CalDigit USB-C HDMI Dock

Charge your laptop, add devices and light up dual monitors, all with a single cable, regardless of your connectivity. For the first time ever go from a Mac (Thunderbolt 3) to a Windows PC (USB-C or Thunderbolt 3) or even a USB-C Chromebook without any challenges. It doesn’t just stop at computers, the USB-C HDMI Dock also works with the iPad Pro, Windows USB-C phones/tablets and Android USB-C phones, delivering a full desktop experience with external monitors, keyboard, mouse, Ethernet, external USB drives and charging.

Connect

As more and more of us are working in multi-workflow environments with various Type-C laptops and tablets, we need a dock that will adapt to our specific needs. CalDigit has solved this challenge and developed the USB-C HDMI Dock, a device that will adapt to any USB-C (Type-C) laptop it connects to. When connected to a Thunderbolt 3 laptop it offers full 40Gb/s performance, and when connected to a USB-C laptop it provides 10Gb/s performance in order to supply exactly what your laptop requires.

Charge

Not only is the USB-C HDMI Dock versatile, it also offers up to 94W power delivery, for laptops that require more power. As many PC manufacturers make it difficult to know what ports their laptops have, the USB-C HDMI Dock takes the guesswork out of choosing the right docking solution.

Dual HDMI Connectivity Built-in

The USB-C HDMI Dock has two built-in HDMI 2.0b connectors for directly connecting dual 4K 60Hz monitors in either “Extended” or “Mirrored” configurations to your Thunderbolt 3 laptop without the need for any USB-C video adapters. Apple M1 laptops can connect to a single external monitor, allowing you to expand your laptop’s built-in screen to one external “Extended” monitor. USB-C users can connect up to a single 4K 30Hz monitor, or up to dual 2K 30Hz monitors depending on the configuration, bandwidth, and DisplayPort version of their computer.

Evolve Your USB-C Tablet Into a Workstation

The USB-C HDMI Dock is fully compatible with Windows tablets, iPad Pro, and the iPad Air (4th Gen). This versatility allows users to take advantage of tablet charging, single monitor connectivity, and external storage support, in order to turn your tablet into a full workstation.