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Compact black adapter with two DisplayPort sockets, one HDMI socket and a micro USB power port

MCHOSE

MCHOSE DisplayPort Splitter 3 Monitors Dual DP HDMI Adapter 4K60Hz MST Hub

SKU CH-ETW6-JQPM1

Connects one DisplayPort 1.2 or 1.4 source to two DisplayPort and one HDMI display at 4K 60 Hz, requiring micro-USB power and compatible graphics cards

  • TypeUSB Hubs
  • Connect three monitors from one DisplayPort output
  • Drive 4K UHD at 60 Hz for sharp visuals
  • Choose mirror or extended desktop via MST
  • Requires DP 1.2 or higher graphics support
  • Power via Micro USB for stable operation

One-to-Three MST Hub for 4K 60 Hz Output

The MCHOSE adapter takes a single DisplayPort 1.4 source and drives two DisplayPort monitors plus one HDMI monitor at up to 4K 60 Hz. It supports both mirrored SST and extended MST modes while carrying audio and video, and it requires the included micro-USB cable for power.

Suited for desktop PCs

This hub works with Windows systems whose GPU supports DP 1.2 or above and standard DP 1.4 cables no longer than 1.8 m. It is not for Mac users because macOS does not support MST expansion, and it cannot be driven from a laptop DisplayPort output or through any docking station, KVM or HDMI-to-DP adapter.

Requires host GPU with DisplayPort 1.2 minimum

The decisive specification is that the source graphics card must implement DisplayPort 1.2 or higher; without it the hub cannot negotiate MST and will not deliver three independent streams.

Highlights

  • Connect three monitors from one DisplayPort output
  • Drive 4K UHD at 60 Hz for sharp visuals
  • Choose mirror or extended desktop via MST
  • Requires DP 1.2 or higher graphics support
  • Power via Micro USB for stable operation

Specifications

TypeUSB Hubs

Questions about this item

Which output combination should I choose for three monitors?

The adapter splits one DisplayPort input into two DisplayPort outputs and one HDMI output, enabling extended or mirrored desktops across all three screens.

What does the 4K60Hz rating mean when the hub is connected?

It indicates the maximum resolution and refresh rate each output can deliver when the source supports DP 1.4 and cables meet the 1.8 m length limit.

Which DisplayPort version does the hub require, and what does it cap in practice?

The host must provide DP 1.2 or higher; with DP 1.4 the hub can drive three 4K streams at 60 Hz, while DP 1.2 limits total bandwidth for multi-stream transport.

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