STARTECH
STARTECH 4-Port Thunderbolt 5 Hub KVM 80/120Gbps 8K 140W PD
Connects four Thunderbolt devices, supports 8K multi-display output and delivers 140W power delivery
- Connect two computers with Thunderbolt Share KVM
- Drive 8K multi-display setups at up to 120 Gbps bandwidth
- Power your laptop with 140 W Power Delivery charging
- Add legacy peripherals via 10 Gbps USB-A port
- Includes universal power adapter and 1 m host cable
4-Port Thunderbolt 5 Hub
This StarTech hub adds four Thunderbolt ports to a single host connection. It delivers up to 120 Gbps of bandwidth and supports 8K multi-display output. The unit includes a universal power adapter and a one metre host cable. It is built for users who need high-speed expansion from one port.
Suits multi-display professionals needing 8K output
Creative workers who require 8K resolution across multiple screens will benefit from the 120 Gbps bandwidth. The 140 W power delivery charges demanding laptops while the hub is active. Buyers who only need basic USB-A expansion or lower display resolutions should consider simpler alternatives.
Handles 8K multi-display and 140 W charging
The hub comfortably drives high-resolution multi-display setups at 8K using the available bandwidth. It also manages 140 W power delivery for connected host devices. Systems that require more than four Thunderbolt connections or bandwidth beyond 120 Gbps will exceed the hub's capacity.
Highlights
- Connect two computers with Thunderbolt Share KVM
- Drive 8K multi-display setups at up to 120 Gbps bandwidth
- Power your laptop with 140 W Power Delivery charging
- Add legacy peripherals via 10 Gbps USB-A port
- Includes universal power adapter and 1 m host cable
Specifications
| Brand | StarTech |
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Questions about this item
Does the host laptop need a Thunderbolt 5 port to reach the 120Gbps bandwidth?
Yes, the hub delivers 120Gbps only when connected to a Thunderbolt 5 host; Thunderbolt 4 or USB4 hosts will operate at their native speeds instead.
Can I keep using my existing Thunderbolt 4 dock and displays alongside this hub?
Thunderbolt 4 devices will function when daisy-chained through the hub, but total throughput will be limited to the Thunderbolt 4 link speed of 40Gbps.
How do I confirm the hub is running at 120Gbps after setup?
Check the host system’s Thunderbolt control panel or device manager; it will report a 120Gbps link when the host, cable and hub all negotiate Thunderbolt 5 speeds.
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