ORICO MetaCube jaringan Mini terpasang penyimpanan untuk 2.5 "SATA HDD/SSD

I almost returned this dock. I actually ordered another more expensive dock (from a more famous brand) to try to replace it. The experience with that dock was terrible. This lowered down my expectation to this kind of devices and I decided to have more patience to this dock and it paid off. One of the main cons for this dock is it uses 65W power to provide 60W PD to laptop. At the same time, it has so many ports and also needs to drive 2x4K monitors. So my initial experience was not great. But things changed after I switched to a retailed version of ORICO Thunderbolt 4 cable which looks almost identical to the bundled one. It became very stable and I've used for 3 weeks without issues. By the way, this dock connects to two 27" Dell monitors, via DP and USB-c ports. I run Windows 10/11 and Linux (Ubuntu and Manjaro) on my ThinkPad X1 Carbon. All work great. I have 2 suggestion to ORICO: - Use 80-100w power - Include a better (and longer) cable

Having gone through 2 different USB-C hubs and docks without little success, I finally caved and paid more than I wanted to. The dock works well and worked first time. It would be nice to have a bit more charging power as my work Dell needs a bit more power not to trigger the slow charger notification. No issues with this on my personal Acer. Ethernet transfer speeds max out at 110MB/s, can transfer to a 10Gbps NVME enclosure at over 500MB/s via one of it's 10Gbps ports. I did buy an extended Thunderbolt cable due to my desk layout (https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09FJCVVZQ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1). Works the same as before and gives more reach. It is recognised by the Thunderbolt software, which means it is a certified product.

I've been using this Docking station for 6 months now and I found it does exactly what the specs say. Good value for the price.

I got the Thunderbolt 3 dock for use with my Macbook home set up. When connected to the Macbook, everything has been working well with the features of the dock I have been using: DisplayPort to a 3440x1440 ultrawide screen monitor, 1Gbps ethernet for networking, USB ports for mouse and keyboard, and the USB-C connection to the Macbook also delivers power to the Macbook.

Would of like an more in depth detail guide on connectivity of each port or possible configurations