Overview

The Selore USB-C Docking Station 2HDMI+DP+VGA is an 8-in-1 hub built to pull video output and peripheral connections out of a single USB-C port on a laptop. Its defining trait is the mix of video connectors: two HDMI ports, one DisplayPort and one VGA, all on the same unit. That makes it a practical answer for desks where an older VGA projector sits next to a modern HDMI monitor.
A single HDMI or DisplayPort connection runs at 4K@60Hz, while multi-display setups step to 4K@30Hz/60Hz, and VGA drops to 1080P. The PD port accepts up to 100W and passes up to 85W to the host once the hub's own draw is subtracted, a figure the maker lists as theoretical. Two USB-A 2.0 ports and two USB-C 2.0 ports handle mice, keyboards and external drives.
Pricing puts it well below premium Thunderbolt docks. This is a utility-first product for people who need many video outputs and little else, rather than a full desk dock with networking and card readers.

Connectivity & Compatibility

The host USB-C port must support USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 with DisplayPort Alternate Mode, or be Thunderbolt 3/4. A data-only USB-C port will not carry video, so check the laptop specification before buying.
The maker lists MacBook, MacBook Pro and Air, Chromebook, Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Samsung and LG machines among supported devices. Tablets with DisplayPort output such as iPad Pro, plus TVs, projectors and game consoles, are also cited for screen output.

  • Video outputs: two HDMI, one DisplayPort, one VGA
  • Power delivery: up to 100W in, up to 85W to the laptop (theoretical)
  • Data ports: two USB-A 2.0 and two USB-C 2.0
  • A PD charger of 65W or more must be connected for operation
    Two limits matter. On PCs with Intel 10th-generation or older processors, extended display is capped at two screens. Under macOS, extended mode mirrors the same image across all external monitors regardless of how many are attached. Final HDMI resolution also depends on the laptop configuration and the display in use.

Product Info

Selore&S-Global positions this hub around convenience: eight inputs and outputs in one chassis, so a bag full of dongles becomes unnecessary. The price sits in the affordable range. In the market it lands between entry-level splitters and mid-range docks, aimed at buyers who want more screens without spending on a premium brand.

Best Use Cases

  • People with a leftover HDMI monitor and an older VGA panel on the same desk: the mixed connector set covers both without replacing hardware, though anyone needing wired LAN here will find no Ethernet port.
  • Laptop-only workers who juggle office apps and video on external screens: power delivery and video share one cable, cutting desk clutter, but owners of older USB-C laptops without DisplayPort support should look elsewhere.
  • Frequent presenters who still meet VGA projectors in meeting rooms: the legacy port works as-is, while anyone chasing high-refresh 4K gaming should not expect that from this hub.

Product Disclosure (Amazon)

  • Manufacturer: Selore&S-Global
  • ASIN: B0F6MS3NP6
  • Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.