Plugable Usb 3.0 Universal Mini Laptop Docking Station For Windows (Dual Video Hdmi And Dvi/Vga, Gig

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Plugable Usb 3.0 Universal Mini Laptop Docking Station For Windows (Dual Video Hdmi And Dvi/Vga, Gig

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Provides SuperSpeed USB 3.0 (5Gbps) link from PC to video and Ethernet. Connect two additional monitors to almost any Windows-based laptop, desktop, or tablet
HDMI port supports resolutions up to 2560x1440* and DVI/VGA port supports display resolutions up to 1920x1200. Connects via USB 3.0 or 2.0, and is USB bus powered so no additional power adapter is needed
Full support for Windows 10, 8.1, 7, & legacy XP systems. USB 3.0 connection recommended for best performance. Not compatible with: Surface RT, Mac OS X, and Linux/Unix not supported. Does not support HDCP. Suggested for use with web and productivity software; not recommended for gaming
*2560x1440 output only available when using a single HDMI display connected through the dock. If dual displays are connected, each will be limited to a max. resolution of 1920x1200. 2560x1440 output requires a "High Speed" HDMI cable. 2560x1440 mode will operate at a 50Hz refresh rate; all lower modes at 60Hz refresh. 2560x1440 output requires current DisplayLink drivers and monitor must natively support 2560x1440 via HDMI input
We love our Plugable products and hope you will too. All of our products are backed with a 1-year limited parts and labor warranty and Seattle-based email support

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Does what it says. No fuss. Does exactly what it's supposed to. I was a little hesitant to pull the trigger because my setup hasn't really been discussed in any forums or reviews that I can find, so, for the record:I'm running a Surface 3 (non-pro) with am Atom 8700 processor. I connected the hardware through a powered USB 3.0 hub after installing the drivers from the Pluggable website. The extra monitor appeared immediately and I configured it through the standard Windows 10 screen configuration menu.The hit in the processor is real, but with two external displays, one running directly from the Display port and the other from the HDMI-out on this adapter, I see about a 15% extra processor hit when I'm working on the USB-connected screen. The device isn't designed to play much video, but I managed to stream Netflix on the USB screen while working on the main ones, and don't experience much slowdown. When the system gets bogged down, the mouse will become sluggish on the USB screen, but most of the time, even when I'm showing high processor loads, it's pretty responsive. I plan to connect another monitor soon, and I expect that the setup will continue to meet my grad-student research needs.With a more substantial computer, this would be pretty badass.Update: A few weeks later I wired my workspace and added an Ethernet connection. This also works flawlessly, with speed tests showing more bandwidth than I thought was coming into my building. 5... year on my work laptop and it has worked great (can even play games faiirrllyyyy well I have been using this product for over a year on my work laptop and it has worked great (can even play games faiirrllyyyy well, such as WoW, Heroes of the storm, etc ) and my fiance was using a cheap usb to vga on hers and it kept crashing every time she tried to watch a youtube video. I got her this one and now everything is perfect. If you have a laptop it lets you use 3 screens. Great product! 5The VGA monitor was still great, so naturally I wanted to keep using it I had a new HP Windows 10 laptop, without a VGA port, but two external monitors, an HDMI & VGA. The VGA monitor was still great, so naturally I wanted to keep using it.So first I bought the cheapest USB-VGA adapter, and that just crashed after a few minutes, so I bit the bullet & bought the more expensive Plugable.That lasted a little longer, but still crashed; I was unhappy. Plugable was very responsive & supportive, but still didn't work.But over time, I found & deleted all the drivers for the first, cheap, crappy USB->VGA adapter, & Windows 10 rolled out several upgrades.Anyway, whatever the combination, after a few months I use the Plugable adapter all day every day, and it's been rock solid for months now. So I completely retract my initial negative review & give it 5 stars. It does just the job I want.The only annoyance is the bright blue flickering LED, but you can cover that, and it works great. 5Running to problem but CS is helpful I bought this adapter recently. I downloaded the required software from manufacturer's site and installed it. Plugged in the adapter, it took long time for it to be recognized and installed by Windows. At the beginning, it seemed working fine. I have the third monitor plugged in with my VGA port on my HP laptop. After a while, this annoying things happened. 1) My monitors (except the laptop screen) will come off (the monitors saying no signal) then a few seconds they would come back on as if the adapter was recycling itself. That caused all the monitors needed to be re-alignment through Windows display console. This happened about every 40 minutes. Very annoying. 2) Some lagging on the external monitors.+++Update: It is not every 40 minutes, now every 5 minutes. The two screens will flicker, then go out, then in 2 seconds they come back, then all the applications opened there before go back to main laptop screen.+++Update: Someone suggested uninstall and reinstall the driver. Tried this twice and tried on two separate laptops. No, didn't help, Keep flickering, coming off and on. I might have got a bad unit.+++Update: Pluggable CS is nice to send me a pre-tested replacement and free shipping label to send the one I have back. I have to say their CS is very good. The unit didn't work for me but it may work for somebody else. I hope you get a good unit. The company is truly wanting to help their customers. 3FANTASTIC for Multiple displays - Flawless with 6 screen setup. I rarely review products on Amazon, but my appreciation for this little company and its little devices compels me to. These simply work and are a cost effective way to expand the number of displays on your PC. I am using two of these to drive four displays for my six display computer setup (see picture). I can't comment on the ethernet capability because I'm not using it, but the video adapters work perfectly at 1080P and all other resolutions I tested.With a somewhat run of the mill video card (NVidia GeForce GT640) and a four year old but relatively then-fast computer (3.4Ghz Xeon E3-1240 V2) the performance is flawless for regular use. I wouldn't go playing a bunch of video games, but this works smoothly even with different videos running on every screen.Before finding the Dual head adapter, I used a single-head adapter and it also worked great.A note on BIG displays vs multi-displays: two of my colleagues run 43" 4K displays as their computer monitors. Not only do I have more pixels, but frankly I much prefer the utility of separate screens to snap windows to. I would recommend buying 4 displays over one big one to anyone evaluating those options... Or get a 4k display and put two 20" displays on each side with Plugables... that would be awesome. 5UPDATED: plug and play USB video adapter that works... I have this one running 2monitor and a model lower running one monitor... Works great, using it for just one extra monitor right now but haven't had any issues so far.9/29/2015After using this for a few months and trying to switch to a Surface Pro 3... I have found that it runs great with one monitor but continues to drop while running two monitors on my desktop and surface... I had to return to my desktop because it will not support two monitors running from my Surface. Plugged it back into my desktop and had the same issue of it dropping the two monitors... moved one of the monitors back to my desktops video card and now its running one monitor fine (for now)...10/16/2015Contacted plugable about it not working for dual monitors, they sent me a pre-tested unit, and so far the last couple days I've not had it drop the monitors like it was before! Lets hope it keeps rolling this way!1/13/206Had a couple more issues last week with one monitor dropping (after working great for a couple months), contacted customer service again and they already have a new unit in the mail to me... If nothing else this company has great tech support and customer service!Hopefully this next adapter works! 4Finally 4 monitors with Surface Pro 4 Works well to extend my Surface Pro 4. I bought the Surface Dock and it has the issue with not allowing miniDisplay to DVI connections and I have tried using active converters, cables, etc. I took the chance on this box and I'm glad I did because it works well. The unit was not designed to support gaming and the like but that's not why I needed it. I'm a programmer by trade and need extra screens for productivity purposes. As with most devices, make sure that you install the drivers before hooking up the monitors. Something I discovered is that, with the Surface Dock, the unit has problems interfacing with the Surface's xHCI host controller. When plugged directly into the Dock, the unit will light up blue (indicating that USB 3.0 is being used) but then it stops operating and the light remains constantly lit instead of blinking (as it does when in USB 2.0 mode). Thankfully, I had a USB 2.0 male to female adapter cable (the blue cable in the picture) and the unit works just fine in USB 2.0 mode (indicated by the green light). This is more a Surface Pro and Surface Dock issue and not the unit's fault as it works fine when plugged into the Surface Pro directly. The adapter cable actually helped with the fact that the unit has a short length of USB cable to begin with. I bought an HDMI to DVI adapter and can now use my Surface to display on two DVI enabled monitors and two DisplayPort enabled monitors - total of 4 monitors whenever I'm at the home office. I hope that helps any Surface Pro users out there. 4Exceptional Customer Service and Product This is a great product and what has made this an EXCEPTIONAL product is the customer service. I had my unit for about a month, was connecting two additional monitors to my laptop, then only one of the two monitors were working, verified the two connected monitors were still in operational order and contacted Plugable customer service. I received two emails from Plugable the same day I contacted them. Then a service tech contacted me, gave his possible solution to the issue and said if this does not work then we will send you a pre-tested unit. I followed his instructions and I am back up and running.Contacting them was very easy thru Amazon, no need to leave a negative post to get their attention. Definitely recommend this product and mostly the company. 5Mechanically intermittent on two units. I hate to leave the one-star review since I really wanted to like this product. From a functionality standpoint, it was fine. There was a little bit of fooling around to to get the right drivers, but no more than I expected especially since the USB driver was stale for my USB 3.0 port. My issue was that the units were not mechanically sound. Pretty much any movement of the cables would cause the video to disconnect and the computer would go through the whole plug-and-play discovery sequence again. Note that I mentioned "the units". I gave the product a second chance and, in spite of having one in my hands that had a continuity issue, I gave it a second chance. I ended up returning both of them. 1USB3-3900DHE solid performer and Plugable product support is incredible. I bought the Plugable USB3-3900DHE USB 3.0 Display and Ethernet Adapter on Amazon and it worked perfectly running two extra monitors on my Windows 7 desktop computer. THREE years later, I did an in-place upgrade to Windows 10, and the adapter continued to perform flawlessly. The in-place upgrade caused some unrelated issues, but not with the adapter. Because of this, I decided to perform a clean-install of Windows 10 on a new blank SSD and install all my programs from scratch.My adapter on the clean-installed Win 10 SSD worked, BUT only on one of my two monitors. After trying various fixes unsuccessfully, I emailed Plugable Support on the chance it could be a known issue with a quick fix. My hopes were not high as three years is a long time in technology.After an immediate automated reply with a support ticket number, I got a detailed live response in a little over 2 hours! We exchanged 13 emails over the next 20 days. I did a lot of testing across the 3 different windows environments each on a separate drive, all current.Along the way, the always prompt Plugable service rep, Marc shared our many email exchanges with all his colleagues and they decided to send me a new adapter free of charge for testing. Then did this on their own, I did not ask for it. The entire Plugable support staff was pulling to get this vexing issue solved. Amazing dedication and perseverance!Bottom line, we found the problem, and it had NOTHING to do with the adapter. However, I would NOT have found the fix if Plugable hadn't sent a new adapter. The Plugable team is the gold standard in support! Kudos to Marc for your interest and patience. It doesn t get any better than this!!PS: The solution was simply swapping the HDMI / DVI feeds to my two additional monitors. One of my monitors has built in speakers. Turns out there is a known issue I of which I was not aware. The adapter isn't compatible with some monitors equipped with speakers when running TWO monitors at the same time AND when the speaker monitor uses the HDMI feed and the non-speaker monitor uses the DVI feed. Swapping the HDMI/DVI cables solves the problem. Remember this issue did NOT occur on the other two drives mentioned above. Only the Win 10 clean-installed drive. Go figure. 5

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