BelkinUSB C Docking Station, Type C Hub That Supports Multiple Displays with HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort, USB C Ports, USB A Ports, and Gigabit Ethernet Port for MacBookPro, Air, XPS, Chromebook and More

I had high hopes for the Belkin docking station, however it failed after 3 months of use. It would not recognize multiple screens anymore. I had to make 3 separate phone calls about 45 minutes each to trouble shoot. Which all failed to fix the problem. I expected a call back in 24 after the second call as they need to escalate the replacement to a manager(the call never came). When I called them back they had to escalate again, when they finally agreed to replace(will take up to 4 weeks).

Bought two INC003 docking stations to connect my Chromebook and my Windows 11 laptop. Compatibility with both operating systems is excellent, including video which is often a problem with other docking stations. It’s hard to find one that plays well with ChromeOS so I was pleasantly surprised by this one.The only downside is the poor performance of the Ethernet port. It’s labeled as 1 Gbit/sec but only manages a third of that, 335 Mbit/sec or so. Even a $10 Ethernet dongle leaves the performance of this docking station in the dust. If you can live with the reduced speed, this is a good product.

UPDATE Oct 18, 2023: The right half of the device is no longer working (4 USB-A ports in the back, 1 USB-A port in the front, and 1 USB-C port in the front). Was going to reach out to Belkin since this device has a 2 year warranty but decided to just unplug the device from the power source, let it sit for a minute, and then plugged it back in. Issue resolved for now. 😎 /// I bought this Works with Chromebook to use with my ASUS CX9 Chromebook that I run with 2x 27” monitors at one location and 2x 32” monitors at another location. This device is pricey, but I am counting on the automatic updates to keep it relevant for many years. The unit feels a little lightweight but it looks nice on the desk and it WORKS very well. The monitors render perfectly and instantly, and the ChromeOS allows for virtual desk switching that seems a lot faster than my previous setup (random assortment of adapters that utilized pretty much all of the ports on my Chromebook ☹️). I’ve only had the this dock for 2 days so I will update if I encounter anything worth mentioning.