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WAVLINK 13-in-1 USB C Hub/ Docking Station $67.49 (Was $89.99) Delivered @ Wavlink-RC via Amazon AU

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WAVLINK 13-in-1 USB C Hub/ Docking Station $67.49 (Was $89.99) Delivered @ Wavlink-RC via Amazon AUAffiliate
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AssociatedAustar @ Wavlink-RC on 19/04/2022 - 12:21 amazon.com.au (512 clicks)
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1.The highest resolution of HDMI1 is 3840X2160P/60HZ (the computer host needs to support DP1.4 output), and it also supports 1080p/23.98/24/50/59.94/60HZ, 1080i/50/59.94 /60HZ, 720p/50/59.94/60HZ Wait
2.The highest resolution of HDMI2 is 3840X2160P/30HZ (the host computer needs to support DP1.4 output), and it also supports 1080p/23.98/24/50/59.94/60HZ, 1080i/50/59.94 /60HZ, 720p/50/59.94/60HZ Wait
3. The highest DP resolution is 3840X2160P/60HZ (the computer host needs to support DP1.4 output), and it also supports 1080p/23.98/24/50/59.94/60HZ, 1080i/50/59.94 /60HZ, 720p/50/59.94/60HZ Wait
4. Support SST/MST
5. Support HDMI*2+DP simultaneous output
6.3 USB3.0A/F support a maximum rate of 5Gbps, support a maximum current of 0.9A
7.2 USB2.0A/F support the highest rate of 480Mbps, support the maximum current of 0.5A
8. Backward compatible with USB2.0/1.1
9. Comply with USB-C interface specification
10.USB-C/F-B supports input power up to 87W(60W power delivery to your laptop,27W to other peripherals)
11. Support the highest network rate of 1000Mbps
12. Support SD/TF card data storage and reading function
13. Support 3.5 audio output/microphone input

Pls Note-Dual and Triple Display Monitor Extension:

Dual HDMI+HDMI/HDMI+DP:3840x2160@30hz（For PC dp1.4:3840x2160@30hz and 1080p@60hz are support;under dp1.2 dual 1080p monitors are supported）
Triple HDMI+HDMI+DP:For Windows-1080P@60hz;For Mac-3840x2160@30hz(Requires host to support DP1.4 output;For PC of dp1.2,the resolution of 3rd monitor will be lower than 1080p)
1.Mac OS does not support MST, the docking station could only support to extend one monitor, the other monitors could only copy the monitor you extend.
2.For Windows OS, only 3 monitors will work at the same time, since Intel Graphic Card only supports 3 monitor display,so one of the four screens (including laptop screens) will not be displayed(BLACK SCREEN).
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  • KH234 on 19/04/2022 - 12:25

    Hi Rep, Please confirm this works well with triple monitor for windows. also connect with Keyboards, wireless mouse, headphone?. may be basic question, pls clarify

    • netsurfer on 19/04/2022 - 12:36
      +3

      You need to check your windows laptop first. Does it support USB-C/alt-mode (DP 1.4)? If yes, does it support MST? If unsure, provide the laptop model (as much detail as possible, including the CPU and GPU). Personally, I don't see the usefulness of USB-C/alt-mode DP 1.4 triple displays via these dongles (due to bandwidth distribution / lack of bandwidth). Do you really have a strong need for 3 x 1080p/60Hz? MST isn't all you can eat, it is splitting that 4K/60Hz bandwidth and re-distribute it to 3 displays (assuming it is DP 1.4).

      It's not get the hub and the USB-C/alt-mode will just magically work. The reality is that alt-mode depends on the USB-C chipset (or Thunderbolt chipset via USB-C compatibility mode) and the actual GPU (even if it is integrated).

      • KH234 on 19/04/2022 - 12:45

        Thanks for the info. i will check and come back if any specific question.

        • netsurfer on 19/04/2022 - 12:51
          +1

          If your Intel CPU is 8th gen, unless it comes with a discrete GPU (AMD or nVidia), forget this hub altogether. You "might" get DP 1.4 from the USB-C/Thunderbolt chipset, but Intel embedded GPU is DP 1.2 so you are stuck with DP 1.2.
          If your Intel CPU is 7th gen or below, just forget this hub altogether (DP 1.2 for sure).
          If your Intel CPU is 9th gen or above, really need to know the details.

      • No Child Support on 19/04/2022 - 12:51

        @netsurfer perhaps you can help me too. I've got a work laptop, MS Surface Laptop 3 (i7 1065G7), will I be able to connect 2 x 24" 1080p monitors with provisions to upgrade to 27" 1440p monitors in the future?

        • netsurfer on 19/04/2022 - 13:03
          +2

          Please consider this answer as unofficial as I am only able to check tech specs and speculate. I generally don't recommend 3rd party dongles.

          From the following document, that laptop does appear to support MST:
          https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/troubleshoot-con…

          Based on checking the Intel Web site for the CPU and the embedded Iris Plus GPU, assuming Microsoft has done it correctly, it should support USB-C/Alt-mode DP 1.4. Technically, the bandwidth is sufficient to do 2 x 2K (1440p) 60Hz, however, this hub description does not list that as a possibility (so it is a gamble). 2 x 1080p (60Hz) is possible.

          Would be good if OP (Austar) could clarify whether 2 x 2K @ 60Hz is a possibility in DP + HDMI or HDMI + HDMI combination.

  • PhilToinby on 19/04/2022 - 12:58
    +2

    Based on the reviews I've read for these type of USB C adaptors, they can work well but they tend to run hot and the most common complaint seems to be connections dropping intermittently, issues with power passthrough, overheating, etc. They are probably good for infrequent use, but if you rely on a webcam, mouse, monitor etc for work then spend more and buy a dedicated dock from Dell, HP, other that comes with its own PSU. There are some refurbished docks on eBay for the same price as this that could be worth considering (though they won't run two 4k monitors).

    Definitely read the Australian reviews on Amazon before buying

    • a22andrew on 19/04/2022 - 16:43

      Can't disagree, but will say that hootoo sockets seem to be more reliable over time than other units I've had

  • wmxc on 19/04/2022 - 13:01

    Is there a USB C Hub, that supports 4k at 60 hz for DP 1.2? I just need to connect to a single 4k 32 inch monitor. Currently its awkward switching between work laptop and home laptop. Just want to connect the USB C from the hub/dock to my Mac (work laptop) or my Win (h0me laptop) easily without trying to connect multiple cables.

    • netsurfer on 19/04/2022 - 13:05

      I don't recommend getting one of those, but this one "might" (quite risky):

      https://www.amazon.com.au/HARIBOL-Adapter-Ethernet-Charging-…

      Personally, I feel that there is very little benefit getting USB 2.0 ports, 100Mbit ethernet and card reader limited to USB 2.0 all through that very limited USB 2.0 bus, given that with DP 1.2, you need to give the full USB 3 data pipe to the display for 4K/60Hz to work.

      • et tu brute on 19/04/2022 - 17:00

        @netsurfer. Wholly agree with the contents of your previous posts in this thread. However, wouldn't write off the inclusion of USB 2.0 ports just yet. They are handy legacy ports. I have this hub attached to a relatively skinny HP laptop with virtually no room for any ports. (I bought it mainly for the Ethernet port - Wi-Fi is not always an available option where I go), and is a terrific hub for peripheral devices when in need). The USB2.0 ports come in handy for the low bandwidth mouse and keyboard and older USB 2.0 thumb drives where you may not want to waste a USB 3.0 port.

        Bought mine at Amazon Black Friday deal for A$54.75), so after 5 months of relatively heavy duty daily use on and off the road, it is a good performer and has no issues, for me anyway. It performs better than my older TP-Link hub with 7 USB-C ports (AC powered) which this replaced. More flexibilty imho.

  • butter on 19/04/2022 - 14:28

    looking for dock similar to this for a macbook pro 2021. has thunderbolt 4 ports.

    will this work? anything better?

    • netsurfer on 19/04/2022 - 14:52
      +1

      It's not ideal. Apple doesn't and won't support MST (Apple wants you to use Thunderbolt daisy chain) so multiple displays are not going to work with this type of hubs/docks. You are basically using USB-C compatibility mode from your Thunderbolt 4 when using this. However, even Apple's official dongle is USB-C/alt-mode based.

      Thunderbolt 3 docks start from $250. Before you get all excited about Thunderbolt 4, you need to ask yourself this question, which exact features in Thunderbolt 4 (compared to Thunderbolt 3) do you actually intend to use? Do you really know the differences? Also, a new revision of USB 4 (and most likely the same will happen to Thunderbolt 4) is coming so is it really wise to buy Thunderbolt 4 accessories now?

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