Heightele
Heightele 4-in-1 Dual USB-C Display Hub 4K 60Hz PD 100W USB 3.0 5Gbps Silver
Connects two USB-C displays at up to 4K 60Hz while delivering 100W power and USB 3.0 5Gbps data
- TypeVideo Adapter
- Dual 4K@60Hz output for two AR glasses or monitors
- Two full-function USB-C ports handle video, data and PD 100W charging
- USB 3.0 port adds 5Gbps data while charging continues
- HDR disabled automatically when mixed displays are connected
- No 5.1 surround sound support — stereo only
Dual 4K@60Hz output
The hub drives two external displays from a single USB-C port at up to 4K resolution and 60 Hz refresh rate. It is aimed at users who want to extend a laptop, Switch 2 or portable monitor to two screens for multitasking or shared viewing.
Bandwidth-limited dual mode
When both Type-C ports drive displays simultaneously the system drops to the lower common resolution, so a 4K and 1080p combination will run at 1080p. HDR is also disabled across both outputs if either screen lacks HDR support, and 5.1 surround sound is not supported.
100 W Power Delivery pass-through
The single spec that decides fit is the 100 W PD rating, which lets the hub charge the host device while driving two displays and a USB 3.0 peripheral at 5 Gbps. Buyers whose devices need more charging power or who require 5.1 audio should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Dual 4K@60Hz output for two AR glasses or monitors
- Two full-function USB-C ports handle video, data and PD 100W charging
- USB 3.0 port adds 5Gbps data while charging continues
- HDR disabled automatically when mixed displays are connected
- No 5.1 surround sound support — stereo only
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the single-display or dual-display mode for my setup?
The hub drives two Type-C screens at once; when both are active the output drops to 1080p, while a single screen can run at 4K 60Hz.
What does the 4K 60Hz rating actually deliver on my laptop?
One connected display runs at 4K 60Hz; add a second and both settle at 1080p, and HDR turns off if either screen lacks it.
How much power and data does the USB-C link really provide?
The port supplies up to 100W PD charging and 5Gbps USB 3.0 data while driving video, so you can charge a laptop and move files simultaneously.
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