Six-Function Type-C Docking Station

Product Detailed Description

This is a Type-C docking station built as a small flat block that gathers several connectors into one housing. A short cable runs from the shell to the host device, and the ports line the opposite face, so the whole unit rests on a desk rather than dangling from the socket. Buyers in the trade stock it as an accessory for laptop and tablet users who need more ports than their machine provides. It is carried in a bag and set down beside the computer when a desk is claimed.

• Rectangular housing with a short captive cable, so the hub lies flat beside the laptop instead of hanging from the port
• Several ports share one face, letting a user route display, data and power leads from a single point
• Sockets are set into the shell rather than raised on a board, so plugs seat straight and stay put in a bag
• High-speed data ports sit alongside the display output, so a buyer moves files and drives a screen from the same block
• Pocket-sized body slips into a laptop sleeve, which suits staff who carry their own dock between desks