WAVLINK 120Gbps Intel Certified Thunderbolt 5/4 USB Dock, Single or Dual 6K/8K Display Hub, 12-in-1 Laptop Docking Station with 140W Charging for Mac & Windows Laptops

<b>WAVLINK Intel Certified Thunderbolt 5 Dock, 12-in-1 Hub with up to 120Gbps, MAX 140W PD, Single or Dual 6K/8K Display, 3x TB 5 Downstream USB-C 80Gbps, 4x USB-A 3.2 10Gbps, for Mac &amp; Windows Thunderbolt 5/4, USB4 &amp; USB-C Laptops</b><br>- 1* Thunderbolt 5 UFP provides 80Gbps data, 120Gbps bandwidth video transfer, 140W instant charging for the USB-C laptop.<br>- 3* Thunderbolt 5 DFP provide 80Gbps data, dual 8K@60Hz or triple 4K@144Hz display at 120Gbps bandwidth, one of them supports 30W instant charging for the downstream devices.<br>- 4* USB-A transfer speed up to 10Gbps, and compatible with USB 3.0/2.0.<br>- 1* RJ45 Ethernet provides efficient transfer, low-latency game experience, stable wired network.<br>- 1* UHS-Ⅱ SD/Micro SD card reader transfers high-definition video and vivid images at 312MB/s, and compatible with UHS-Ⅰ devices.<br>- 1* Combo 3.5mm mic/headphone jack for clear audio in and out.<br><br><b>Systems/ Devices Compatibility:</b><br>- Windows 11 or higher<br>- Mac OS 14.6 or later (M chip)<br>- Compatible with Thunderbolt 5/4, USB4, and USB 3.0 computers featuring a USB-C port.<br><br><b>How to Confirm if the Type-C Port of Your Laptop Supports Vido Output and Charging?</b><br>Step 1: Please check the model of your laptop, it should be on the back of the label;<br>Step 2: Search “brand + the model number of the device + manual” in Google, for example: “asus ux435 manual”;<br>Step 3: Check the manual and navigate to the view and check the type-c specification, if it states it supports power delivery which means it supports charging. If it states the type-c port supports display which means it could support video output. If the specification states bandwidth the type-c port supports only, which means the type-c port might not support video output and charging. You could also contact the manufacturer to confirm that.<br><br><b>Multiple Display Resolution (Max. Resolution):</b><br><u>【Notice: Please make sure the type-C port of your host supports video output.】</u><br><br><b>* For Windows 11 or higher:</b><br>Single Display:<br>Via Thunderbolt 5: Up to 8K@144Hz<br>Via Thunderbolt 4/USB 4: Up to 8K@60Hz<br>Via USB-C Alt Mode: Up to 4K@60Hz<br>Via Thunderbolt 3: Not supported.<br><br>Dual Display:<br>Via Thunderbolt 5: Up to 8K@60Hz<br>Via Thunderbolt 4/USB 4: Up to 6K@60Hz<br>Via Thunderbolt 3: Not supported.<br>Via USB-C Alt Mode: Not supported.<br><br>Triple Display:<br>Via Thunderbolt 5: Up to 4K@144Hz<br>Via Thunderbolt 4/USB 4: Not supported.<br>Via Thunderbolt 3: Not supported.<br>Via USB-C Alt Mode: Not supported.<br><br><b>* For macOS (14.6 or later):</b><br>Single Display:<br>M4 Base/Pro/Max: Up to 8K@60Hz<br>M1/M2/M3 Pro and Max: Up to 6K@60Hz<br>M1/M2 Base: Up to 4K@60Hz<br>M3 Base: Up to 6K@60Hz<br><br>Dual Display:<br>M4 Base/Pro/Max: Up to 6K@60Hz<br>M1/M2/M3 Pro and Max: Up to 6K@60Hz<br>M1/M2/M3 Base: Not supported.<br><br>Triple Display:<br>All M-series chip Macs (including M4): Not supported.<br><br><b>Specification:</b><br>1.Model: WL-UTD58-A<br>2.Ports:<br>- Front: 1×Combo Audio Jack; SD/Micro SD Card Reader(UHS-Ⅱ, SD 4.0); 2×USB-A(10Gbps); 1×TBT 5 UFP (Host, Max. 140W Charging, Video); 1×TBT 5 DFP (80Gbps, Video, PD 30W);<br>- Rear: 2×TBT 5 DFP (80Gbps, Video, Charging); 2×USB-A (10Gbps); 1×RJ45 Ethernet; 1×DC IN (20V).<br>3.Unit Size: LxW×H :21.9cm×9.7cm×3.5cm/8.62inch×3.82inch×1.38inch<br>4.USB-C to C/ HDMI Cable Length: 100cm/39.4in<br>5.Unit Weight: 610g/21.4oz<br>6.Material: Aluminum alloy<br><br><b>In the Box:</b><br>- 1 x Thunderbolt 5 Multifunctional Docking Station<br>- 1 x 1m USB-C to USB-C Thunderbolt™5 Cable(80/120Gbps)<br>- 1 x 20V Power Adapter<br>- 1 x Screwdriver<br>- 1 x Quick Start Guide<br><br><b>Warm Tips:</b><br>1.Please <b>ensure your laptop's USB-C port supports video output</b> (DisplayPort Alt Mode) and <b>charging</b> (Power Delivery) to fully utilize all features of this hub.<br>2.Triple External Displays: Support for <b>three external displays</b> is potentially available <b>only</b> when connected to a <b>laptop featuring a Thunderbolt 5 port and running Windows 11 or later</b>. Actual support depends on the specific laptop's specifications.<br>3.macOS System Limitation: <b>macOS systems do not support triple external displays</b> through this dock. <b>The number and resolution/refresh rate</b> of supported external displays <b>depend on the specific Mac chip model</b> (M1/M2/M3/M4 Base/Pro/Max). <u>* Please refer to the compatibility list for details.</u><br>4.High Resolution/High Refresh Rates: <b>Achieving 6K/8K resolutions</b> and refresh rates above 60Hz typically <b>requires both your laptop (GPU) and external monitor(s) to support DSC</b> (Display Stream Compression).<br>5.Accessories: <b>USB-C to HDMI/DP cables and the security lock are not included in box</b> and you need to be purchase separately.<br><br><b>Instructions about the monitor(s):</b><br>1.Dual 5K monitors must be Thunderbolt 4 or Apple Studio Displays. Dual LG UltraFine 5K monitors are not supported. 6K monitors can be a Thunderbolt 4 monitor or an Apple Pro Display XDR. DSC (Display Stream Compression) support is required for 6K and 8K resolutions.<br><br>2.Higher refresh-rates (above 60Hz) may require DSC (Display Stream Compression) support on the monitors and host GPU. The bit/color depth may vary in order to support higher refresh-rates.<br><br>3.Some M3 MacBook such as the MacBook Air can support dual external monitors up to 5K and 6K when the laptop lid is closed (clamshell mode).<br><br>4. Currently M1/2/3/4 Macs can only support up to HDMI 2.0b over its Thunderbolt ports. As such, resolutions will be limited to 4K 60Hz when using an HDMI adapter. If a higher refresh-rate is required, please use a USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to DisplayPort or DisplayPort to DisplayPort connection. For more information about a Mac’s external display support please Apple's or CalDigit's support webpages.<br><br>5. Results may vary due to OS updates. For external display compatibility over a single Thunderbolt connection on different Windows computers, please refer to the manufacturer’s website.<br><br>

• ‌Thunderbolt™5 UFP provides 80Gbps data, 120Gbps bandwidth video transfer, 140W instant charging for the USB-C laptop.
• Thunderbolt™5 DFP provide 80Gbps data, dual 8K@60Hz or triple 4K@144Hz display at 120Gbps bandwidth, one of them supports 30W instant charging for the downstream devices.
• USB-A transfer speed up to 10Gbps, and compatible with USB 3.0/2.0.
• 2.5G RJ45 Ethernet provides efficient transfer, low-latency game experience, stable wired network.
• UHS-Ⅱ SD/Micro SD card reader transfers high-definition video and vivid images at 312MB/s, and compatible with UHS-Ⅰdevices.
• Combo 3.5mm mic/headphone jack for clear audio in and out.