CalDigit Mini Dock, 2x HDMI 2.0/Thunderbolt 3/USB 3.0/USB 2.0/Gigabit Ethernet
The Thunderbolt 3 mini Docks provide the easiest and most affordable way of bringing back your laptop's ports. Thunderbolt 3 users can re-connect with their legacy devices in the most convenient way possible. Dual 4K Displays The mini Docks offer the easiest way to connect dual 4K 60Hz monitors to your Thunderbolt 3 laptop in either mirrored or extended modes. One Cable A single tethered cable from the mini Dock to your Thunderbolt 3 laptop is all it takes to light-up two displays, connect to the internet and add USB devices. Got a new Mac or PC Thunderbolt 3 laptop? Are you plugging in countless Type-C Adapters? Make your life easier with the Thunderbolt 3 mini Docks, at home or on the road. The Perfect Travel Companion Take the mini Dock on the road to connect all your devices. Thunderbolt 3 These docks are fully certified Thunderbolt 3 devices, unlike cheap USB-C Adapters that only offer 5Gb/s performance, the CalDigit mini Docks offer 40Gb/s to take advantage of your Thunderbolt 3 laptop. USB Connectivity Connect various USB devices such as external drives, keyboards & more. Wired The Gigabit Ethernet port can connect to a stable connection at home or in a hotel. MAC & PC Whether you're using the latest MacBook Pro, MacBook Air or Windows Thunderbolt 3 PC, the CalDigit mini Docks are fully compatible with both. Aluminum Unlike cheap USB-C Adapters, CalDigit's mini Docks are built from aluminum, in order to endure the rigors of travel. Say Goodbye to Cheap USB-C Adapters When it comes to USB-C mini docking solutions, they may pack many ports into their design, but they don't adhere to the 15W of power allocated to the Thunderbolt 3 port. The CalDigit mini Docks have just the right amount of ports to be under the 15W of bus-power that's served to your laptop's ports. Cheap USB-C adapters don't follow the Thunderbolt 3 specification and can be harmful to your laptop and cause power issues since they could only get 7.5W from the computer. CalDigit's mini Docks on the other hand don't have this problem.
