Multiport Desk Docking Station for Laptops

Product Detailed Description

A docking station is a shallow box that gathers the tangle of a workstation into one point on the desk. The body sits low and flat, sliding under a monitor foot or against a screen stem so the cable drops behind. A metal casing is joined by a thin seam along the lower lip, with port openings cut into the front face and a single cable leaving one side toward a laptop set at the desk edge. You slot display leads and drives into the open row, place the laptop on the stand, and stow spare cable length under the body before the next user sits down.

• Thin rubber feet at the corners raise the metal body off the desk so spillage can be wiped around it
• Ports grouped along the front and side let display leads, drives and headsets reach in without unplugging one another
• A fixed link cable exits one rear corner, leaving room for the laptop to sit slightly forward on the desk
• Ventilation slots run along each edge so air passes through the metal casing around the port cluster
• Plug display leads into the side row before placing the laptop on the desk, then run the link cable out behind the monitor