The Plugable USB-C Dual 4K Display HDMI or DisplayPort Docking Station is a versatile, high-performing docking station offering extensive connectivity and seamless dual 4K support with minor ...

More isn't always better, but sometimes being maximalist just makes sense. If more is your thing, then Plugable — an accessory maker based in Washington that's become known for its over-the-top ...

The Plugable USB-C 5-Display Docking Station (UD-7400PD) can, you guessed it, support up to five monitors. The firm itself has touted a range of variations here, including the use of up to three ...

There are two new cutting-edge docking stations and ... into a tiny space. Plugable revealed three new products during CES 2025 — the 5 Display Dock, 10-port USB-C Charger, and DisplayLink ...

Plugable releases a USB-C docking station that can support five screens simultaneously, including four 4K monitors and one 8K ...

Plugable USB-C Five-Display Docking Station (UD-7400PD) The UD-7400PD, powered by DisplayLink’s DL-7400 chipset, is the first docking station to support up to five displays, including four 4K and one ...

Finally, a complaint that will directly deter a select group of buyers: this docking station does not support triple displays. Neither of the USB Type-C ports support display output, meaning you ...

While using that many monitors simultaneously might feel like overkill, Plugable says its docking station is perfect for serious professionals like financial analysts or serious creatives.

The connectors all look the same (technically known as a “Type-C ... docking stations for more detail on the external display options with each recent MacBook. All docks come with a bunch of USB ...

However, I’d also wager that it doesn’t have ten, yes, ten fully-powered USB-C ports to juice up all your finest tech. Do you know what does? The new Plugable PS-10CC formally debuted at CES 2025.

A hot potato: The European Union decided to impose USB-C as the de-facto standard for data communication and battery charging on small devices two years ago. The new rule is now going into effect ...