HP Notebook QuickDock port replicator - none

• Average user rating: 2.0 stars out of 3 reviews
• My rating: 0 stars

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• 8 stars

  Overall, makes life on the go MUCH easier

  by Dan2126 on October 1, 2007

  Pros: One plug for power, usb, monitor, audio, internet (Ethernet) and everything else you could think of.

  Cons: NO HDMI SUPPORT (if you dont know what that is, or have the need for it, then this product is a 10/10 for you)

  Summary: Overall this product is amazing.
  
  I use this with my printer, and all other USB devices, as well as have external speakers hooked up to my laptop. There is a
  
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  Summary: Overall this product is amazing.
  
  I use this with my printer, and all other USB devices, as well as have external speakers hooked up to my laptop. There is a port to plug in an Ethernet cable for internet as well. All I have to do is plug one cable in, and I am connected to everything.
  
  I use a 19" widescreen monitor which if I used the VGA, this would be the best product ever. I use a separate HDMI cable that plugs into the graphics card on my laptop, therefore giving me two things to plug in (if I want to use my monitor).
  
  Overall, this product is a must buy for anyone who spends a lot of time working at a desk in front of a computer for whatever purpose.

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• 4 stars

  Convienient to use but USB devices lock up

  by lmannjr on December 28, 2008

  Pros: Pne plub to attach

  Cons: Wireless USB devices lock up when in Dock. Sometimes even screen locks up an have to cold boot machine.

  Summary: Except for the ease of connection, I don't like it at all.

  Summary: Except for the ease of connection, I don't like it at all.

• 2 stars

  There's gotta be a better device than this!

  by GreggLooker on August 11, 2008

  Pros: small and compact

  Cons: 1# no power cord 2# power cord (after an hour on HP Support) is extra. It comes in two parts which cost us almost $80 w/shipping; 3# single connector cable requires the docking unit to be placed

  Summary: upside down on a TX 2000 Tablet as the port on the tablet is on the right side. Now, if the USB ports would work, that wouldn't have been ...

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  Summary: upside down on a TX 2000 Tablet as the port on the tablet is on the right side. Now, if the USB ports would work, that wouldn't have been so bad, but neither the USB mouse or the USB keyboard would work on the Quickdock through its multiple USB ports. For some reason this device is "backordered" at HP, probably because are having the same bad experience with it.

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