14-in-1 8K USB-C Dock — Dual 8K HDMI + 8K DisplayPort, 3-Monitor MacBook/Thunderbolt Dock, 10Gbps USB-C/A, 1Gbps Ethernet

Overview: Convert one USB-C port into 14 outputs with this compact docking station. All ports can operate at the same time, turning your laptop into a full desktop workstation for displays, peripherals, storage and network access. Ports & expansion: Two 8K HDMI ports, one 8K DisplayPort, two 10Gbps USB-C data ports (one of these provides 100W PD3.0), one 10Gbps USB-A data port, two 5Gbps USB-A ports, two 480Mbps USB-A ports, 1Gbps RJ45 Ethernet, 3.5mm mic/audio jack, and microSD/SD card slots. 8K video support: The dual HDMI and DisplayPort outputs handle up to 8K30Hz and are backward compatible with 4K60Hz, 4K30Hz, 2K60Hz and 1080P120Hz. Use the dock to mirror or extend your screen to monitors, projectors or HDTVs at high fidelity. Triple-display capability: In extended mode the dock can drive up to 3 × 4K60Hz displays (actual output depends on the host PC GPU). Note for Mac users: due to macOS limitations, true extended multi-monitor mode is not supported — external screens will appear in SST mirrored configurations (A+AAA or A+BBB). Data + power: The USB-C data ports use USB 3.2 10Gbps speeds, and the PD-enabled USB-C port supports 100W PD3.0 while still providing 10Gbps data. Charging adapter is not included; the dock can deliver up to 87W maximum output charging power to connected tablets or notebooks. Please use the HDMI or DisplayPort outputs on the dock for video transmission; the upstream PD/data USB-C on the dock supplies power and data. High-speed networking & storage: Features 10Gbps USB-C 3.2 and 10Gbps USB-A 3.2 for fast external drives, plus a 1000Mbps RJ45 Ethernet port for reliable wired networking. Compatibility & important notes: This is NOT a Thunderbolt dock — the maximum interface speed is 10Gbps (not 40Gbps). To simultaneously achieve 8K video output and 10Gbps data transfer, it is recommended to use this USB-C dock with Thunderbolt-capable laptops, since some non-Thunderbolt USB-C ports may not provide sufficient bandwidth to support both at once.