USB C Docking Station Dual Monitor Adapter - 9-in-1 USB C Hub

In this review the HODO USB C Docking Station is evaluated as a multiport hub for users who need to expand a modern laptop into multiple displays and wired peripherals. The single biggest reason to consider it is the combination of multiple video outputs and a 100W USB C PD input that lets a single cable handle displays, Ethernet and charging. For users with laptops that support full-featured USB Type-C and DP1.4 signal output, this dock offers a compact way to drive dual or triple 4K displays and add fast USB and gigabit networking without carrying multiple adapters.

Key Features

• Multiple video outputs: Two HDMI ports plus one DisplayPort and one VGA allow dual, triple or quadruple display configurations depending on laptop support, so users can connect projectors and monitors at once.
• 4K-capable: The dual HDMI and DisplayPort support up to 4K on compatible displays, enabling high resolution desktop space for creative work or spreadsheets.
• 100W USB C power delivery: The USB C charging port accepts up to 100W input and provides safe 87W output to a laptop that supports PD, keeping a machine charged while using multiple peripherals.
• Fast wired networking: Built-in Gigabit Ethernet offers reliable 10/100/1000BASE-T connectivity for stable transfers and video calls where WiFi is unreliable.
• High-speed data ports: Two USB 3.0 ports and one 5Gbps USB C data port deliver up to 5Gbps transfer speeds for external drives and flash media.
• Compact design: The small footprint makes it easy to carry in a laptop bag for users who need a portable docking solution.

Who It's For

This dock is best for professionals and power users with laptops that have a full-featured USB Type-C port supporting DisplayPort alt mode and power delivery, such as many Dell XPS, Latitude, Lenovo ThinkPad, HP EliteBook and Surface models. It is particularly useful for those who need two or three external displays plus wired Ethernet and fast USB connections at a desk without a bulky docking station.

Users who rely on MacOS should be aware that external screens will mirror rather than act as separate extended displays on some Mac systems, which limits multi-display workflows. Also, buyers whose laptops do not support DP1.4 or full-featured USB C should look for an alternative specifically matched to their machine.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Supports dual and triple 4K outputs on compatible laptops for expanded desktop space.
• Robust connectivity with Gigabit Ethernet and multiple 5Gbps USB ports for fast data and network access.
• 100W PD input with up to 87W safe output keeps most laptops charged while in use.
• Compact, well-designed housing praised for its small footprint and neat port arrangement.

Cons

• Functionality is mixed for some users; a few report intermittent issues so reliability may vary by laptop and drivers.
• Using the VGA port reduces all monitor outputs to 1080P, which limits resolution if VGA is required.

Specifications

Ports	2x HDMI, 1x DisplayPort, 1x VGA, 2x USB 3.0, 1x USB C data, 1x USB C PD, 1x Gigabit Ethernet
Video support	Dual/Triple 4K support; quadruple display at 1080P when all four outputs used
Max display resolution	4K on HDMI/DP (subject to laptop DP1.4 support)
Power delivery	100W input, up to 87W safe output to laptop
USB transfer speed	Up to 5Gbps for USB 3.0 and USB C data port
Ethernet	10/100/1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet
Compatibility	Laptops with full-featured USB C supporting display, data and PD (Dell, HP, Lenovo, Surface, MacBook)

Our Verdict

The HODO USB C Docking Station is a versatile, value-oriented hub for users whose laptops support full-featured USB C and DP output. It combines 4K-capable video outputs, fast USB data ports and gigabit Ethernet with 100W PD charging in a compact package, making it a practical upgrade for home offices and mobile professionals. Buyers should verify their laptop's port capabilities and be aware of VGA and MacOS limitations, but for supported systems it delivers strong functionality for the price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this dock charge my laptop?
Yes, it accepts up to 100W input and can provide up to 87W safe output to a laptop that supports USB C power delivery; use at least a 65W adapter as recommended.

Can I run four independent monitors?
You can connect up to four video outputs, but quadruple display is limited to 1080P for Dual HDMI, DP and VGA and depends on your laptop's DP1.4 and GPU support.

Does it work the same on MacOS?
On many Mac systems external monitors may mirror each other rather than extend, so multi-screen extended desktops may be limited on MacOS.