Plugable's new docking station lets you connect to three monitors at once
You can toss out some of those extra cables, thanks to a new dock from Plugable.
What you need to know
- Plugable announced the UD-3900PDZ docking station.
- The docking station can connect your PC to three monitors at once through a single USB-C cable.
- The Plugable UD-3900PDZ docking station is available today for $149.
Plugable announced a new docking station today that allows you to connect a PC to three monitors at once. The docking station is called the UD-3900PDZ, and it combines DisplayLink, Alternate Mode, and Power Delivery technologies to connect a PC to an entire multi-monitor setup through a single USB-C cable. The docking station is available starting today for $149.
In addition to the docking station allowing you to connect to multiple monitors at once, it also has six USB 3.0 5Gbps ports, a Gigabit Ethernet port, and a 3.5mm audio jack. It also provides up to 60W of power delivery, so when you disconnect your laptop, it should have a full charge.
While the UD-3900PDZ can connect your PC to three monitors at once, the monitors are limited to different resolutions. With its three HDMI display ports, the docking station reaches 4K with 30Hz on the first HDMI display and 1920x1200 on the second and third displays.
The docking station supports Windows 10 PCs that have a compatible USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port.
Three monitors with one USB-C cable
You can use this dock to connect your PC to three monitors at once. It also has six USB 3.0 ports and a Gigabit Ethernet port.
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