Great device. Nice for transferring video files from SD cards to external hard drives, which is my primary use for it.

Overall an excellent docking station. Solid construction, plenty of inputs and dead silent. I have come across a few significant issues. I currently have 3 ports being used on this device and the gigabyte ethernet port. Unfortunately my 1Gb ethernet connection caps out at around 600Mb/s when using the station vs connecting via a dongle. Would like to have a power button, but not a deal breaker. When using my Blue Pro Mic, it sometimes loses the connection and doesn't see the device again unless i reboot the laptop.

Not bad. I give it 5 stars because it's reliable, sleek, has a ton of ports. I like the look of it and I like how it fits well with the rest of my desk. I use it for an M1 Mac mini. We all know the two thunderbolt connectors will not suffice so I had to do what was necessary to expand my ports. I'm glad this hub has a lot of ports to utilize. The SD card reader is a plus. Kinda wish it had an HDMI output so I can reduce using ports on the Mac mini though.

Seems like it does what it should but I don’t get why they put the power adaptor and computer link port on opposite sides ? Makes it look messy when you have to keep wires plugged in both the front and back at the same time for it to work.

I just bought a MacBook Pro M1 Max which has 3 Thunderbolt 4 ports so I needed a breakout box to take advantage of it and it fits the bill.The Thunderbolt 4 ports are fully backwards compatible with earlier standards. There are three USB 3.2 ports which works well except for charging devices. If I plug in my iPhone Into anyone of those I’ll get a error message on my MacBook to the effect of “please remove the USB device that’s using too much power” You can also plug into the designated USB charging port in the back of the unit too. But there’s only one port for that. You can alleviate this somewhat by buying a USB C to lighting connector.Plugging in a USB bus powered SSD external SSD works fine. I’m also able to connect to an external monitor using a USB C to display port cable with no problem. There’s a built in RJ45 with 1Gb line speed and it works great! So all in all, it a spendy device to be sure, but if you need fast connectivity this checks most of you boxes.