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Brand	SATECHI
Hardware interface	USB Docking Station, DisplayPort, USB 3.1 Type C, Ethernet, HDMI
Compatible devices	Windows - Windows laptops including models from Lenovo, Microsoft Surface Laptop, Surface Pro 2025, Dell, HP, Razer, and Huawei, as well as Chrome OS devices., USB4 and USB-C devices, Apple - MacBook Air/Pro M4/M3/M2/M1, iPad Air/Pro M4/M3/M2/M1, iPad Mini, iPad, iMac M4, Mac Mini M4, Mac Studio, iPhone 16 Series or earlier MacOS devices. See more
Total USB ports	5
Number of ports	14
Item weight	27.05 Ounces
Total HDMI ports	3
Wattage	130
UPC	810086360994
Manufacturer	Satechi

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Immersive Triple 4K Display - Elevate your visual experience with a USB C docking station supporting three monitors at 4K @ 60Hz in extended mode, powered by DisplayLink software. Featuring 2 DisplayPort 1.4 ports and 3 HDMI 2.0 ports (2 via DisplayLink, 1 via DP Alt Mode), ensuring stunning visuals every time.
Maximize Display Capabilities - Connect up to three 4K/60Hz screens on USB-C devices. Enjoy dual external displays with MacBook M4 models. MacBook M3 base models support dual external displays in clamshell mode. MacBook M2/M1 base models only suppot single external display.
Dynamic Connectivity - Elevate your setup with a versatile USB C dock featuring a Gigabit Ethernet port, three USB 3.0 ports at 5Gbps, one USB 3.1 Gen 2 port, and one USB C 3.1 Gen 2 port with 10Gbps speeds and 7.5W charging. The side host port supports up to 100W pass-through charging, keeping your device powered all day.
Compatibility – works with USB C Thunderbolt and USB 4 devices, MacBook Air/Pro M4/M3/M2/M1, iMac M4, Mac Mini M4, Mac Studio, iPad Air/Pro M4, iPhone 16 Pro/Pro Max, and a wide range of Windows PCs including models from Microsoft Surface, Dell, HP, Razer, and Huawei, as well as Chrome OS devices.
What's Included - The Satechi Triple 4K Display Docking Station comes with a C5 Power Cable, USB C to USB C cable, customer support, and a user manual for easy installation. Satechi products are covered by a 2-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.

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Brand	‎SATECHI
Manufacturer	‎Satechi
Place of Business	‎support@satechi.com
Model	‎ST-D4KTM-US
Part Number	‎ST-D4KTM-US
Hardware interface	‎USB Docking Station, DisplayPort, USB 3.1 Type C, Ethernet, HDMI
Compatible Devices	‎Windows - Windows laptops including models from Lenovo, Microsoft Surface Laptop, Surface Pro 2025, Dell, HP, Razer, and Huawei, as well as Chrome OS devices., USB4 and USB-C devices, Apple - MacBook Air/Pro M4/M3/M2/M1, iPad Air/Pro M4/M3/M2/M1, iPad Mini, iPad, iMac M4, Mac Mini M4, Mac Studio, iPhone 16 Series or earlier MacOS devices.
Number of Items	‎5
Wattage	‎130
Batteries included	‎No
Batteries Required	‎No
Number of Ports	‎14
Total USB Ports	‎5
Includes rechargable battery	‎No
Manufacturer	‎Satechi
Item model number	‎ST-D4KTM-US
Product Dimensions	‎19.1 x 8.51 x 3.2 cm; 766.85 g
ASIN	‎B0C6CF3JB1

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Date First Available	May 25 2023
Customer Reviews	61 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars
�鶹�� Rank	#336 in Laptop & Netbook Computer Docking Stations

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Product Description

EXPERIENCE 4K HD VISUAL FEAST

Enjoy ultra clear triple screen displays at 4K/60Hz for MacBook and Windows using DisplayLink software via different video groups.
SAFE CHARGE YOUR HOST DEVICE

With USB-C connected host port, enjoy 100W power for host and 7.5W power for accessories, with overcharging protection.
TRANSFER FILES IN SECONDS

Triple 4K Display Docking Station comes with USB-A 3.1 (10Gbps), USB-C 3.1 (10Gbps), 2x USB-A 3.0 (5Gbps) and USB-C 3.0 (5Gbps).

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	Triple 4K Display Dock	Thunderbolt 4 Pro Dock	Thunderbolt 4 Dock	Thunderbolt 4 Slim Hub Buying Options
Customer Reviews	61	46	122	120
Connection type	USB-C	Thunderbolt 4	Thunderbolt 4	Thunderbolt 4
No. of ports	14	16	12	5
USB-C PD charging	100 Watts	96 Watts	96 Watts	60 Watts
Ethernet	1Gbps	2.5Gbps	1Gbps	N/A
SD-card readers	N/A	UHS-II	UHS-II	N/A
DisplayPort / HDMI	Up to 3 screens	Up to 4 screens	Up to 2 screens	Up to 2 screens
Material	Plastic + Silicone	Aluminum	Aluminum	Aluminum
Dimension	7.5 x 3.3 x 1.3”	7.67 x 4.1 x 1.85”	7.67 x 3.34 x 1.18”	4.84 x 2.87 x 0.55”
Weight	9.8 ounces	24.4 ounces	14.88 ounces	7.2 ounces

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Rémy Prat
Fonctionne très bien
Reviewed in Canada on July 8, 2024
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Je l’ai branché sur mon Macbook Air M1.
Fonctionne parfaitement bien avec 3 écrans 27’’, j’en suis pleinement satisfait.

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Proklaim
Excellent selection of ports, ethernet is only 1Gbps
Reviewed in Canada on October 10, 2023
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At the outset, I immediately thought this docking station was far too expensive and I was going to emphasize that there are much less expensive options available. But after having used this docking station, it has several advantages over less expensive options, and for professionals or others who need high-quality and more important high speed ports, this is well worth the additional price.

First on the front of the dock are two USB-C ports, one of which is 10Gbps. The 10Gbps port also supplies power to the laptop you're connected to, so you don't need your laptop's power supply provided it can be charged via USB-C. The high-speed of 10Gbps is unusual for docking stations like this one - this makes it easy to read larger data sets quickly, which is useful for code compiling, 3D modelling, and video editing. Unlike many other docking stations, this one has a second USB-C port on the front for other high-speed accessories.

There are also three USB-A 3.0 ports for more high-speed connections. This offers excellent expandability for your laptop to add accessories like external hard drives, flash drives, and countless other accessories.

There is support for three external monitors, using HDMI or DisplayPort. All three ports can relay 4K60 video. Be sure, however, that your computer can handle three displays. MacBook Airs with the M1 and M2 processors, for example, can only run on external monitor. Check your computer's specivifacions before buying this to run monitors you might not be able to run.

The only disappointing part is that the ethernet ports is only Gigabit. For this price I might have expected 2.6 gigabit or even 5 gigabit, but its only one. That's probably the same speed as your laptop's on-board ethernet connector.

That's really the only drawback, however, in an otherwise excellent docking station. The material and manufacturing is top quality, and the variety of ports is modern and fast. This is definitely an excellent accessory for mobile professionals, or anyone else who needs or wants the most modern connections (except for ethernet) and the convenience of a single docking station.

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Pascale Boileau
Not working with Macbook PRO M1
Reviewed in Canada on June 28, 2024
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The product is not working with Macbook Pro M1 as advertised. It's a know issue since Sonoma Firmware update. I've tried everything, read all the forums, went thru customer service....nothing can be done. I've had to return it. I bought another brand, it was plug and play. Don't lose your time with this one!

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Fairly decent triple-display dock (1x HDMI, 2x DP), DisplayLink, 4K@60Hz, 2x 10G/3x 5G USB, PD3/100W
Reviewed in Canada on September 5, 2023
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This is a fairly decent multifunctional USB-C dock that provides power (via AC/DC adapter using barrel connector), triple-display (via 1x HDMI and 2x HDMI+PD), GigE, plenty of USB ports (USB-C and USB-A) and so on. It's advertised as being capable of 100W and indeed it's capable of providing close to 100W (well, 96W during tests but that's close enough) which should still be more than enough for most laptops/devices. Keep in mind that it's powered by an AC/DC adapter (via barrel connector) rated for 130W (provided) instead of the usual USB-C port that most other docks use.

Unlike the vast majority of docks out there, this is one of the few USB-C docks that supports triple monitors (albeit with some requirements/limitations, read on) via HDMI/DP along with a full set of other ports (GigE, 2x 10 Gbps (USB-C/USB-A), 3x 5 Gbps (1x USB-C/2x USB-A), and 3.5mm etc). Unfortunately, it doesn't have a SD/TF reader/port that most others (10+ ports) do so just be aware of that.

It has 3x USB 3.0 ports (@ 5Gbps) via 2x USB-A and 1x USB-C ports but none of them supports charging beyond 4.5W so (5V/0.9A) since they are just ordinary USB-A 3.0 ports without support for BC 1.2 charging protocol. However, it does include 2x USB 3.1 ports (@10 Gbps) via 1x USB-C and 1x USB-A and they BOTH support charging with up to 1.5A (7.5W max) and while this is nowhere need what QC/PD can provide for most our power-hungry devices that most us have, it's still vastly better than the 4.5W supported by ordinary USB ports (without BC 1.2 support).

The fact that it has USB 3.1/3.2 10 Gbps ports means it can fully take advantage of the faster external M2 docks/enclosures (NVMe/SATA) and/or other high speed devices that's faster than 400-500 MB/s (limited by USB 3.0). A quick test with an NVMe USB drive shows that it's indeed capable of supporting up to around 1120 MB/s which is fairly decent.

In addition to the full range of USB support (5/10 Gbps across both USB-C and USB-A ports) that it has, it's also equipped with a GigE port and a 3.5mm port; however, it does NOT have the usual SD/TF reader/port that's commonly found on most of these docks with 10+ ports.

≡ Triple monitor
Not surprisingly, the most important feature of this dock is its ability to support 3 monitors in total; however, this is NOT without limitations or rather, requirements (requires DP 1.4 for 60Hz, 30Hz with DP 1.2) just like all other docks out there. What's unique about this particular dock is that it supports the use of multiple displays without USB DP Alt mode which is excellent for older computers and/or laptops. The max resolution and refresh rate is 4K@60Hz across all 3 monitors. I don't have 3x 4K@60Hz monitors to test but it does work without issues with 2x monitors running at 4K@60Hz.

I should also emphasize again that the beauty of this particular dock is that you can use ordinary USB 2.0/3.0 ports to add more monitors without relying on the HDMI/DP ports on your computer nor will you need a full-featured USB-C port to use this dock. However, you WILL need an USB-C port that supports DP Alt mode in order to use 3 monitors and specifically to use the FIRST HDMI port.

So what are the limitations/requirements? Well, first of all, the HDMI port requires DP 1.4 Alt mode from your USB-C; otherwise, it's not gonna work or the ma resolution/refresh rate would be lowered if only DP 1.2 is supported depending upon your existing screen resolution/refresh rate. The bottom line is that the USB-C port should have DP 1.4 Alt support in order to fully utilize the HDMI port to its fullest (4K@60Hz).

In addition (and this is either a pro or con depending on how you look at it), the 2x HDMI+DP ports (you can use ONLY ONE from each vertical display group but NOT both from the same group) utilize DisplayLink technology which requires drivers to work so if drivers aren't available or can't be installed, then the 2x HDMI+DP ports will NOT work. The flip side of this is of course it does NOT depend on USB-C port to support video out (as I'll briefly describe below).

≡ DisplayLink
So how does this work? Well, the very short version is that the first HDMI port is your ordinary HDMI port that requires USB-C port (from your laptop) supporting video out (i.e. DP Alt mode) and the remaining 2 ports (2x HDMI+DP) are driven by DisplayLink technology (software-based) which isn't new but it essentially provides a way to add more monitors by utilizing existing USB 2.0/3.0 connections, CPU/GPU, and additional drivers (which are REQUIRED to use either HDMI/DP port at display 2 and display 3).

What this means is that if your laptop is connected to this dock via USB-C port capable of DP Alt mode, you can make use of all 3 ports; otherwise, the FIRST HDMI port on the dock won't be available but you can still use 2 monitors with 4K@60Hz via the remaining 2 HDMI+DP ports on the dock. Note that you don't need an USB-C port on your laptop or computer to use this; an ordinary USB-A port would work just fine although USB 3.0 is preferable for obvious reasons (i.e. higher bandwidth).

*** Again, keep in mind that display 1 is ordinary HDMI that requires DP Alt mode via USB-C port on your laptop, and display 2 and display 3 use DisplayLink that requires drivers installed for it to work. DISPLAY 2 and DISPLAY 3 EACH has 2 ports (1x HDMI and 1x DP) and you can choose either HDMI or DP from either DISPLAY 2 or DISPLAY 3 based on your individual setup; however you can NOT both HDMI and DP from the same group (e.g. DISPLAY 2). You must pick ONE (HDMI or DP) from DISPLAY 2 and another one (HDMI or DP) from DISPLAY 3. The ports on the TOP (for DISPLAY 2/3) are DP ports and the ones are the bottom are HDMI 2.0 ports.

✔ This essentially allows you to extend or add more monitors to any OS that supports (i.e. drivers available) and these include Windows, Mac OS, Ubuntu, Android, and Chrome OS. Note that I haven't tested 'em all but they should all work as long as you can get the drivers installed and operate properly. The drivers for DisplayLink can be downloaded directly from Synaptics website.

Note that high speed and quality cables (HDMI and DP) are also needed for proper 4K@60Hz so check your system spec and other hardware first to make sure they can fully take advantage of what this dock offers.

✘ Note that the use DisplayLink (via software processing) means this will most likely NOT be fast enough for games requiring high resolution/refresh rate/bitrate because all the processing/translation will be done by the CPU (and to a certain degree the GPU) as opposed to unmodified signals being passed through high speed USB-C ports (HDMI or DP) that's capable of supporting HDMI 2.0 (18 Gbps) or DP 1.4 (32.4 Gbps). Of course, DISPLAY 1 (HDMI port with DP Alt mode support) would work just fine without these limitations/concerns.

≡ Specs & features
* 1x Power 130W (via AC/DC adapter using barrel connector, included)
* 1x 100W PD (Output); max 96W during tests
* 1x HDMI (DP Alt mode), 4K@60Hz
* 2x HDMI+DP (DisplayLink), 4K@60Hz
* 2x USB 3.1 @ 10 Gbps (1x USB-C, 1x USB-A), 5V/1.5A
* 3x USB 3.0 @ 5 Gbps (1X USB-C, 2x USB-A), 5V/0.9A
* 1x GigE
* 1x 3.5mm port

≡ What I like
✔ Triple-display support with 4K@60Hz which few others support at the moment (though more have come aboard recently utilizing DisplayLink technology)
✔ Capable of utilizing USB interfaces to extend display without HDMI/DP Alt mode (the BEST feature)
✔ Supports triple- (with DP Alt mode) or dual-monitor (4K@60Hz)
✔ Plenty of USB ports (2x USB 3.1 @ 10 Gbps, 3x USB 3.0 @ 5 Gbps)
✔ Nice and clean physical build and appears to be well made
✔ Relatively compact and portable - though it is noticeably larger than most other 4K capable USB-C docks
✔ Semi-Plug'n'Play - I was able to use it right away without issues (drivers are required for DisplayLink, however)

≡ What I don't like
✘ NOT as cost efficient as some others
✘ Doesn't have USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports (USB-C or USB-A) rated at 20 Gbps to support high speed external drive dock/enclosure (i.e. M.2 NVMe SSD)
✘ Runs a bit warmer than what I'd like it to be when in high load/charging (most of 'em do as well)

≡ Value
All things considered, this is a fairly decent USB-C docking station that's well built (in comparison to most other docks out there) and it's capable of triple monitor (or at least dual-monitor without DP Alt mode) with plenty of USB ports (2x USB 3.1 @ 10 Gbps, 3x USB 3.0 @ 5 Gbps) along with a GigE port and 3.5mm port.

It's a bit pricey at $471 for what it provides and its overall build quality, features, usability, and performance in comparison to most other docks with similar capabilities. You can knock 60% off for something that doesn't have 10 Gbps USB if that's something you're interested in and care to shop around here.

It's certain a lot more expensive (3-4x) than ordinary USB-C docks especially those without DisplayLink technology but it's in my eyes is a fair trade-off especially for systems without DP Alt mode (since it cannot be added) and it's certainly one of the few with 2x USB 3.1 10 Gbps ports (1x USB-C and 1x USB-A) that's capable of utilizing USB 2.0/3.0 ports (i.e. not requiring DP Alt mode and to a certain degree MST mode of DP 1.2/1.4) while supporting 3x 4K@60Hz simultaneously so this might be suitable for those with unique setup and/or requirements.

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Fairly decent triple-display dock (1x HDMI, 2x DP), DisplayLink, 4K@60Hz, 2x 10G/3x 5G USB, PD3/100W

Reviewed in Canada on September 5, 2023
This is a fairly decent multifunctional USB-C dock that provides power (via AC/DC adapter using barrel connector), triple-display (via 1x HDMI and 2x HDMI+PD), GigE, plenty of USB ports (USB-C and USB-A) and so on. It's advertised as being capable of 100W and indeed it's capable of providing close to 100W (well, 96W during tests but that's close enough) which should still be more than enough for most laptops/devices. Keep in mind that it's powered by an AC/DC adapter (via barrel connector) rated for 130W (provided) instead of the usual USB-C port that most other docks use.

Unlike the vast majority of docks out there, this is one of the few USB-C docks that supports triple monitors (albeit with some requirements/limitations, read on) via HDMI/DP along with a full set of other ports (GigE, 2x 10 Gbps (USB-C/USB-A), 3x 5 Gbps (1x USB-C/2x USB-A), and 3.5mm etc). Unfortunately, it doesn't have a SD/TF reader/port that most others (10+ ports) do so just be aware of that.

It has 3x USB 3.0 ports (@ 5Gbps) via 2x USB-A and 1x USB-C ports but none of them supports charging beyond 4.5W so (5V/0.9A) since they are just ordinary USB-A 3.0 ports without support for BC 1.2 charging protocol. However, it does include 2x USB 3.1 ports (@10 Gbps) via 1x USB-C and 1x USB-A and they BOTH support charging with up to 1.5A (7.5W max) and while this is nowhere need what QC/PD can provide for most our power-hungry devices that most us have, it's still vastly better than the 4.5W supported by ordinary USB ports (without BC 1.2 support).

The fact that it has USB 3.1/3.2 10 Gbps ports means it can fully take advantage of the faster external M2 docks/enclosures (NVMe/SATA) and/or other high speed devices that's faster than 400-500 MB/s (limited by USB 3.0). A quick test with an NVMe USB drive shows that it's indeed capable of supporting up to around 1120 MB/s which is fairly decent.

In addition to the full range of USB support (5/10 Gbps across both USB-C and USB-A ports) that it has, it's also equipped with a GigE port and a 3.5mm port; however, it does NOT have the usual SD/TF reader/port that's commonly found on most of these docks with 10+ ports.

≡ Triple monitor
Not surprisingly, the most important feature of this dock is its ability to support 3 monitors in total; however, this is NOT without limitations or rather, requirements (requires DP 1.4 for 60Hz, 30Hz with DP 1.2) just like all other docks out there. What's unique about this particular dock is that it supports the use of multiple displays without USB DP Alt mode which is excellent for older computers and/or laptops. The max resolution and refresh rate is 4K@60Hz across all 3 monitors. I don't have 3x 4K@60Hz monitors to test but it does work without issues with 2x monitors running at 4K@60Hz.

I should also emphasize again that the beauty of this particular dock is that you can use ordinary USB 2.0/3.0 ports to add more monitors without relying on the HDMI/DP ports on your computer nor will you need a full-featured USB-C port to use this dock. However, you WILL need an USB-C port that supports DP Alt mode in order to use 3 monitors and specifically to use the FIRST HDMI port.

So what are the limitations/requirements? Well, first of all, the HDMI port requires DP 1.4 Alt mode from your USB-C; otherwise, it's not gonna work or the ma resolution/refresh rate would be lowered if only DP 1.2 is supported depending upon your existing screen resolution/refresh rate. The bottom line is that the USB-C port should have DP 1.4 Alt support in order to fully utilize the HDMI port to its fullest (4K@60Hz).

In addition (and this is either a pro or con depending on how you look at it), the 2x HDMI+DP ports (you can use ONLY ONE from each vertical display group but NOT both from the same group) utilize DisplayLink technology which requires drivers to work so if drivers aren't available or can't be installed, then the 2x HDMI+DP ports will NOT work. The flip side of this is of course it does NOT depend on USB-C port to support video out (as I'll briefly describe below).

≡ DisplayLink
So how does this work? Well, the very short version is that the first HDMI port is your ordinary HDMI port that requires USB-C port (from your laptop) supporting video out (i.e. DP Alt mode) and the remaining 2 ports (2x HDMI+DP) are driven by DisplayLink technology (software-based) which isn't new but it essentially provides a way to add more monitors by utilizing existing USB 2.0/3.0 connections, CPU/GPU, and additional drivers (which are REQUIRED to use either HDMI/DP port at display 2 and display 3).

What this means is that if your laptop is connected to this dock via USB-C port capable of DP Alt mode, you can make use of all 3 ports; otherwise, the FIRST HDMI port on the dock won't be available but you can still use 2 monitors with 4K@60Hz via the remaining 2 HDMI+DP ports on the dock. Note that you don't need an USB-C port on your laptop or computer to use this; an ordinary USB-A port would work just fine although USB 3.0 is preferable for obvious reasons (i.e. higher bandwidth).

*** Again, keep in mind that display 1 is ordinary HDMI that requires DP Alt mode via USB-C port on your laptop, and display 2 and display 3 use DisplayLink that requires drivers installed for it to work. DISPLAY 2 and DISPLAY 3 EACH has 2 ports (1x HDMI and 1x DP) and you can choose either HDMI or DP from either DISPLAY 2 or DISPLAY 3 based on your individual setup; however you can NOT both HDMI and DP from the same group (e.g. DISPLAY 2). You must pick ONE (HDMI or DP) from DISPLAY 2 and another one (HDMI or DP) from DISPLAY 3. The ports on the TOP (for DISPLAY 2/3) are DP ports and the ones are the bottom are HDMI 2.0 ports.

✔ This essentially allows you to extend or add more monitors to any OS that supports (i.e. drivers available) and these include Windows, Mac OS, Ubuntu, Android, and Chrome OS. Note that I haven't tested 'em all but they should all work as long as you can get the drivers installed and operate properly. The drivers for DisplayLink can be downloaded directly from Synaptics website.

Note that high speed and quality cables (HDMI and DP) are also needed for proper 4K@60Hz so check your system spec and other hardware first to make sure they can fully take advantage of what this dock offers.

✘ Note that the use DisplayLink (via software processing) means this will most likely NOT be fast enough for games requiring high resolution/refresh rate/bitrate because all the processing/translation will be done by the CPU (and to a certain degree the GPU) as opposed to unmodified signals being passed through high speed USB-C ports (HDMI or DP) that's capable of supporting HDMI 2.0 (18 Gbps) or DP 1.4 (32.4 Gbps). Of course, DISPLAY 1 (HDMI port with DP Alt mode support) would work just fine without these limitations/concerns.

≡ Specs & features
* 1x Power 130W (via AC/DC adapter using barrel connector, included)
* 1x 100W PD (Output); max 96W during tests
* 1x HDMI (DP Alt mode), 4K@60Hz
* 2x HDMI+DP (DisplayLink), 4K@60Hz
* 2x USB 3.1 @ 10 Gbps (1x USB-C, 1x USB-A), 5V/1.5A
* 3x USB 3.0 @ 5 Gbps (1X USB-C, 2x USB-A), 5V/0.9A
* 1x GigE
* 1x 3.5mm port

≡ What I like
✔ Triple-display support with 4K@60Hz which few others support at the moment (though more have come aboard recently utilizing DisplayLink technology)
✔ Capable of utilizing USB interfaces to extend display without HDMI/DP Alt mode (the BEST feature)
✔ Supports triple- (with DP Alt mode) or dual-monitor (4K@60Hz)
✔ Plenty of USB ports (2x USB 3.1 @ 10 Gbps, 3x USB 3.0 @ 5 Gbps)
✔ Nice and clean physical build and appears to be well made
✔ Relatively compact and portable - though it is noticeably larger than most other 4K capable USB-C docks
✔ Semi-Plug'n'Play - I was able to use it right away without issues (drivers are required for DisplayLink, however)

≡ What I don't like
✘ NOT as cost efficient as some others
✘ Doesn't have USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports (USB-C or USB-A) rated at 20 Gbps to support high speed external drive dock/enclosure (i.e. M.2 NVMe SSD)
✘ Runs a bit warmer than what I'd like it to be when in high load/charging (most of 'em do as well)

≡ Value
All things considered, this is a fairly decent USB-C docking station that's well built (in comparison to most other docks out there) and it's capable of triple monitor (or at least dual-monitor without DP Alt mode) with plenty of USB ports (2x USB 3.1 @ 10 Gbps, 3x USB 3.0 @ 5 Gbps) along with a GigE port and 3.5mm port.

It's a bit pricey at $471 for what it provides and its overall build quality, features, usability, and performance in comparison to most other docks with similar capabilities. You can knock 60% off for something that doesn't have 10 Gbps USB if that's something you're interested in and care to shop around here.

It's certain a lot more expensive (3-4x) than ordinary USB-C docks especially those without DisplayLink technology but it's in my eyes is a fair trade-off especially for systems without DP Alt mode (since it cannot be added) and it's certainly one of the few with 2x USB 3.1 10 Gbps ports (1x USB-C and 1x USB-A) that's capable of utilizing USB 2.0/3.0 ports (i.e. not requiring DP Alt mode and to a certain degree MST mode of DP 1.2/1.4) while supporting 3x 4K@60Hz simultaneously so this might be suitable for those with unique setup and/or requirements.

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Dave
Works great!
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
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I have used other Satechi devices and was nervous to upgrade because of the reviews, but I’ve had zero issues with mine. It works great and helps me to clean up my cables on my desk. I have mine connected to my Macbook pro, keyboard, mouse and run two monitors on it. Says it can run three, so I figured I’ll add another monitor soon.

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Dave

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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
I have used other Satechi devices and was nervous to upgrade because of the reviews, but I’ve had zero issues with mine. It works great and helps me to clean up my cables on my desk. I have mine connected to my Macbook pro, keyboard, mouse and run two monitors on it. Says it can run three, so I figured I’ll add another monitor soon.

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Dani
Works amazing!
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024
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it took me a while to find docking station that is compatible with my macbook! it works perfectly! no issues whatsoever! i dont think i will ever need a another docking station again.

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Gonzalo Rodriguez
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2023
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Adquirí este dispositivo confiando en que no sería necesario utilizar los cuatro puertos USB-C de mi MacBook Pro, pero lamentablemente, la experiencia no ha sido la esperada. Siguiendo las instrucciones del manual, conecté el equipo y, para mi sorpresa, resultó en el daño de uno de los puertos USB-C de mi ordenador. Inicialmente, supuse que se trataba de un incidente aislado. Sin embargo, al intentar conectarlo a un segundo puerto USB-C, este también se dañó, quedando inoperante. Lejos de ser la solución que buscaba para mis necesidades de conectividad, este dispositivo ha generado complicaciones adicionales, dejándome con solamente dos puertos USB-C disponibles: uno para el monitor y otro para la carga. Ha sido una experiencia realmente decepcionante.

I purchased this device trusting that I wouldn't need to use all four USB-C ports of my MacBook Pro, but unfortunately, the experience hasn't met my expectations. Following the instructions in the manual, I connected the equipment and, to my dismay, it resulted in damaging one of the USB-C ports on my computer. Initially, I assumed it was a fluke. However, upon attempting to connect it to a second USB-C port, that one was also rendered inoperative. Far from being the connectivity solution I was looking for, this device has instead caused further complications, leaving me with only two available USB-C ports: one for the monitor and another for charging. It has been a truly disappointing experience.

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Marc
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023
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(Item: SATECHI Triple 4K Docking Station, USB C Docking Station 13-in-1, with 100W PD, 2 DisplayPort, 3 HDMI, 4 USB-C, USB-A, Gigabit Ethernet, and Audio Jack - for MacBook and Windows)

In order to add additional monitors to a laptop limited to a single additional display, you’d normally be considering a Thunderbolt dock/hub (usually an expensive option). Enter DisplayLink.

DisplayLink has been around for a little bit now. The software (from a trusted 3rd-party company) allows for display over USB 3.0 for a multi-monitor setup. Typically, USB 3.0 wouldn’t be able to provide enough bandwidth to support a multi-display setup. But this software uses your computer’s CPU and GPU to re-encode (or manage) the desktop image using less bandwidth than is normally required. It does this by recognizing only the ‘moving’ pixels on your display while leaving the ‘static’ images alone. And since it’s not refreshing/processing every pixel on the display, it uses much less bandwidth to accomplish the task. In most cases, it can do this with laptops (including some older ones) that would normally only provide support for one additional monitor. And, the software manages this quite effectively.

There are a handful of quality companies that are making hubs which utilize this software. Regardless of which brand you choose, select the hub that best fits your needs. Pricing (for the most part) will be reflective of what each hub offers (as far as number-of-displays supported, power supply, USB-A & USB-C ports, ethernet support, etc).

With regard to this DisplayLink-supported hub by Satechi, it’s an excellent offering. Build quality is exactly what you’d expect from this brand. They have a well-earned reputation for manufacturing robust, quality products (consistently, I might add). And this hub is no different. The 140W power adapter/cable is a nice touch. No compromise with regard to power delivery support. The included ports are well thought out and placed accordingly (namely, the host plug on the side of the hub for a parallel connection with your laptop). The HDMI/DisplayPort options, Ethernet port, and a couple of USB-A ports are on the back. And the front ports give you a way to add a few peripherals/drives/etc as needed. Plus, an audio jack. Super convenient. Compared to other hubs, this one is nicely furnished.

My setup was an M2 MacBook Air hooked up to three (non-Apple) 4K displays. Dongles in the rear of this hub were for my Logi Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. On the front, I added a Samsung T7 (with FCPX projects) and plugged in my phone and iPad just for the heck of it. I had no issues getting all three monitors to work. And, though the hub would get warm pushing all that tech, it never got to a concerning level. But, as amazing as it was, it’s important to understand the limitations of the software if you’e considering this (or any) DisplayLink dock.

I had no issues performing productivity tasks using a multitude of apps (email, Word/Pages, Excel, Stocks, Zoom, etc) with all of them open at the same time. Additionally, browsing the web and using FaceTime seemed pretty normal for the most part. No glitching that I would have recognized as an issue. But, I did notice that when using GPU-intensive apps like FCPX or watching YouTube in 4K, the experience wasn’t as smooth. It was still doable. But, it was here that you could see the difference between using DisplayLink software and a Thunderbolt dock. And that kind of makes sense. Using much less bandwidth (by design), the DisplayLink software is (amazingly) able to do MOST of the same display management without issue. But, a Thunderbolt 4 dock (which can support up to 40Gbits of bandwidth) is able to manage every pixel on multiple screens rather than just the ‘active’ pixels.

(As a side note, I didn’t try gaming. But, I would assume that for moderately static games like Legend of Zelda, it wouldn’t be an issue at all. But, playing Call Of Duty would most likely introduce dropped frames. Again, not a big deal unless you’re a serious gamer.)

Another possible limitation is the ability for the hub to send video & audio signals to a display without HDMI or DisplayPort (such as the Apple Studio Display). Should I try this, I’ll update this review. Having said that, however, I don’t want to knock this device in any way. The technology is truly amazing. The combination of the DisplayLink software and the Satechi hardware is really excellent. And future iterations have the potential to get vastly better as the software develops in parallel with advancements of your computer’s CPU/GPU performance.

Truly, I’m very happy with this dock. Although I won’t be using it on my video-editing workstation, I will absolutely love using this for my productivity suite. This is an excellent product and an easy recommendation for consideration.

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Works great until it doesn't USB device reconnection inconsistent and video issues.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025
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Decent dock when it works. I bought a few of these a year ago for home office as well as my desk at work as it was one of the few DisplayLink docks compatible with my MacBook Air 15 M2 to drive more than one monitor. Initially, it worked great. Then after a few macOS and DisplayLink updates, I got inconsistent USB device reconnection when docking. I would power cycle the dock, unplug and plug the cable to try to get my USB keyboard or USB webcam to connect. Rebooting always seemed to resolve it but it's not practical to reboot everytime I need to dock. I reached out to Satechi and they sent me two replacement exchanges but they had the same problem. Occasionally the video would go dark on one of my screens while dock. That was it. I ended going with the the Pluggable USB-C DisplayLink dock and haven't looked back. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with a couple of brand new Satechi docks.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent selection of ports, ethernet is only 1Gbps

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4.0 out of 5 stars Fairly decent triple-display dock (1x HDMI, 2x DP), DisplayLink, 4K@60Hz, 2x 10G/3x 5G USB, PD3/100W

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Excellent selection of ports, ethernet is only 1Gbps

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