TOTU 16-in-1 USB-C 4K Triple Display Docking Station

I double dare the average user to need more ports than the Totu Upgraded USB-C 4K Triple Display Docking station provides. That being said, don't let all those ports scare you off. With today's new laptops, and I'm calling out you Apple, you get one port type. USB-C. I don't know about you, but I have a ton of devices and connections that frankly aren't USB-C...and unless you've spent a ton of money lately, you're in my boat. That is why I bought this device. It is pricey, but man does it fix every issue I had working from home. Here's what you can expect: The dock comes in a sleek and sexy box that's about 3"x6"x10". Its a tone on tone black box that looks cool until you need to read anything on it. The text is small, dark grey, and on the back of the box, nearly illegible. I'd love to see TOTU lighten that up a bit...but that might just be my eyes. Inside its well packaged and in addition to the dock, it includes a two piece power cord, a USB-C M-M cable, and a super sleek Stainless Steel USB thumb drive. More on those in a bit. The dock itself is a matte grey metal box (think no fingerprints or dust will show) with metal ribbing on the sides which I assume help with any heat dissipation issues that could arise from the 60W power supply. The front has two standard USB 3.0 ports, headphone and Mic ports, and a couple card slots. The back sports 3 more USB ports; 1 USB-C 3.0, 1 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0 ports. There's another USB C port that is dedicated to connect your computer. It maintains 2 4k Display ports and 1 4k HDMI port. Besides the power input, the only other port is the Ethernet jack. The power supply is a two cord solution with the first cable long enough for the brick to rest on the ground. I'm amazed at how many of those aren't...that brick hangs mid air. This one is a perfect length. From there the power cord is another 6 foot or so to the wall. Winner. The USB C cable is a very nice touch - I don't need to steal the cable from my laptop. The thumb drive has the driver software that enables the multiple display functionality. (DisplayLink is the software...download it directly if you're constrained from or concerned about USB drive use.) Read all the details and caveats to determine if this does what you want. If you're reading this, that means you. It works for many things, is compatible with many devices, provides multiple use cases. It isn't an end all be all device for everyone, everywhere, doing everything. If you don't know if it works for your specific use case after you read the details...contact TOTU. They are prompt and very helpful. For me, I bought this to work at home during this shelter in place period we're dealing with in 2020. I have my Mac Book Pro, connected to a Vizio 40" 4K TV as a second monitor, with a backup hard drive, phone charger, speakerphone, etc. This device connects all of it simultaneously and allows me to plug in the one USB-C cable from the dock...and everything works perfectly. The 60W power supply does fine on all the USB ports and keeps my laptop fully powered. If you want more...search the internet for "TOTU Upgraded Universal USB-C 4K Triple Display Docking Station". You'll find more in depth reviews and content. Bonus Content: For those figuring this Great Work From Home (WFH) thing out...the 40" Visio 4k UHD TV makes an AWESOME external monitor...for less money than a standard large format computer display. (Cheap store open box model, $180 with 5 year support vs $200 for a 32" dedicated wide format computer display.) GREAT WFH solution...no clue about gaming, video, photo work etc. I can have 4 spreadsheets open at the same time, and actually see/work on them all no problem. That being said, a customer of mine uses these 4k UHD displays as alternatives for PACS imagery in hospital work. Those displays are $5k each and that work has life or death implications. I figure if they work for that purpose it's good enough for my spreadsheets and video conferencing needs. UPDATE: Had a problem with the video out to my external monitor and emailed the folks at TOTU. The folks at TOTU were tireless in their support of the situation...helped me make sure i'd tested everything. They agreed to swap it out for me to ensure the problem was resolved. (It was.) I'd put TOTU up against anyone for customer service and support. Huge thanks to them...and still love this dock!