In 5 minutes you can't touch it, it burns. I don't know how long it will last.
You only connect HDMI to the MacBook and it burns. If you connect USB as well, it's worse because the mouse glitches. If it didn't heat up so much, it would be worth it

Very good! It works flawlessly with two screens, 1 VGA and 1 HDMI, and with my laptop's other screen, I have a setup with three screens to work with. It also charges simultaneously. Perfect

I connect the laptop's (original) power supply to the docking station and it reduces the processor frequency when it reaches the desired battery charge level.
While it is charging or discharging, both the laptop and the docking station function normally.
I do not encounter any other issues, all ports are working properly, except for the above issue.

Good and stable construction, it has not caused me any disconnection issues, its cable is of a good size for me as I wanted something minimal. I have connected it to a 2x USB and Ethernet monitor simultaneously, besides the fact that it generates a considerable amount of heat, I have not encountered any issues.

Unfortunately, I couldn't use it because the network port that I needed the device for was experiencing too many disconnections.
I don't know if it's a problem with my own USBC, but I don't have any issues with other devices.
As for its construction and materials, it's okay

Good overall and high quality. The only issue I have is that it doesn't work properly with an ultrawide monitor (lg 34). It turns on for a few seconds and then turns off. It worked fine on a regular FHD monitor.

In general, I have connected it via HDMI, keyboard & headset. For me, at least, it disconnects once a day for 2 seconds. When I had the LAN connected, I had issues because everything would drop, but the rest doesn't have any problems. It is barely noticeable. Maybe a slightly longer cable.

I have simultaneously connected to it the laptop's charger for PowerDelivery, HDMI, USB for keyboard-mouse, 1Gb LAN, and external hard drive, and it played and continues to play flawlessly. The only downside is that the cable is relatively short, and because it is pulled due to having many thick cables connected (reinforced HDMI and shielded cat-6 ethernet), the cable started to deteriorate at the point where it connects to the USB plug. I solved it with a half-meter long Unitek USB 3.2 Type-C male to female cable. Unfortunately, I think most of them have a similar cable length.

It is used on a computer - laptop.
Generally, it shows a very good product. So far, I have connected the following to it:
LAN, SD Card, USB 3 Drive, HDMI 2K Monitor & VGA Monitor.
The screens do not play simultaneously as separate devices (for Extend), but they play the same image (Duplicate).
The VGA output does not have very good clarity.
I have not tried watching a movie, its use is only for development.

Unfortunately, the HDMI/VGA outputs are not compatible and do not work on Ubuntu.

Very good, it works flawlessly on DELL XPS 15 (7590). I have tested HDMI and USB, but I don't know about Lanaki. I wanted the cable to be a little longer, but it's fine.