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BFKK 11-in-1 USB-C Docking Station Dual 4K HDMI VGA Ethernet 100W PD
Turns one USB-C port into eleven ports including dual 4K HDMI, VGA, gigabit Ethernet, 100 W PD charging, card readers and four USB ports
- Connect three displays on Windows with dual 4K HDMI and VGA
- Charge laptop up to 87 W via 100 W PD pass-through port
- Transfer files at 5 Gbps using two USB 3.0 ports
- Read SD and TF cards simultaneously at up to 104 Mb/s
- Stable wired network via 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet port
Compact 11-in-1 USB-C Dock
This 11-in-1 USB-C dock expands a single port into dual 4K HDMI, VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, SD and TF card readers plus 100W power delivery. It suits mobile professionals who need multiple displays and wired networking from a lightweight hub. Windows laptops can drive three external monitors in mirror or extend mode. Mac users are limited to mirroring across two screens due to macOS constraints.
Thermals Noise and 87W Pass-Through
The aluminium chassis dissipates heat silently during typical office workloads with no audible fan noise. Power delivery passes up to 87W to the host laptop while all ports remain active, so charging stays fast even when peripherals draw current. Gigabit Ethernet provides a stable wired link without the interference sometimes seen on wireless connections.
Sustained Multi-Port Load Behaviour
Under continuous load driving dual 4K displays at 30Hz, Ethernet traffic and simultaneous SD card transfers at up to 104Mb/s, the hub maintains stable operation without thermal throttling. The single USB-C upstream bandwidth caps combined throughput, so only one external hard drive should be attached at a time. Extended sessions show consistent video output and reliable network uptime.
Highlights
- Connect three displays on Windows with dual 4K HDMI and VGA
- Charge laptop up to 87 W via 100 W PD pass-through port
- Transfer files at 5 Gbps using two USB 3.0 ports
- Read SD and TF cards simultaneously at up to 104 Mb/s
- Stable wired network via 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet port
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I set up the dual 4K HDMI monitors on Windows and what step causes the resolution to drop?
Connect HDMI 1 or both HDMI ports to a DP 1.4 source for 4K at 30 Hz; adding the VGA port limits output to 1080p.
Which ports wear out first and need careful handling over time?
The two USB 3.0 ports rated at 5 Gbps and the SD/TF card slots rated at 104 Mb/s see the most insertions and are the likeliest to need replacement.
What power limit appears first when I run all ports under heavy load?
The PD charging port caps laptop charging at 87 W, so sustained high draw from peripherals plus the host will hit that ceiling before the 100 W label.
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