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Ugreen Revodok Pro Docking Station offers triple 4K support for $169.99

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Ugreen Revodok Pro docking station offers triple 4K monitor support for Windows and 100W charging for $169.99. Mac users are limited to a single display.

Ugreen Revodok Pro USB-C Docking Station (Triple 4K, 100W)
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Ugreen has expanded its lineup of docking stations with the new Revodok Pro, a hub designed to give laptop users a desktop-like experience without sacrificing portability. The product provides triple 4K display support at a price point that is competitive with other multi-monitor docking stations. Buyers who need to connect multiple screens to a single USB-C port will find a practical solution here, especially those on Windows systems.

Windows users get three 4K screens while Mac support remains limited

The Revodok Pro is a 14-in-1 hub that serves as a central connection point for laptops and desktops. It supports up to three 4K monitors on Windows PCs through two HDMI ports and one DisplayPort. macOS users face a limitation, as the dock supports only a single extended display on Apple computers. The difference in display support between operating systems is relevant for users with specific multi-monitor requirements.

Specifications

  • Display Support: Triple 4K (Windows) / Single 4K (macOS)
  • Power Delivery: 100W to host laptop
  • USB Ports: 2x 10Gbps USB-C, 1x 10Gbps USB-A, 2x 5Gbps USB-A
  • Connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet, SD/microSD, 3.5mm headphone jack
  • Dimensions: 3.8 x 2.0 x 4.9 inches

Technical specifications include robust data transfer speeds and flexible power delivery options. The hub features two 10Gbps USB-C ports and one 10Gbps USB-A port on the front panel for quick access. Two additional 5Gbps USB-A ports sit on the rear, while a dedicated USB-C port provides up to 27W of power for smaller devices. The dock itself delivers up to 100W of Power Delivery to the host laptop, ensuring your main device stays charged during heavy use.

Beyond display and data, the Revodok Pro includes connectivity options for media and networking. It features SD and microSD card slots for photographers and videographers, a Gigabit Ethernet port for stable wired internet, and a 3.5mm headphone jack for audio. The unit measures 3.8 by 2.0 by 4.9 inches, making it compact enough for most desks. We previously covered Ugreen's 11-in-1 USB4 dock, which drove a single 4K 240Hz monitor for $150, offering a comparison point for users prioritizing refresh rate over screen count.

Pricing and availability are established across key Western markets. The dock is available to order on Amazon for $169.99 in the US. UK customers can purchase it for 129.99 GBP (around $172), and German buyers will pay 159.99 EUR (around $179). The product is currently in stock and ready to ship in all listed regions.

The Revodok Pro features high specifications and supports multiple operating systems. It provides a clear path for Windows users needing triple displays and reliable peripheral support. Mac users should note the single-display limitation before purchasing.

Source: Ugreen, NotebookCheck

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