LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 6-in-1 USB-C Docking Station 4K 30Hz HDMI 1G Ethernet 100W PD 3×USB-A 3.0
Expands one USB-C port into six connections — 4K 30 Hz HDMI, three USB-A 3.0, gigabit Ethernet and 100 W power delivery — all working simultaneously
- 4K 30 Hz video output for external displays
- 1000 Mbps Ethernet for reliable wired networking
- 100 W power delivery charges laptop while docked
- 5 Gbps USB-A 3.0 ports transfer files quickly
- Works with Windows 10 11 Mac OS X Linux plug and play
Six-in-one USB-C dock for laptop expansion
The LORDWORLD 6-in-1 USB-C Docking Station turns a single USB-C port into six connections. It adds 4K at 30Hz HDMI, three USB-A 3.0 ports, 1G Ethernet and 100W power delivery. All ports operate at the same time for users who need extra connectivity.
Suits users with DisplayPort Alt Mode laptops
This dock works with Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Mac OS X and Linux on laptops, tablets and phones that support video output over USB-C. It is not for devices without DisplayPort Alt Mode or for buyers who need more than three USB-A ports or a higher HDMI refresh rate.
Steady throughput during long sessions
The 1G Ethernet port maintains adaptive speeds up to 1000 Mbps for sustained downloads and video calls when a Cat 5e cable is used. USB-A ports keep 5 Gbps transfer rates while the 100W PD port charges the host continuously, avoiding the charge-or-connect trade-off.
Highlights
- 4K 30 Hz video output for external displays
- 1000 Mbps Ethernet for reliable wired networking
- 100 W power delivery charges laptop while docked
- 5 Gbps USB-A 3.0 ports transfer files quickly
- Works with Windows 10 11 Mac OS X Linux plug and play
Specifications
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Questions about this item
My laptop has only a standard USB-C charging port — will the HDMI and Ethernet still function?
The dock needs a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode for video; a charging-only port will not pass the 4K@30Hz HDMI signal or the 1G Ethernet link.
I plan to keep my older 1080p monitor — does the dock downscale automatically?
Yes, the HDMI output is backwards compatible with 1080p@60Hz and 720p@60Hz, so the older display will work at its native resolution.
After plugging everything in, how can I confirm the 5 Gbps USB-A ports are running at full speed?
Connect a USB 3.0 flash drive and check the transfer rate in your OS; it should approach 5 Gbps if the host port and cable are also USB 3.0.
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