Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Belkin 11 in 1 is a powerful addition to any laptop, as it only requires 15w of power and adds 11 extra ports to any laptop with a usb C port to spare. HDMI 1.4 and displayport 1.2 gives 2 high speed montior support, with one DVI port accommodating older hardware. The USB C 3.0 port is multi purpose, either charging the laptop up to 85w (15w to power the device), supporting high capacity usb sticks, or even a monitor that supports usb c connections. 5 gigabit ethernet port, 2 usb A 3.0 ports (slightly disappointing as usb 3.1/2 have been out for awhile), 1 usb a 2.0 port (also slightly disappointing), but makes up for it with a micro sd, regular sd, and extra 3.5 mm jack. Especially on sale, you won’t find a higher quality laptop hub that doubles as a stand with this many features.

I totally enjoy this product compared to older and not so great brands like j5 create. This docking station might be overkill but saves space, light and transportable and provides enough connections. I love that this port also charges if using the charger in the docks lightning port so only one port is used to connect to docking station and charging.

This thing is amazing. I have an older MacBook that I bought in 2017, so I’ve always needed an outlet adapter for more ports. The outlet adapter I bought with the computer made my setup look so clunky, but it got the job done. This on the other hand cleans up the setup and has just the right amount of ports. Perfect balance of function and presentation.

This is a good solution for those new laptops with hardly any ports. It works well. The only thing I do not like is that the laptop slips off of it. I found a solution in a laptop stand that has a raised edge that prevents the laptop from sliding off and I put this Belkin under or behind the stand.

This products does just what I need it to to. I use this to charge my work laptop at my desk when I am home. It I have my display extended on two monitors. The only thing that I have an issue with is the usbc cord is on the wrong side for my laptop. I recommend to pay attention when purchasing it because my usb port is on the right hand side and I cannot use it with my laptop open and facing me. It is not a deal breaker for me because I keep it closed

This Belkin 11-in-1 USB-C Hub worked well with my LG Gram 16" all-in-one laptop; however, I reduced my rating by 1 star because I found the identical unit for $40 cheaper at Micro Center under their store brand name Inland (see photos; the Inland 11-in-1 has the longer USB-C cable). This hub ran well with 1 USB-C LG Gram power cord, 2 USB-A (keyboard and headset), 1 HDMI, 1 Gigabit Ethernet and 1 3.5mm audio speaker connection plugged in. Windows 11 booted about a minute quicker with the Belkin and Inland hubs than it did with the other four USB-C hubs I purchased and tested this week. This and the Inland models were also the only models that didn't cause a notification message at start up, "an auxiliary power source with a lower rating has been connected...."

Works really well on some laptops but others of the same brand and model. I use it for many clients and most the time it works pretty well.

Works great got this on an open box for $20. Not sure i would pay the full price for it but im cheap

Easy to use and one plug does it all. Works great with my Mac.

Bought this for my M1 Macbook Air and just after the year mark, it stopped working. It only works as a "charger", as it doesn't transfer any data. All ports are malfunctioning and turn things on and off in a flickering manner. For a $130 piece of equipment, I expected it to last much longer than a year. Its worth pointing out that it wasn't used often. Perhaps a few times a month. Only things plugged in to it are my macbook, an HP monitor also purchased around the same date as this dock, some cheap Amazon speakers, and an Apple keyboard. . .

It does what it’s supposed to. I don’t like the way my MacBook sits on the device, rather, doesn’t sit on this belkin product smoothly. It slips around and wobbles, but it’s a hood dock to keep in my bag on the go.

Smooth as silk transaction Very helpful staff thank you

Love this hub. Compact. Powerful. I set it up in seconds.

Satisfied what I needed and the quality is great. I recommend this for Apple Mac BookAir 15 or any Air size…. Helps to use your Mac’s power adapter to power the unit and charge your laptop and additional accessories.

This is a must have for my work from home office. I can plug in one cable to my MacBook and have access to my external keyboard, mouse, monitors, printer, memory cards, etc. Unplug and go with ease.

I’ve had this for 2 years. It works great in my lenovo thinkpad. In my dell XPS, the connection isn’t as steady and the monitors flicker out occasionally. The connection cord is really short so I have to flip it upside down to connect to my dell on the right side.

i bought something else for my wifes work laptop, after opening that i had issues, ended up returning that and getting this. it worked flawlessly. it does everything we needed right out of the box

With laptop manufacturers cutting down on the number of ports and even going to USB-C only, all of my peripherals either need an adapter or one of these docks. Having PD means that I can plug my power adapter into the USB-C port on the dock, and it transfers to charge my laptop. There's an SD card reader on it, so I've actually used this dock with my desktop PC on occasion to grab files off of my cameras. I like that it has both DisplayPort and HDMI ports, but am puzzled by the VGA port. With only 2 USB 3.0 slots and 1 USB 2.0, I would have gladly given up the VGA for either another USB-C or another 3.0, or even another 2.0 because who still uses a VGA in this day and age? I also like that there is an audio jack for those of us still carrying around wired headphones.

I am very pleased with this dock. Although VGA is not a common necessity on docks, I need two for my setup. My desktop utilizes the HDMI on my monitors, so my work and personal laptop utilize the VGA. I am using this with a SurfaceBook Laptop Studio and ZenBook Duo. Both have higher than 100W charging needs, and the SB cannot utilize USB charging. With that said, I was concerned the USB ports may be under powered and cut out, without a separate power supply. This has not been the case. My SB would sometimes have monitor sync issues with the Surface Dock 2, requiring me to disconnect and reconnect the dock. I have not had that issue with this dock. My ZenBook Duo only has Thunderbolt ports on the right side. As you may noticed from the image, the cable is short on this unit. So, this is my biggest usability issue. I had to purchase a 40gb/s USB-C/Thunderbolt extension cable, in order for it to reach the right side of my laptop. I believe there are units that offer higher-end specs, but this works for me. I get full-speed Ethernet, fast card reading, (The card reader is awkward to get to), and stable video output. That is what I wanted. I am using the chargers that came with my laptops to power them.

A very useful and compact docking port. The attached thunderbolt cable is very short. This needs a separate purchase of a power supply if you want to pass power to a connected device like a rechargeable keyboard, or if you want to power your laptop through the thunderbolt cable.