TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM USB-C Travel Dock E 6 Port 100W Pass-Through 4K HDMI SD Gigabit Ethernet
Bus-powered 6-port dock adds 4K 60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, SD reader and two USB 3.2 Type-A ports while passing up to 100W to the host
- Bus-powered design needs no external adapter
- Up to 100W pass-through keeps laptop charged
- Dual USB 3.2 Type-A ports hit 600MB/s
- HDMI 2.0 drives one 4K display at 60Hz
- Gigabit Ethernet plus SD slot in one dock
Ultra-portable USB-C dock for mobile workspaces
The TAURKENAM USB-C Travel Dock E is a six-port hub designed for professionals who move between desks, hotels and client sites. It draws power from the host so no external adapter is required, yet passes up to 100W through its USB-C charge port to keep a laptop topped up. An integrated cable stores neatly for transit.
Upgrade from single-port dongles
If you currently juggle separate HDMI, Ethernet and card-reader dongles, this dock consolidates them into one bus-powered device. The jump is worth it when you need reliable 4K 60Hz output via HDMI 2.0, two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports at 600MB/s, gigabit Ethernet and an SD slot simultaneously without hunting for wall sockets.
Plug-and-play on any USB-C or Thunderbolt host
Installation is a single cable connection; drivers load automatically on modern macOS, Windows, tablet and phone operating systems. The most common issue is insufficient host power — some ultra-thin laptops limit bus current, so the dock may draw 8W and leave only 92W for the notebook. High-draw bus-powered drives over 900mA need their own adapter.
Highlights
- Bus-powered design needs no external adapter
- Up to 100W pass-through keeps laptop charged
- Dual USB 3.2 Type-A ports hit 600MB/s
- HDMI 2.0 drives one 4K display at 60Hz
- Gigabit Ethernet plus SD slot in one dock
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What host port does the dock require to fit and work?
The dock connects through a single integrated USB-C cable and requires a host with a USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port.
What is the correct order to get 100W pass-through charging working?
Connect the dock to the host first, then plug a USB-C power adapter into the dock's pass-through port so the dock draws from the adapter instead of the host.
How do I keep the SD card slot and Gigabit Ethernet port reliable over time?
Insert and remove SD cards straight without forcing, and keep the RJ-45 port free of dust; the dock has no user-serviceable parts inside.
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