\n \n
\n \n
\n \n
\n \n \n \n
\n 
\n
\n\n \n Travel loads for work? Or just sick of cable chaos? This\n \n 10-in-1 dock\n \n lets you ditch the adapters and run everything you need through one tidy hub. It''s well able to power the latest and greatest laptops with its\n \n 100 W\n \n single-port output. And whether you use\n \n Mac, Windows\n \n or\n \n Chrome OS\n \n , you''re all good to go.\n \n \n
\n
\n \n \n \n Good to know\n \n
\n
\n -\n \n Two HDMI 2.0\n \n outputs means you can run dual 4K monitors - great for creative projects\n
\n - Because it''s got\n \n 2 USB-C input cables\n \n , even Apple silicone MacBooks can run dual monitors\n
\n - Every port you''re ever likely to need is covered with\n \n USB-C\n \n ,\n \n USB-A\n \n ,an\n \n Ethernet port\n \n and even a\n \n mic jack\n
\n \n - If you shoot hi-res videos, the\n \n SD\n \n and\n \n microSD slots\n \n make it a snap to get them on your laptop\n \n
\n \n - For peace of mind in shared workspaces, you can use the\n \n Lock Slot\n \n to secure it to your desk\n
\n - At just\n \n 150 g\n \n , it''ll be easy to stuff in your carry-on\n
\n
\n ----------------------------------------------------------------\n
\n \n \n \n Please note:\n \n \n \n Dual monitors are only supported on M1 and M2 Macs when both USB Type-C input cables are connected to the computer. Windows users can run dual monitors via a single USB Type-C input cable. However, 4K displays require a DP 1.4 host with DSC.\n \n
\n
\nNo reviews yet
Be the first to share your experience