StarTech Thunderbolt 3 Dock 4K Dual Monitor, Black

I bought this to use with my Macbook Pro 15, 2017. After reading the issues that primarily involved (Windows) drivers and cabling, I paired it with a Nekteck TB3 cable to the dock, and a Club3d CAC-1066 DP cable to a ThinkVision L27q (4k, 60Hz). Plus a Cat6 cable and a Logitech wireless USB receiver. Audio jacks are recognized and work fine. Can't speak to dual displays, but if you do, watch what HDMI port you use on your monitor, not all of them support 4k60Hz. (Ran into that with a Samsung 4k monitor + Radeon Pro card.) Here's my gripe, and I'm not sure where the breakdown is: The USB 3.0 ports on the monitor do not work unless the monitor is driven by the USB 3.0 connection, not DP. When both DP and USB cables are connected, the MBP thinks there are three displays, even though I only have one selected (obviously). Maybe its a firmware issue with the L27u, maybe the Dock, maybe the MBP. Not sure. This means that I can't plug in my factory USB soundbar, the Logitech receiver, or anything else into the 4 USB ports on the monitor. And since there's only 2 USB 2.0 ports on the dock, it limits the number of devices I can use at once. Just something to think about, but overall its a very good dock. Looks great on my desk too!

I love the simplicity of this device. I plug in one USB-C connection on my Mac and it supports two monitors. Everything works as expected. I just have one complaint (let me know if you have a solution). When I plug it in in the morning, sometimes it ignores my screen organization. It will put my left screen image on the right monitor and my right screen image on the left monitor. I can usually fix it by unplugging it and plugging it back in, but I'd like the screens to just come up correctly all the time.