simple item to use, which brings me to my second point. Only one of the USB C ports can be used to charge through. It's the top one, marked Thunderbolt 3. If you try to charge through the standard USB C, you'll burn the unit up. Beyond that, this thing works exactly as advertised. It's a little pricey for not being an Apple product, but it definitely works.