1.This universal docking station is suitable for Type-C, Thunderbolt 3, and compatible USB-A computers 2.The 180W power adapter provides up to 100W of power to charge your computer. (Add a DC output jack with 9 power tips to provide up to 100W 19V-20V power input for laptops that do not support PD charging) 3.Mirroring and Expansion Mode to connect multiple screens: Quad DisplayPort or Quad HD or multiple DP + HD displays for easy deployment 4.HD or DisplayPort output supports 5.1 channel surround sound 5.One USB 3.1 (10G) port supports BC1.2 fast charging and up to 10Gbps data transfer and three USB 3.0 (5G) ports provide additional connectivity for USB devices 6.2.5G Ethernet RJ-45 rear-facing 10/100/1000 Ethernet. Integrated TRRS 4-pole phone jack provides an audio speaker and microphone. 7.One USB-C separate 30W PD charging port, any USB-C device supports USB PD charging. (No data transfer) 8.Integrated SD V4.0 card reader with SD/TF slot supports UHS-II theoretical bus speed up to 312MB/s
Notes: 1.Dual 5K (5120*2880@60Hz) Requirements: Connect two left or two right DisplayPort to provide up to 5120x2880@60Hz resolution for a single display. The monitor needs to have 2 DP input ports and support 5120*2880@60Hz resolution and refresh rate. Windows 10 system is required. 2.This dock is for Thunderbolt 3 laptops with up to 10Gbps data transfer rate, not up to 40Gbps. 3.Extended or mirrored mode can only be connected to a computer via the USB-C (host) port. 4.With 100W of USB power available on PD 3.0, you can power your laptop and larger devices through your dock. Make sure your laptop is USB PD charging compliant and supports 100W charging power. 5.Make sure your laptop's DC charging power is no higher than 100W. 6.You can only use one port, "DP++" or "HD" in each video streaming group. Simultaneous charging of two laptops is not supported. When the USB-C (host) port and DC out port are connected at the same time, Type-C PD normally prioritizes charging and the DC out port is automatically disconnected. 7.The dock is self-powered and needs to be connected to a power adapter to work properly.
