Thunderbolt 4 Dock, IVIIN Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station Dual Monitor 4K or Single 8K@60Hz, 16-in-1 Thunderbolt 4 Hub with 85W Charging USB C Laptop Compatible with MacBook Dell Hp, Thunderbolt 3 Dock

used this to connect an hdmi to my work pc, performs the intended function. not much else to say!

The USB C to HDMI adapter is very useful for me as I volunteer for my communitys television station and we often have to live stream and send a great deal of data transmission to a display screen. It has to have super speed to prevent lagging making it possible to even stream videos. Although I havent tried it, it states that it should also have a high resolution that can even support 3D gaming.

Product works as described. Exactly what I needed to easily connect laptop, tablet, and Phone to any TV screen with an HDMI.

Using the product to project my MacBook while teaching. Love it.

This dock feels very modern and premium. The glossy finish on it is a nice features that makes the dock itself stand out while on your desk. It’s also a bit more quiet than most docks I’ve tested.

This is exactly what I needed to connect my MacBook PRO laptop to my TV for streaming. The connection fits well, and the cable itself feels robust enough to last a very long time. A good purchase.

-Network, video, keyboard/mouse, cam, sound…instant plug and play…no (manually installed) hardware drivers, just the Windows connection “clunking”. And it seems to have an effective pass-through, as all peripherals appear to be directly connected…no noticeable capability loss. …and the PD charges my laptop just fine…quickly even. In this context, I don’t (currently) know what data throughput this takes…but the claimed 40Gbps throughput seems far more than capable. -If, like I did, you get the questionable idea to connect the USB-C port (closest to the power input jack) on the device to a USB-A port on your computer, it will only pass the sound through. It was a slight risk to the device and my laptops, but I’m a curious fella. And besides, I tested this first on an old laptop before testing this on my new one…and Amazon Vine gave me this device at income tax cost, so…cheers!  -This thing runs persistently hot…most noticeably on the top to the left of the TB logo. Heat=bad for longevity, so time will tell on that concern. I’ll let you know! -The backlit TB logo on the top is unnecessary, but pretty! I didn’t expect it when I first powered it on…so I had a nice little “whoa…cool!” moment. …and though I leave it on…I like that it has a power button. -For general compatibility, I think that a USB-C power input connector would be better than the barrel connector/power-supply. And since the power adapter is square and bulky, I had to use an extension cable to connect it to the power strip. -I like that it has many capabilities…multiple monitors (with the respective cables/adapters beyond the single HDMI port, and with acknowledgement that everything is connecting over USB-C lately)…5 USB 3.0 ports (though for the price the latest 3.2 would be better), GB Lan (standard of course…but like USB3.2, I suppose I don’t really expect or need a 2.5GB port (or 10 or 40)…but such things would be impressive, perhaps expected for the price). …and the 8k-single/6k-dual monitor capability is worth acknowledgment. …which gets me to my current unknown. I’m certainly happy to have this (and hope it lasts given the heat concern)…because I can connect everything (power, monitor(s), KB/mouse, speakers/mic, cam, net, and anything else) to my “modern” TB4 capable laptop with one cable…whereas it normally takes 5+ cables. So does it work as I hoped? It certainly does. Would I drop two and a half bills for it? …initially no, but now that I have it…maybe...considering the capabilities and performance. It is much more convenient. And, since I routinely connect/disconnect my laptop from the peripherals, it contains the wear to one jack.

Did extensive research on an accessory to my M2Pro MacMini which would provide: a) Thunderbolt 4 front panel access to connect an external hard drive or other accessories that can handle up to Thunderbolt 4 rated data transfers, b) slots for SD & TF cards, and c) USB 3.0 ports for other accessories and flash drives. The MacMini has all its I/O ports on the back side of the computer which is a hassle when attempting to connect temporarily an accessory or portable hard drive. It also has no SD card slot. The IVIIN Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station is a great addition to a MacMini. The robust power supply and separate on/off power are great features which will ensure reliable connections between external accessories and my MacMini. The IVIIN Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station also provides, on the back side, a Thunderbolt 4 port, three USB 3.0 ports, and an HDMI port for more permanent accessory installations. The Docking Station also includes a USB-C to HDMI dongle for connecting a second display monitor. The installation was exceptionally simple - plug-in and play! No drivers needed. No Hassle! Overall, the IVIIN Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station is a great value addition to my MacMini providing me with exceptional flexibility in connecting accessories.

It came with a nice packaging , works great and its price is reasonable. What more could you ask for?

Very simple, single use dongle. USB-C to HDMI. Works great. Easy setup and entirely functional. If this is what you need, go for it. I used this to connect my MacBook pro to an external monitor.