Plugable 4K USB C Docking Station Triple Monitor with 100W Power Delivery, USB C Dock for Thunderbolt 3/4, and USB-C Windows and Mac
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The Ultimate Universal USB-C Triple 4K Monitor Docking Station for your Business
The Plugable UD-ULTC4K is purpose-built to challenge proprietary docks like the HP G5/G2 and Dell WD19S. Unlike OEM docks that only work reliably with same-brand laptops, this dock delivers full triple display and power delivery support across Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS, perfect for mixed-fleet environments. It's the smarter choice for IT managers looking to simplify business rollouts with a universal, future-proof solution.
4K Your Way
With 3x DisplayPort and 3x HDMI, you're no longer limited by port types or dongles. Run up to three 4K displays @ 60Hz using any combination of ports. Whether replacing limited single-brand docks or standardizing a diverse laptop fleet, this dock delivers unmatched display flexibility.
Ports Aplenty
More than just displays, this USB-C docking station supports a fully connected workspace with a 10Gbps front-facing USB-C port (20W PD), 4x USB 3.0 ports, SD card reader, Gigabit Ethernet, and separate audio in/out. It's a robust upgrade from OEM docks that often lack essential I/O.
Power Delivered, Flexibility Gained
With up to 100W power delivery (96W certified), the UD-ULTC4K charges laptops as powerful as the MacBook Pro 16" or Dell Precision series, without a separate power adapter. And unlike many OEM docks, it features a replaceable USB-C host cable, offering flexibility and easier maintenance for IT deployments.
Built for Business
Whether managing a global fleet or outfitting a single workstation, this dock is enterprise-ready. Cross-platform compatibility, no proprietary limitations, and Plugable's U.S.-based support team make it the go-to option for organizations seeking performance and reliability beyond what OEM docks offer.
Please Note: DisplayLink drivers are required. HDCP is not supported, so content from streaming platforms like Netflix or Hulu may not display.
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