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Cables & Connectivity

Hubs and Docks

Hubs and docks add ports to a laptop, tablet or mini PC through one USB-C, USB-A or Thunderbolt connection. What separates them is the host link (USB 3.x, USB4 or Thunderbolt), the number of display outputs and whether the laptop can drive several screens over it, the power delivery passed through to the laptop, and extras such as Gigabit or 2.5GbE Ethernet and card readers.

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How to choose a USB-C hub or dock

  • Host port: check whether your laptop's USB-C port supports video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode) and charging. Thunderbolt 4 docks need a Thunderbolt or USB4 host for full speed.
  • Displays: count the monitors you want. Some MacBook models support only one external display through a standard hub, which is where DisplayLink docks help.
  • Charging: pass-through power delivery, such as 100W PD, lets the laptop charge through the hub. Allow for the hub's own draw.
  • Data speed: 5Gbps ports suit keyboards and flash drives, while 10Gbps ports suit fast external SSDs.
  • Extras: Gigabit or 2.5GbE Ethernet, SD and TF readers and audio jacks reduce the number of dongles on the desk.

Need only one conversion? See adapters and converters. Power the dock from a suitable USB-C charger.

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