Selore&S-Global Triple Display Docking Station, 16-in-1 USB-C Dock with 4K, 10Gbps and 100W PD

With a 16-in-1 format, the Selore&S-Global docking station brings display, data, network, card-reading and audio connections together for a laptop workspace. Its dual HDMI, DisplayPort and VGA outputs give you several ways to connect external screens, while Gigabit Ethernet, USB ports, SD/microSD slots and a 3.5 mm audio-and-microphone port add useful connections in one dock.

It’s designed for compatible Thunderbolt 3 or full-featured USB-C ports, including supported MacBook, Dell, Lenovo, iPad Pro and Galaxy devices. That makes it a practical centre for a desk where you want to connect peripherals and displays without relying on a collection of separate adapters.

Why it’s worth it

For a home office or shared workstation, the dock can bring monitors, wired network access, storage cards and everyday USB accessories into one setup. Connect a keyboard, mouse, printer or external drive, then use the available display outputs to arrange a screen setup suited to your work. Gigabit Ethernet is a useful option when you want a wired network connection, and the audio-and-microphone port supports a headset or microphone.

Power Delivery supports laptop charging through the dock when you connect a compatible USB-C power adapter to its PD port. The dock supports up to 100W PD, the power adapter and cable are not included. Its single-dock approach is especially useful if your alternative is switching among separate adapters for monitors, wired networking and card access.

Highlights

The dock supports up to four external displays in Windows extended mode using MST, with output choices across two HDMI ports, DisplayPort and VGA. Mac supports dual displays in non-mirror mode, macOS does not extend four separate screens through this dock. Actual display options also depend on the laptop’s capabilities. With a DP 1.4 source, HDMI 1 supports up to 4K at 60Hz and HDMI 2 up to 4K at 30Hz. To use 4K output, the connected device must support 4K, and an HDMI 2.0 cable or better is required. What could be more useful at a busy desk than connecting your screens and essential peripherals through one hub?

For file transfers, the USB 3.1 and USB-C data ports support speeds up to 10Gbps. The USB-C port is for data only, it does not carry video or charge a device. The SD and microSD card reader supports speeds up to 104MB/s, handy for accessing photos and videos from a card. Check that your laptop’s USB-C port supports data transfer, power delivery and video output for the dock’s corresponding functions to work.

Buyers describe the hub’s functionality positively, while feedback on compatibility, stability and value is mixed. Some also raise concerns about durability and the adapter tabs, making it useful to consider how the dock’s range of connections fits your particular setup.

Tips for day-to-day use

Place the dock where its connected cables can reach your laptop and displays comfortably, then connect the peripherals you use regularly. For display setup, select the outputs that suit your computer’s operating system and screen arrangement. Use a compatible HDMI 2.0 cable or better when connecting through HDMI, and connect a USB-C power adapter to the PD port when you want to charge the laptop through the dock. These practical steps help make its display, data and charging connections easier to manage at a workstation.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want one USB-C dock to handle multiple display connections alongside wired Ethernet, USB accessories, card access and audio. Its mix of ports is particularly suited to a laptop desk setup where monitor arrangements and connected peripherals matter, just match the display mode to your operating system and confirm that your laptop’s USB-C port supports the functions you plan to use.