With those ports supporting speeds up to 10 Gbps, they will be more than appropriate for regular use. About displays, as the dock bears 2 HDMI ports and a DisplayPort, it can allow you to significantly expand the number of screens on your setup with resolutions up to (subject to compatible devices).Įven if the device itself will occupy one of your laptop’s own USB ports, the docking station makes up for it by the extra USB ports it packs. The rear ports are those you’d use more permanently such as for a mouse, connecting an ethernet cable or external displays. On the front are those that you’d likely want to have access to for quick and temporary use: headphone jack, USB stick, phone charging through the USB-C port and SD cards. The location of the ports is also fitting. As such it is more of an accessory for your home office rather than an on-the-go tool. While the Multifunction Docking Station is also portable, it isn’t particularly light at 0.353 ounces. It is particularly chunky considering that the device comes from the same company that made the sleek and highly portable 6-in-1 USB-C Hub.

Adding to the minimalist appeal are the discreetly marked ports with respective symbols and when it’s plugged in, a small indicator light indicates that it’s powered on when the power button is pressed.ĭespite the efforts to make the accessory aesthetically low profile, this docking station still looks chunky at ~5 x 2 x 2.2 inches. There are also rubber feet on the underside of the device to help keep it in place while on your desk. Ugreen adopted an aluminium shell for the outer body of its 13-in-1 Multifunction Docking Station that gives it a sleek and premium look that blends well with laptops bearing a similar finish. While the device packs a steep price tag, the cost is reflected on the product’s quality.

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