Toshiba Dynadock Docking Station (PA3927U1PRP)

Flawless upgrade to my prior USB dock!!Have had a Kensington sd400v dock for several years. I run two screens off the computer (laptop, flat panel) and a third portrait screen off the dock. The Kensington always had issues with video (speed, video errors) but otherwise worked fine. I upgraded to the Toshiba Dynadock hoping the 3.0 speeds would result in error-free video. Was a little apprehensive about the negative reviews here, so I'll comment directly on some of the issues that others have experienced.1. No problems with installation - ran the CD, the drivers updated themselves twice when the dock was plugged in, and it works with no issues. Toshiba uses a version of the same DisplayLink software that I used with the Kensington, however I note none of the errors I had with the sd400v. For example, the Win 7 drivers for the sd400v were notoriously difficult to get to install correctly.2. No problems restarting the computer with the USB 3.0 connection. This problem is usually due to the USB 3.0 drivers and chips between the computer and the attached device. For example, I have had problems with a particular USB 3.0 hard drive causing the computer not to boot up. But no problems with this dock. I have a Clevo computer rebranded from Mythlogic with a Radeon graphics card, Win7 64bit (BTW a great company if you want a high-end laptop, much better price/performance than any of the "regular" brands)3. The video has worked perfectly. No problems with video, response time equal to my other screens. No issues when I move windows back and forth to the screen (which used to cause problems before)4. All of my USB devices on the dock work with no issues.I do not use either the audio or ethernet ports on the dock, so I can't comment on performance there. All in all, very pleased with this dock!!

UPDATE: 25 December 2017More than 4 year of continuous usage and still going strong!I still use this dock and I thought I'd come back and say how durable this thing is! I absolutely love it.I've added Plugable USB 3.0 Sharing Switch to it so I can share the same dock between two computers by pushing a button.-------This is a fantastic work of art.Works as advertised.Computer: I use it on Windows 8 (download the latest drivers) on my Lenovo x220 Tablet/Notebook. I connected the DynaDock u3.0 on a USB 2.0 port and it works fine. I think it will be more awesome if my computer had USB 3.0USB ports: I use all 6 USB ports:-Rear: HP printer, Webcam, Fitbit One dongle, wireless keyboard/mouse receiver (I have also tried external HDD)-Front: cellphone charging, spare for memory stick/lamp etc (very convenient)Displays: I use two monitors in extended mode both VGA, one connected via DVI connector (provided in box), other monitor connected to HDMI port via a Sandberg HDMI-VGA adapter, and it works flawlessly.I have not faced any of the issues mentioned in other reviews, I believe Toshiba has made enhancements to the drivers. For those having issues when the computer goes to standby, just prevent the computer from going on standby when docked by using a power plan. (You can enable the option to turn off displays, but not put the computer on standby).Please read the packaging and the description before you buy - this docking station does not charge your notebook and should not be expected to! Also make sure you use a genuine charger for your notebook, otherwise the display might experience flickering when connected to the Dynadock.

I'm using this to turn my Microsoft Surface Pro 2 tablet into a full desktop computer workstation with dual monitors, a full size keyboard, and mouse. I was a little skeptical that this docking station would provide a good desktop experience, but it has absolutely exceeded my expectations.It works very well even for light gaming. There is little to no lag for normal 2D graphics. For movies, business programs, photoshop, internet, etc. it works just as well as my crazy powerful desktop computer (I still have a desktop computer that I use for 3D gaming and extremely demanding server class software). As a matter of fact, I have my desktop computer connected to the same monitors, keyboard, and mouse via an ioGear dual monitor DVI KVM switch and I often lose track of whether I'm currently working on the desktop computer or Surface Pro 2 tablet.Using this docking station with my Surface Pro allows me to have one device that functions as a desktop, a small laptop, and a tablet. No more syncing files between devices. One OS to keep updated. One set of apps to keep updated. One environment to configure and learn instead of constantly jumping from one unrelated device to another.