Monoprice has
Monoprice 7‑in‑1 4K 60Hz Dual‑DisplayPort Docking Station (44116) on sale for $28.79 - extra $5 off when you apply $5 off $25+ promo code
5MP at checkout =
$23.79.
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Monoprice via Walmart has
Monoprice 7‑in‑1 4K 60Hz Dual‑DisplayPort Docking Station (44116) on sale for
$23.79.
Shipping is free.
Monoprice via eBay has
Monoprice 7‑in‑1 4K 60Hz Dual‑DisplayPort Docking Station (44116) on sale for
$23.79.
Shipping is free.
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Dyscalculic for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Ports:
- 2x DisplayPort
- 2x USB 3.1 Gen2 Type A
- 1x USB Type C (w/ DisplayPort v1.4 Alt Mode & 100W Power Delivery support)
- 1x Gigabit RJ45 Ethernet Port
- Supports dual 4K at 60Hz when connected to a DisplayPort v1.4 Alt Mode compatible host device.
- Support dual 4K at 30Hz when connected to a DisplayPort v1.2 Alt Mode compatible host device.
- Fast USB data transfer speeds at up to 10Gbps
- 100W Power Delivery passthrough charging (via USB C port)
- Plug and Play
- Windows, MacOS, Thunderbolt Compatible
- Weight: 4-ounces
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This is an important clarification because it also speaks to the 4k/60hz spec. This will ONLY work at 60hz if your device (laptop most likely) has 10Gb usb-c onboard. Many laptops just dont have the usb-c bandwidth for 4k/60hz and its not a docking station limitation. Check your specs before you try to run dual 4k/60 on this.
The price is as low as it gets.
Check the comments on the previous front page deal I linked in my post. I bought this, but haven't put it into operation yet. Will report back if I see any issues with it.
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The price is as low as it gets.
Check the comments on the previous front page deal I linked in my post. I bought this, but haven't put it into operation yet. Will report back if I see any issues with it.
If you want reliability, Anker or some other brand name is good. I usually email them and they issue store credit.
What is the reason for the short docking station cable?".
I have a Dell Thunderbolt dock I use at home, but was looking for something more portable. I was looking at a cheaper one without 4K 60hz that does have a detachable cable, but it be worth a few bucks more to get a dock I could also use as a backup at home if it also works for my travel needs.
If you want reliability, Anker or some other brand name is good. I usually email them and they issue store credit.
I'd say their products are no worse than Insignia and maybe even Anker. They probably won't beat the mainstream brands, but you really can't go wrong with Monoprice brand products.
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This is an important clarification because it also speaks to the 4k/60hz spec. This will ONLY work at 60hz if your device (laptop most likely) has 10Gb usb-c onboard. Many laptops just dont have the usb-c bandwidth for 4k/60hz and its not a docking station limitation. Check your specs before you try to run dual 4k/60 on this.
Display Port output while better for my home setup is probably less useful for travelling, so maybe safer to go with something known to work with HDMI output for portable use (including a Switch).
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