[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Seems ok but one of the screen will blank out for about 5 - 10 seconds and then come back. This happens quite often.
Most of the time, the dock works great. It was easy to set up and doesn't take up much room on my desk.It requires DisplayLink for macOS, however, and DisplayLink is buggy. Once a week or so (usually for a few hours of use after plugging my laptop into the dock, DisplayLink interferes badly with my trackpad on one of my connected monitors. My mouse cursor will often jump an extra few mm after I stop moving my finger, constantly clicking/hovering a different item on screen. This only affects one of my monitors. On some occasions, DisplayLink fully freezes my system ability to respond to my trackpad: for a minute or so, I'm unable to tap or scroll.I intentionally purchased a MacBook Pro capable of driving 2 external monitors without needing additional drivers, so I'm very disappointed that this dock requires DisplayLink, forcing me to lose time dealing with the intermittent trackpad glitches DisplayLink causes.(If support sees this, I'm happy to provide more troubleshooting info. I have reproduced the DisplayLink interference on 2 separate computers.)
Getting a multi monitor dock to work right with a Mac Book Pro has been a challenge for me in the past. This dock had my model listed as being compatible but I was still skeptical. But I plugged everything in and it just worked perfectly.
One of, if not the only, reasonably priced triple monitor dock available that works with a MacBook Air. Once the required software is installed, it recognized the three monitors and has worked flawlessly since. Monitors can be arranged in portrait or landscape mode.