Docking Station Turns Your Device's USB Port into a Workstation
This multiport USB dock expands the potential of your MacBook Pro, Windows laptop, Chromebook, tablet or PC's USB port. It's ideal for transmitting 1080p video and digital audio to two large displays, adding a thumb drive and other USB peripherals, listening to music and podcasts, and connecting to a wired Gigabit Ethernet network, all at the same time.
Transmits High-Definition Video with Digital Audio to 2 HDMI Displays Simultaneously
Two HDMI outputs each support hi-def video up to 2560 x 1440 at 60 Hz with multi-channel sound. By downloading and installing the proper DisplayLink drivers to your host device, you may connect two external displays simultaneously. You can display the image from the host computer on both monitors, extend your host desktop across both with different windows open on each, or combine both into one large display as a video wall. When two HDMI monitors are connected at the same time, maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080 (1080p) at 60 Hz.
USB Hub Ports Connect Keyboards, Thumb Drives and Other Peripherals
Two USB 3.2 Gen 1 and four USB 2.0 ports accept USB peripherals, such as flash drives, mice, keyboards and printers. The USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports support data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps and are backward compatible with earlier USB generations, so you can use legacy equipment with all six ports. One dedicated port also supports BC 1.2 charging with 5V 1.5A (7.5W) of power dedicated to fast-charging your mobile device.
Accesses a Wired Gigabit Ethernet Network
The RJ45 port offers access to a Gigabit Ethernet network when Wi-Fi is unavailable or when a wired connection offers faster speeds. Connect using a UTP cable (sold separately), and enjoy true 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet speeds for fast uploads and downloads.
Connects Speakers, Microphone and Other Audio Equipment
Two 3.5 mm mini stereo jacks are convenient for connecting speakers, headphones and/or a microphone to your workstation. You can listen to music or record the latest episode of your podcast.
Docking Station Turns Your Device's USB Port into a Workstation
This multiport USB dock expands the potential of your MacBook Pro, Windows laptop, Chromebook, tablet or PC's USB port. It's ideal for transmitting 1080p video and digital audio to two large displays, adding a thumb drive and other USB peripherals, listening to music and podcasts, and connecting to a wired Gigabit Ethernet network, all at the same time.
Transmits High-Definition Video with Digital Audio to 2 HDMI Displays Simultaneously
Two HDMI outputs each support hi-def video up to 2560 x 1440 at 60 Hz with multi-channel sound. By downloading and installing the proper DisplayLink drivers to your host device, you may connect two external displays simultaneously. You can display the image from the host computer on both monitors, extend your host desktop across both with different windows open on each, or combine both into one large display as a video wall. When two HDMI monitors are connected at the same time, maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080 (1080p) at 60 Hz.
USB Hub Ports Connect Keyboards, Thumb Drives and Other Peripherals
Two USB 3.2 Gen 1 and four USB 2.0 ports accept USB peripherals, such as flash drives, mice, keyboards and printers. The USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports support data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps and are backward compatible with earlier USB generations, so you can use legacy equipment with all six ports. One dedicated port also supports BC 1.2 charging with 5V 1.5A (7.5W) of power dedicated to fast-charging your mobile device.
Accesses a Wired Gigabit Ethernet Network
The RJ45 port offers access to a Gigabit Ethernet network when Wi-Fi is unavailable or when a wired connection offers faster speeds. Connect using a UTP cable (sold separately), and enjoy true 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet speeds for fast uploads and downloads.
Connects Speakers, Microphone and Other Audio Equipment
Two 3.5 mm mini stereo jacks are convenient for connecting speakers, headphones and/or a microphone to your workstation. You can listen to music or record the latest episode of your podcast.