USB C Docking Station, TOTU 4K Triple Display and MacOS Extended Display READ!!!

Description

Please read the whole description. I’ve tested this dock in several configurations so please make sure you know what you are buying ahead of time. This item is brand new SEALED. The pictures are from an item that was already opened.
TOTU Upgraded Universal USB-C 4K Triple Display Docking Station with Charging Support for MacBook Pro & Windows Type C Systems (2 4K DP, HDMI, 6 USB Ports, 60W USB PD),Extended Display for macOS (Works with MBP M1 Pro)
This dock worked with my Mac Book Pro w/ M1 Pro where my Dell WD19TB and others failed.
Driving 2x 27 inch Asus 2K displays, mouse/keyboard, charging, and gigabit Ethernet over one USB C port.
I’ll preface the following by mentioning that you MUST install the DisplayLink drivers to get it to work with a MacBook. DisplayLink will request permission to “record the screen,” but a little bit of research will show that it’s a wording issue on Apple’s part and DisplayLink does not record anything or “phone home.”
Rather than simply tell you that this thing just works, I will describe all the problems I encountered using the more expensive WD19TB with my MacBook Pro. I do not think the WD19TB is faulty since it still works great when hooked up to a Dell laptop.
The WD19TB was constantly running its fans at full speed and would seem to overheat anyway. I’d repeatedly have to power it off/on. It also could only drive one monitor over DisplayPort or HDMI and the other had to be driven with a USB-C to DisplayPort adapter. Also the displays would not be recognized if the MacBook was closed (clamshell). When running through a KVM (tried two different dual display KVMs, one with dual DisplayPort and one with DisplayPort/HDMI), it would take a good 15-30 seconds after switching to the MBP for the displays to be back to “normal.” Also, with the WD19TB and other USB C travel hubs, I would only get 300-600mbps upload/download max.
The Totu Docking Station solved all the problems above. After installing the DisplayLink drivers on the MBP, everything just works. I can use my displays with 2x DisplayPort or I can do DisplayPort/HDMI. The passive cooling fins and aluminum body help the Totu dissipate heat very quietly and I haven’t had any issues with overheating (the Totu has even been running in a warmer part of the year). Running a Speedtest, the Totu achieved 930+ mbps upload/download speeds. I can run the MBP in clamshell and the external displays work just fine. I move the mouse in clamshell and the displays wake up (even over a KVM). Finally, I can switch between my MBP and a Windows 11 machine with no problem (tried both KVM switches mentioned above with no issue)