#Cable matters cdock connecting to a pc full

#Cable matters cdock connecting to a pc full

Read our full Anker PowerExpand Elite Dock review. 2 at 10Gbps, where some docks boast just 5Gbps C-type ports. One seemingly minor feature that we love is the easy-to-reach on-off switch, which will help save energy, prolong your device’s battery, and stop the dock getting too warm when left unused overnight.īoth USB-C ports are Gen.

Unless your display has a USB-C connection itself, you’ll need an adapter (not included) using the Thunderbolt and USB-C connections. The HDMI and Thunderbolt/USB-C port would connect two displays (4K at 60Hz for Thunderbolt laptops), while the third external display would use one of the USB-C ports (4K at 30Hz). The PowerExpand Elite can connect up to three external displays on Windows laptops only as macOS doesn’t support MST (Multi-Stream Transport). With its Titan Ridge chipset, it is also USB-C compatible, and is a neat and compact vertical dock. If you need more ports than the Caldigit USB-C HDMI or Pro Docks, Anker’s PowerExpand Elite Thunderbolt 3 dock offers 13.

Front-facing 3.5mm Analogue Audio In & Out port.

Gigabit Ethernet port for wired Internet access.

microSD 4.0 Card Reader (SD 4.0 UHS-II).

2 x USB-C ports (10Gbps) allows second 4K at 60Hz display with adapter.

1 x HDMI 2.0 port (4K at 60Hz or 1 x 5K at 60Hz).

Up to two external displays (2 x 4K at 60Hz or 1 x 5K at 60Hz).

85W PD charging, plus standalone charging.

Two Thunderbolt 3 ports (40Gbps) – one to host.Compatible with USB-C Windows tablets and USB-C iPads.USB-C and Thunderbolt laptop compatible.