Manhattan USB-C Dock/Hub with Card Reader and MST, Ports (x9): Audio 3.5mm, DisplayPort, Ethernet, HDMI, USB-A (x3), USB-C and VGA, With Power Delivery (100W) to USB-C Port (Note add USB-C wall charger and USB-C cable needed),All Ports can be used at the same time

The USB-C Docking Station with MST from Manhattan – drive three monitors at once with 11 connections to your device

Increase your productivity with your desktop, notebook or tablet using this highly versatile docking station from Manhattan. Its Multi-Stream Transport (MST) technology helps you to multitask on three monitors at the same time since it includes an HDMI, a DisplayPort and a VGA port.

Connections to all your peripherals
With three USB ports for mice, keyboards and flash drives, a 3.5 mm stereo port for a headset and two slots for SD/microSD cards, this docking station easily satisfies all your connectivity demands. Plus, its Gigabit RJ45 port provides the wired network connection that’s missing in most modern Ultrabooks and Macbooks.

Up to 100 W charging power with USB-C Power Delivery (PD)
The included USB-C PD port lets you charge your notebook with up to 100 W while simultaneously charging your other mobile devices, such as smartphones or tablets through the USB-A ports. The Power Delivery function also provides faster charging than standard chargers since it determines the power needs of compatible devices and supplies it at the quickest and safest rate.

Take your phone to the big screen
Connect any Android 9 and later smartphone that supports video output over USB-C and enjoy your apps and media even more. Watch a video on your monitor or flip through the slides of your presentation – all from your phone.

A multiport adapter that's made to go where you go
Sturdy aluminium housing makes this multiport adapter the perfect travel companion. Despite its massive connectivity options, it’s still compact enough to fit right in your backpack or computer bag with your main device. Thanks to its fold-out kickstand, you can place your laptop directly on the docking station.