Docking Station i-tec USB-C Quattro Display Docking Station with Power Delivery 85 W

Professional USB-C docking station supporting up to four external monitors. The dock uses hybrid video processing based on DisplayLink and USB-C video transmission, enabling simultaneous image output to four displays. It connects to laptops with a USB-C port that supports video transmission or Thunderbolt 3, provides six USB ports, an integrated LAN port for reliable wired network access, and can be mounted on the back of a monitor. The dock also supplies power to charge a laptop or tablet with up to 85 W. Note: macOS does not support Multi Stream Transport (MST); when connected to a macOS device, two of the four monitors will mirror the same image.

Advantages

The docking station combines DisplayLink and USB-C video technologies to extend video to multiple screens while maintaining compatibility with a wide range of laptops. Built-in LAN and six USB ports simplify connection of peripherals and ensure stable network access. Monitor-mounting capability saves desk space, and up to 85 W power delivery charges laptops and tablets without a separate adapter. The hybrid design ensures flexibility across different operating systems, with a specific macOS limitation noted.

Key specifications

• Video support: up to 4 external monitors via DisplayLink and USB-C video
• Host compatibility: laptops with USB-C (with video) or Thunderbolt 3
• USB ports: 6x USB
• Network: integrated LAN port (Ethernet)
• Power delivery: up to 85 W for charging laptops/tablets
• Mounting: support for installation on the back of a monitor
• macOS note: MST not supported — two of four monitors mirror on macOS

How to use

Connect the docking station to a compatible laptop using the USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port that supports video transmission. Attach external monitors to the dock’s video outputs and connect peripherals to the available USB ports. Plug an Ethernet cable into the integrated LAN port for wired network access. If desired, mount the dock on the back of a monitor following the manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Ensure the host OS has required drivers (DisplayLink driver where applicable) installed; on macOS two displays may mirror due to MST limitations.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use a USB-C port that explicitly supports video output or a Thunderbolt 3 port on your laptop, install the latest DisplayLink drivers when required, and verify power delivery compatibility with your device. If using macOS, plan display layouts knowing MST is not supported and two screens may mirror.