Docking station Unitek USB4 40Gb/s 14‑in‑1 — USB-C, 3× USB 10Gbps, 2× USB 5Gbps, 2× HDMI, RJ45, PD with 120W power adapter

The Unitek USB4 14-in-1 docking station delivers USB4 data throughput up to 40 Gb/s and expands a single USB-C host connection into multiple ports for displays, wired network and high-speed peripherals. The dock integrates three USB-A ports at 10 Gbps, two USB-A ports at 5 Gbps, two HDMI outputs for dual-monitor setups, an RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet interface and supports host charging via USB Power Delivery when used with the included 120W power adapter. The compact aluminium-accented housing is designed for office and home workstations where a single-cable connection must provide video, data and power simultaneously.

Advantages

The docking station provides high-bandwidth USB4 connectivity to support demanding data transfers and multiple displays while reducing cable clutter through a single USB-C host cable. Dual HDMI outputs allow simultaneous output to two external monitors at compatible resolutions. Multiple high-speed USB ports enable connection of external SSDs, peripherals and accessories with 10 Gbps and 5 Gbps transfer rates. Integrated Gigabit Ethernet ensures stable wired network access, and the included 120W power adapter supplies sufficient power for laptop charging and attached devices.

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How to use

Connect the docking station to your laptop or compatible host using the USB-C host port. Attach external displays to the HDMI outputs and connect peripherals to the USB-A ports according to required transfer speeds (use 10 Gbps ports for high-speed storage). Plug the provided 120W power adapter into the dock and a mains outlet to enable Power Delivery charging for the connected laptop and to power attached devices. Ensure your host system supports USB4 or compatible alternate mode for full functionality of video and high-bandwidth features.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use high-quality HDMI cables and USB-C/USB-A cables rated for the intended data speeds, keep device firmware and host drivers up to date, and connect bandwidth-heavy peripherals (such as external SSDs) to the 10 Gbps USB ports. Verify your laptop’s USB-C port supports USB4 or the necessary alternate modes for multi-display output and PD charging.