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MCHOSE USB display adapter 10-in-1 100W PD 2 HDMI DP VGA 3 USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet
A 10-in-1 USB-C hub adds two 4K HDMI ports, an 8K DisplayPort, VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, three USB 3.0 ports and 100 W pass-through charging
- TypeUSB Hubs
- Connect three 4K monitors via 2 HDMI and DP 1.4
- Mirror mode only on macOS across all external displays
- One-touch button turns off or wakes all connected monitors
- 100 W power delivery keeps laptop charged through single port
- Gigabit Ethernet plus three USB 3.0 ports at 5 Gbps
10-in-1 USB-C dock for multi-monitor setups
This USB-C docking station adds nine ports from a single host connection, targeting Windows users who need three or four external displays. It suits traders, developers and designers who want expanded screen real estate without a dedicated graphics dock. Mac users are limited to mirror mode across all monitors.
Display outputs: 2×HDMI, DP, VGA
The dock drives up to three independent 4K@60 Hz screens via the two HDMI ports and the DisplayPort 1.4 link, or a single 8K@30 Hz panel on DP. VGA adds a 1080P@60 Hz option for legacy projectors. macOS cannot extend across these outputs; it only mirrors the same image.
Driver-free on Windows.
Windows recognises the hub immediately and a dedicated button lets you wake or sleep all connected displays with one click. A long press cycles through four display modes. Mac owners lose extended-desktop support and must accept mirrored content on every screen.
Highlights
- Connect three 4K monitors via 2 HDMI and DP 1.4
- Mirror mode only on macOS across all external displays
- One-touch button turns off or wakes all connected monitors
- 100 W power delivery keeps laptop charged through single port
- Gigabit Ethernet plus three USB 3.0 ports at 5 Gbps
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 100W PD rating mean when the adapter is connected to my laptop?
The adapter can pass through up to 100W of power to charge the host laptop while all other ports are in use, so the laptop stays powered during multi-monitor sessions.
Which display standard limits the DP port to 8K at 30Hz instead of a higher refresh rate?
The DP 1.4 connection caps the single DisplayPort output at 8K resolution with a 30Hz refresh rate.
What physical connector must my laptop provide for this 10-in-1 adapter to work?
The adapter plugs into a USB-C port that supports video output (Thunderbolt 3, 4 or 5) to enable all display and data functions.
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