StarTech.com Thunderbolt 3 Mini Dock - Portable Dual Monitor TB3 Docking Station with DisplayPort 4K 60Hz - 1x USB-A (3.2) & GbE - 11" Attached Cable - Laptop Multiport Adapter - Mac/Windows

Laptop Docking Station | Mac & Windows® | Bus-Powered | 1x USB-A

This certified Thunderbolt 3 docking station is a compact mini dock, delivering essential connections for productivity. The bus-powered dock connects dual 4K DisplayPort displays, Gigabit Ethernet, and one USB-A (USB 3.2) port and for flexible set up, the attached Thunderbolt 3 cable has an extended length of (11 in./ 28 cm).

Create a Dual-4K 60Hz Workstation

Great for editing 4K video or other Ultra HD tasks, this portable Thunderbolt 3 to DisplayPort dock supports 40 Gbps of throughput and 4K resolution at 60Hz on dual HDMI monitors, through a single Thunderbolt 3 port. Run resource-demanding applications on two independent displays without draining system resources.

Connect your laptop to:

2x 4K DisplayPort (DP) displays (up to 4096 x 2160p @ 60Hz)

Compact Size & 11-Inch Attached Host Cable

At just 2.4" x 4.9" (6.1 cm x 12.4 cm), this dock takes up minimal room on your desk and in your laptop case. The dock's 28 cm (11 inches) attached cable provides extended reach to reduce port/connector strain on MacBooks and laptops on riser stands, or if needed, offers the flexibility to position dock further away from the laptop on your desk.

The Ports You Need Most

1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A port (5 Gbps)

1x Gigabit Ethernet port (with PXE Boot and Wake-on-LAN support)

Ideal for Power-Demanding Workstation Setups

As many high powered, later generation laptops optimally require more than 100W of power to stay charged, some users prefer to use their laptop's power adapter vs. using their docking stations to keep laptops charged.

This bus-powered TB3 mini dock is ideally suited for those users, providing full Thunderbolt 3 docking station performance and functionality, while their workstation laptops are separately charged."

The TB3DKM2DPL is Thunderbolt Certified and backed by a StarTec