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

worked right away no issue just plug and play with no lag.

If you have an HDMI cable and need USB-C on one end, this little device worked for me. Cheaper than just buying a HDMI to USB-C cable, this was an easy fix to my issue. Recommended.

Love that its very small - usually these are bulkier. Works well to transfer good graphics.

The IVIIN T4807 dock is not bad but has some limitations that should be clearly understood before making a purchase choice. The dock does support 8K@60Hz but only when connecting one monitor to the dock via Thunderbolt 4 and not if connecting a M1 or M2 Mac. The dock more universally supports 4K@60Hz for a single monitor connected through all supported methods. The dock, when connected via Thunderbolt 3 or 4 and not to an M1 or M2 Mac, support two monitors at 4K@60Hz. When connecting two monitors out of the box, one will need to be connected via HDMI and the other via dongle which will be a DisplayPort connection. If you want to connect with a second HDMI connection, you will need to purchase a dongle for that. The included DC power supply is 130W which will allow for 85W of laptop charging, 15W for tablet/phone, and an additional 30W for the rest of the ports. This is important as many docks do not provide a sufficient DC power supply to give enough wattage to each. I found the price to be a little on the high side for this dock given that I believe most people will be looking to use this for two monitors and it does not support 8K for two. The price is not outrageous but just seems to be on the upper end and given that it is not exactly a household name for such devices I am unsure of its longevity.

A very nice looking, quality Thunderbolt 4 dock. All the various connections work well, although I didnt test the dual displays as I only have 1 monitor. Some things buyers should be aware of: 1. the power adapter plug does not insert all the way into the dock. The pic shows the power plug inserted the furthest in it goes and you can see theres about a 2mm gap remaining where the connector metal is exposed. 2. this dock does 85W PD max, which may be less than what your MacBook Pro (or other computer) normally uses. 3. the docks power adapter cord is only around 3ft. You will need to be quite close to your outlet to use this dock. Seems like an odd shortcoming for a $250 dock to have. None of these are big deals individually, but all of them together in addition to considering the not-inexpensive price of the dock, leads me to deduct 1 star. Note: to connect to your computer (eg MacBook Pro), use the Thunderbolt 4 port in the back of the dock thats closest to the power port (22V in), not any of the other Thunderbolt ports on this dock, as that is the only 85W PD port.

Got this item today and immediately installed it. Glad to say daddy worked like a charm with my Apple devices. Good buy. You will not go wrong.

Just work as expected. Good quality

already the second one i bought, simple and useful

Super functional Hooked it up to my laptop and away they went. Plugged in a USB-C monitor and a USB-C M.2 SSD. Both chug along without any hiccups in data transfer speeds or display. Ethernet port read out 1 gigabit and internal network ops maxed that out easy. I didnt do full system stress testing but for heavy daily usage it rocks. What surprised me is the audio jack. I plugged in my Sennheiser HD6XX which are 300 Ohm cans. At max amplification the music is uncomfortably loud with no appreciable distortion in busy FLAC tracks. The Dock only shows 16-bit 48khz - a bit of a bummer - but the amplifier they put in is great. Also, the glossy top loves fingerprints and the power brick is pretty big. The brick directly attaches to the outlet so it tends to dangle on for dear life.

Nice USB C adapter. I bought it for my MacBook pro 2019 edition so I can connect it with our school projector, worked perfectly, no drivers were needed.