ZMUIPNG USB-C Docking Station | Dual HDMI 4K@60Hz, 100W PD, SD/microSD, USB A/C 3.0

Meet the ZMUIPNG 9-in-1 USB-C Docking Station

Turn a single USB-C connection into a complete workstation. This dock adds two HDMI outputs, fast data ports, and card slots to your laptop, transforming your desk into a versatile hub for work, study, or creative projects. Designed for busy days, it combines power, media access, and display flexibility in a compact, tidy package.

What you get at a glance

• 9-in-1 versatility: two HDMI outputs, USB-C (5Gbps), USB-A (5Gbps), USB-A (480Mbps), SD/MicroSD slots, and 100W PD input.
• Power and convenience: stay charged while you work, with a one‑button wake/sleep feature for quick monitor control.
• Display flexibility: drive two displays with high-resolution output (4K@60Hz on supported setups; see notes below).
• Fast data access: quick file transfers via USB-C and USB-A ports; memory cards read at up to 104Mbps.

Dual-monitor setup and display notes

Two HDMI outputs let you extend or mirror your screen across two displays, enabling side‑by‑side spreadsheets, enhanced video calls, or immersive presentations. In practice, your experience may vary by host device and OS, with 4K@60Hz achievable on compatible systems, while some configurations may show 4K@30Hz or 2K@60Hz depending on the host and display chain.

Power, performance, and control

The dock supports up to 100W input and can deliver up to roughly 87W to your laptop when paired with a suitable PD adapter (not included). The one‑touch wake/sleep button lets you manage the monitor without unplugging cables, keeping your desk setup simple and distraction‑free.

Data, media, and compatibility

Beyond displays, the USB-C hub provides fast data transfers through the USB-C 5Gbps and USB-A 5Gbps ports, along with SD/MicroSD card slots for quick media access (104Mbps). It’s built to work with laptops that support display, charging, and data transfer over USB-C, including popular brands such as Dell, Lenovo, and Surface.

Real-world use cases

• Remote work setup: two external displays while keeping your laptop charged and cables organized.
• Creative workflows: extend your canvas across two monitors for reference materials and editing apps.
• Presentations and classrooms: mirror or extend displays for clear demonstrations to a larger screen.

Tips for best results

• Use a 65W+ PD adapter (not included) to maximize charging while the dock powers peripherals.
• Ensure your laptop’s USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode for full display performance.
• MacOS users may observe a single external monitor in Extend mode on certain setups; plan layouts accordingly.