Which adapter or dock to choose?

Question

Monitors

Nevertheless, I bought myself a MacBook Pro 13 and now the question arose of how to connect it to external monitors: there are already two, but since the display of the laptop is delightful and the eyes do not get tired, I think that you can try one external.
I began to choose adapters and docks, a friend gave me a Chinese analogue of a standard adapter (one hdmi, one usb and one type with pd), but with it the image ripples and periodically disappears altogether.
What is the best thing to take? One original adapter for three outputs? But it has only one hdmi output ... And the price is such that you can take a bunch of adapters from China, but as it turned out, not everything is always good with the picture quality.
I read about the docking station, but there are generally a lot of subtleties, and there is a strong run-up in prices.
Maybe it’s worth selling old monitors and buying one new one with a normal resolution? ..
But you may still need an adapter for at least a regular USB flash drive.
In general, a little confused and would like to hear advice.
Thank you!

Answer 1

I use adapters from ugreen, I order from alik, I am generally satisfied, more expensive than other Chinese brothers, but so far there have been no problems. I got various ports, so through adapters I brought everything to HDMI - the flight is normal

Answer 2

Now it is impossible to answer this question unambiguously.
The original is great. If China is only branded (nilkin, besaus, ugreen, etc.). I myself use besaus, but as I said above, now you can buy not just an adapter, but an additional gadget that minimizes the number of cables on the desktop or maximizes functionality).
For example, I have a wireless charger that is powered by a macbook power supply, connects to a macbook via usb-c and at the same time works as a hub and charges the macbook, but I have a version without HDMI - there is the same but with HDMI for example. But in more adapters, for example, one HDMI, in the same besaus there is a docking adapter that fits under the macbook and tilts the keyboard a little for comfortable typing, has a bunch of ports, including 2 hdmi (if you want to connect both monitors, and the price for that is all will be about the same as a standard adapter from Apple)