VVB USB-C Docking Station 13-in-1 Dual HDMI & PD

The VVB USB C Laptop Docking Station is a 13‑in‑1 Type‑C hub that expands a single USB‑C/Thunderbolt port into dual HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, 100W power delivery and multiple USB and card reader connections.

Use this multiport adapter to add monitors, a wired network, fast USB data ports and card slots to compatible laptops from Dell, HP, Lenovo, Surface and other USB‑C/Thunderbolt devices. It combines display outputs that support up to 4K, a gigabit Ethernet jack for more stable networking, high‑speed USB 3.0 ports for file transfers and a 100W USB‑C power pass‑through to keep your laptop charged while you work.

How many displays can I run and at what resolutions?

The VVB dock supports single, dual and limited triple display configurations depending on ports used and your laptop’s graphics support. Individual output limits differ by port: HDMI 1 and the DisplayPort can each do up to 4K@60Hz when used alone; HDMI 2 supports up to 4K@30Hz.

• Single monitor: HDMI1 or DP up to 4K@60Hz; HDMI2 up to 4K@30Hz.
• Dual monitors: typical combination yields 4K@30Hz + 1080p@60Hz (DP1.4 behavior).
• Triple monitors: practical output is 1080p for each external screen in Windows configurations.
• MacBook note: macOS often mirrors external displays rather than extending them—check your model’s capabilities.

What ports and speeds does this hub provide for data and peripherals?

This docking station gives a broad mix of ports for peripherals and media. You get three USB 3.0 ports for high‑speed file transfers, two USB 2.0 ports for keyboards or mice, plus SD and microSD card read slots and a 3.5mm audio jack.

• USB 3.0 ports: up to 5 Gbps for external drives and fast transfers.
• USB 2.0 ports: up to 480 Mbps, ideal for low‑bandwidth devices like mice or keyboards.
• SD/TF reader: up to ~104 MB/s for quick photo/video access.
• 3.5 mm audio: standard headset/mic connectivity for calls or media.

How reliable is the network and charging functionality?

The dock includes a gigabit Ethernet port for a steady wired network up to 1 Gbps, which is useful when Wi‑Fi is unreliable. It also supports USB‑C Power Delivery with up to 100W input; roughly 87W is available to charge your laptop because the dock itself consumes a small portion of power to run its ports.

• Ethernet: 1 Gbps RJ45 port for stable, low‑latency connections.
• Power Delivery: supports up to 100W input; expect about 87W usable for laptop charging.
• Requirement: use at least a 65W (recommended 100W for heavier laptops) PD power adapter and a device that supports PD video output.
• Plug‑and‑play: network and USB devices typically work without additional drivers on most systems.

Which laptops and operating systems are compatible?

The VVB dock works with laptops that have a USB‑C or Thunderbolt port with video output. It’s compatible with many Dell, HP, Lenovo and Surface models, along with other USB‑C equipped devices—verify your laptop’s video‑over‑USB‑C capability before purchase.

• Tested models include Dell Latitude, XPS, Inspiron and many HP EliteBook/ProBook units.
• Compatible with Lenovo ThinkPad and Yoga series that support USB‑C video output.
• Surface Pro/Go/Laptop models with USB‑C video out are supported; MacBooks may mirror displays.
• Not a video converter: requires a host that outputs DisplayPort/HDMI over USB‑C/Thunderbolt.

Who is this for: Professionals, content creators and students who need to expand a single USB‑C port into a full workstation setup—adding external monitors, a wired network, card readers and multiple USB ports—without carrying many separate adapters. Choose this dock if you want a compact, all‑in‑one hub that balances display versatility, wired networking and 100W power delivery for daily productivity.