Take control of your desk with dual monitor support and seven connectivity ports, all from one compact device.
Mirror or Extend Your Screens:
Choose between mirror and extended display modes to optimize your viewing area and improve productivity. (Note: macOS supports only mirror mode.)
Durable, Metallic-Like Finish:
Experience a touch of elegance and refined craftsmanship thanks to the metallic-like finish, meticulously crafted from high-quality aluminum.
Safe and Compatible:
Equipped with safety features such as short circuit and overvoltage protection, the hub also ensures compatibility with major operating systems and devices.
Compatible Devices:
Dell, HP, Lenovo; MacBook Air, MacBook Pro; USB-C iPad Pro
Notes 1:
The USB-C and USB-A ports do not support charging peripheral devices.
Notes 2:
This hub is not compatible with Switch or SuperDrive.
Notes 3:
The maximum resolution for extended displays on Windows laptops is determined by the capabilities of their graphics card.
Notes 4:
Multi-Stream Transport (MST) is not supported on Mac laptops. Monitors connected via HDMI will mirror displays, showing the same image.
Notes 5:
To fully utilize the display capabilities of the iPad Pro (M1), please connect a USB 3.0 drive to the 10Gbps USB-A port.
Q: Why is there a big difference in resolution between two monitors when Windows is dual-projected?
A: The discrepancy in resolution can occur if one monitor uses too much bandwidth, leaving insufficient bandwidth for the other. To balance the resolutions, you can adjust settings for each monitor:
Step 1: Reduce High-Resolution Displays
1. Go to System Settings > Display > Advanced Display. 2. Under "Select a display to view or change its settings," choose the high-resolution display (e.g., Display 2). 3. Click "Display adapter properties for [display]." 4. Select "List All Modes," choose a lower resolution like 1920x1080 at 60Hz, and apply the changes.
Step 2: Improve Low-Resolution Displays
5. Repeat the steps for the low-resolution display. 6. Under "Select a display," choose the display with lower resolution. 7. Follow the same adjustment process to increase the resolution to your desired level.
