Kensington SD4839P Triple Video Docking Station (Black) - Posted 17 days ago

 Expand the utility of your notebook with the compact Kensington SD4839P Triple Video Docking Station. Giving you a variety of data inputs and three video outputs, you can transform your notebook into a fully functional workstation so you can complete your tasks quickly and efficiently.

Three USB-A and one USB-C ports are found on the front of the dock, each operating on the USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface, giving you up to 10 Gb/s data transfer speeds, ideal for supporting high-speed peripherals like storage drives, interfaces, and more. A 3.5mm combo audio jack is available for headsets so you can listen to your media or conference calls with ease. On the back you get one HDMI and two DisplayPort video outputs, allowing you to connect up to three displays with a wide range of resolutions and refresh rates depending on your setup. A Gigabit Ethernet LAN port is also located on the rear for hardwired network connectivity. Additionally, a barrel connecter for the AC adapter is located on the back, providing your host device with 85W of Power Delivery, keeping your notebook powered up while you work. The docking station sports a unique plug-and-play design, ensuring optimal compatibility with Windows 10 (or later) devices without the need to download any additional software.

Resolution Support

This docking station supports various display setups thanks to the dual DisplayPort and single HDMI video outputs. You get up to 4K resolution at 60 Hz refresh rate on single and dual setups while triple display setups can handle up to 1080 resolution at 60 Hz refresh rate.

Zero-Footprint Mounting & Security

Maximize desktop space and reduce cable clutter by mounting your docking station out of the way with an optional mounting bracket. Lock slots allow you to protect your investment with a cable lock thanks to the dual locking slots.

Host Connectivity

A detachable USB-C cable can be used to connect to your host system. For optimal performance, your Windows notebook must support DisplayPort Alt Mode and Power Delivery technologies.