WAVLINK DisplayLink Laptop Docking Station | Quad Monitor 5K/4K@60Hz | 100W Charging Thunderbolt 4/3 USB-C/A

Product Description

Experience unparalleled productivity with the WAVLINK DisplayLink Laptop Docking Station, designed to seamlessly integrate with your laptop and expand your workspace. As a leading solution for multi-monitor setups, this docking station supports up to quad monitors at 5K/4K@60Hz, ensuring crisp and vibrant visuals. With 100W charging, Thunderbolt 4/3, and USB-C/A connectivity, you can power your devices while enjoying rapid data transfer. Compatible with a wide range of operating systems, including M1-M5 Mac, Windows, Chrome, and Ubuntu, this dock is versatile and convenient. Key features include 4 HDMI ports, 4 DP ports, 180W power delivery, an SD 4.0 card reader, and a 2.5Gbps Ethernet port for high-bandwidth networking. The SD 4.0 card reader supports UHS-II SD cards, allowing for fast data transfer at speeds of up to 312MB/s. The docking station also features one Type-C cable connection, providing up to 100W of Power Delivery 3.0 charging for your computer while data transmission. For USB-A connection, the dock provides one extra DC output jack to supply power, with 7 Power Tips compatible with over 7 brands and 19V-20V power input to computer. For downstream charging, one USB-C port provides up to 30W charging for your Pad/Mobile phone or any USB-C devices that support USB PD charging.

The WAVLINK DisplayLink Laptop Docking Station is an ideal choice for large enterprises and designers, providing 4 displays output with 3840 x 2160 p60 resolution. The dock supports 5120x2880p60 requirements, with the DP display must having two DP input ports, and the display supporting the resolution and refresh rate of 5120x2880p60. The 69PD10 Docking Station port must be connected to the DP port adjacent to the left or right, and two DP ports cannot be selected arbitrarily. The dock also supports 5120x1440p60 4 DPS, normally supporting 4x 3840 * 2160 P60, 4x 2560 * 1600 P60, 4x2560 * 1440 P60. In the expansion mode, four independent different screen displays can be expanded by connecting windows and MAC.