ALOGIC
ALOGIC FUPHDDP1 8-in-1 adapter
Eight-in-one USB-C hub adds dual displays, data and power in a 0.19 kg package
- Weight0.1900
- Dual display output expands workspace flexibility
- Eight ports consolidate multiple peripherals into one hub
- Compact 0.19 kg design suits mobile setups
- USB-C connection simplifies single-cable docking
- Released November 2024 with current connectivity standards
Dual Display Dock
The ALOGIC FUPHDDP1 is an 8-in-1 USB-C adapter that adds two external displays to a laptop or tablet. It suits mobile professionals who need extra screen space for productivity on the move.
Mobile workstations needing dual video output
Users who only require a single monitor or basic port expansion will find this model more capable than necessary. Builders needing internal PCIe expansion or high-wattage laptop charging should look at a full docking station instead.
Two video outputs from one USB-C port
The defining specification is the ability to drive dual displays through a single USB-C connection. If your workflow demands two external screens, this adapter meets that requirement; if you only need one, a simpler hub will suffice.
Highlights
- Dual display output expands workspace flexibility
- Eight ports consolidate multiple peripherals into one hub
- Compact 0.19 kg design suits mobile setups
- USB-C connection simplifies single-cable docking
- Released November 2024 with current connectivity standards
Specifications
| Brand | Alogic |
|---|---|
| Model | FUPHDDP1 |
| Weight | 0.1900 |
Questions about this item
Which 8-in-1 adapter version should I choose for dual display output?
The FUPHDDP1 model is the dual display dock variant, designed to drive two external screens from a single USB-C connection.
What does the dual display dock capability mean when I connect it to my laptop?
It lets you extend or mirror your desktop across two monitors simultaneously through the adapter's video outputs.
Which interface does this adapter use and what does it limit in practice?
It connects via USB-C, so the available bandwidth and supported resolutions depend on your host port's specification.
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