UGREEN Docking Station, Revodok Pro 210 USB C Hub (10-in-1) with Dual 4K@60Hz, Single 8K@30Hz, Gigabit Ethernet, 100W PD, 4x 5Gbps USB Data Ports, SD/TF, USB-C Dock for Thinkpad, HP, Dell Laptops

I recently picked up the UGREEN USB-C Docking Station, and it has completely streamlined my setup. It’s packed with features and delivers reliable performance across the board.✅ Solid Build & Compact DesignThe dock has a premium aluminum finish, making it feel sturdy and well-made. Despite its 10-in-1 functionality, it’s surprisingly compact and lightweight, perfect for both desk setups and travel.🖥️ Dual 4K – Stunning Display SupportDual HDMI supports 4K @ 60Hz, which works perfectly for my extended monitor setup.🔌 Plenty of Connectivity OptionsThis docking station has all the ports I need:✔ 2x HDMI for multi-display support✔ Gigabit Ethernet for stable, high-speed internet✔ USB-C and USB-A ports for fast data transfer✔ SD/TF card slots – great for photographers and videographers✔ 100W Power Delivery – charges my laptop efficiently while in use⚡ Fast & Reliable PerformanceZero lag when using multiple peripherals.Plug & play – no extra drivers needed.Fast file transfers thanks to the USB 3.2 ports.🎯 Perfect for Work & ProductivityI use this with my Ipad pro, Asus RGO Z15, and legion go, and it has made my workflow so much smoother. Whether for remote work, video editing, or just expanding connectivity, this hub does it all.Final Verdict:An excellent, all-in-one docking station for anyone who needs extra ports, fast data transfer, and high-resolution display support. Worth every penny!Would I buy it again? Absolutely!

I’m really impressed with the UGREEN Revodok Pro 210. It’s compact, well-built, and packed with features. I use it with my ThinkPad, and everything works flawlessly—dual 4K@60Hz displays are super sharp, and the 8K output is a great bonus for future use. The 100W power delivery keeps my laptop charged, and the 4 USB ports are fast and reliable for data transfer. I also love having both SD and TF card slots, plus the Ethernet port gives me a stable wired connection. It’s a perfect all-in-one hub for work and home setups. Highly recommended!

Great USB C hub with power delivery, plug a play connectivity works well with my Windows laptop and also with my iPad Pro (with USB connector).Slim and attractive dark grey metal design with lots of connection options and all feel secure when plugged in and out with no loose connections or wobble.Couple of improvements I would like to see in a new version: it would be nice to have a 3.5mm audio jack socket (since Apple removed the audio jack from the iPad / iPhone), and also removable USB cable.

This UGreen docking station has to be one of the best I have used. I used this for my work laptop when I working from home. Simply connect the device to a USB Type C port and you are good to go.Cons:It does get a little warn during usage.Works with macs but not really built for them.Pros :Once connected this little box has 2 X HDMI connections meaning that I can connect my laptop up to 2 external screens.It has 3 USB connection and 2 USB – Type C for external devices.It also has a Card reader.To top it all off, you can even connect a network RJ-45 connector to it giving you an internet connection, all from thislittle box.Conclusion :I would recommend this device. For what you actually get from above list, all thought a USB Type C on your laptop.

Great docking station. Good variety of ports which fits my needs, and 2 HDMI ports that both actually work. It doesn't run too hot compared to other brands, it's one of the better brands I've found in this regard. It's size is 14cm x 4.5cm, and it's cable around 30cm or so. I like the look of it and it feels sturdy. Really happy with this.

I bought this to run with my Dell Latitude 5410 CORE i5 vPro laptop running on Windows 10.I wanted a solution that mean I only needed to make one connection when using the laptop on my desk and allow quick connection of everything I require, as I use the laptop away from my desk regularly as well.For my desk set up, I have 2 external Dell screens connected to the hub via the 2 HDMI connectors and use the laptop on a stand so I can clearly see and use all 3 screens. I use a Dell wireless keyboard and mouse that uses a USB-A dongle also plugged into the hub. I have a Logi HD camera on USB-A and a wired ethernet cable for networking, both connected to the hub.I originally used the Dell 65W power supply that came with the laptop connected to to the power USB-C on the hub, but I always got a low power warning on the laptop and asked to use the original power supply (which I was). This issue was resolved by swapping it out for a Dell 90W power supply. This will not be a great solution for many, as it will require the purchase of second power supply.I have also found that some times after plugging the hub in, the screens are not recognised at all and the hub requires it to be unplugged and replugged again. The kepboard and mouse work as does the ethernet port. This does not happen all the time but it is annoying when it does.I use a Jabra GN ENC010 headset as well for Teams and Zoom calls and find that when it's plugged into the remaining USB-A port on the hub it works fine for a while but often gets disconnected half way through a call. I have totally stopped using it this way now because it is so unreliable and have to plug it into the USB-A port on my laptop.Overall this hub works, most of the time and does save me lots of time plugging and unplugging connectors but only having to use one USA-C connector, but it has its issues and requires the upgraded powers supply as well, so I can't fully recommend it. It's ok for the money and I expected a well know brand like Ugreen would have done a better job. Maybe spending a little more money would have solved my issue and if you'd need to buy another power supply, a more expensive option that can deliver the right power to your laptop might actually work out cheaper.