The only thing it doesn't do is charge the M1 MacBook Air. If the charging cable passes through the Docking Station, it is not certain that the laptop will charge. Many times, even when it is connected and the battery drops below 20%, it does not charge, only if you disconnect and reconnect it. So, I am forced to use the second port of the laptop for charging. Apart from that, it is stable, it does not disconnect. I have also added a Kingston Canvas Select Plus microSDXC 512GB Class 10 U3 V30 A1 UHS-I, essentially giving me an extra half terabyte of fast storage space.

I have been using it for a few months on a Lenovo with a 65w charger, without any issues. It does its job perfectly fine.

One fine... high-quality aluminum construction. For the price of 40+ dollars, I wouldn't say it's worth it unless it had 2 more USB ports maybe.

Quite a quality dock. I use it for my Microsoft Surface. The only negative thing I have noticed in the first week of use is the very high temperature that develops when used as a pass-through for laptop charging. I'm thinking that I can't leave it connected to the charger unattended.

Beyond the fullness in ports, it is of very good quality and small in size. It works perfectly on devices with USB Type-C 2.0 capability and outputs image through HDMI while charging them.