Belkin INC003VFBK notebook dock/port replicator Docking USB 3.2 Gen 2 (3.1 Gen 2) Type-C Black

Multiple Monitors Multiple PortsN/ACreate your workspace with a docking station that expands your connections for the office home office or classroom. Our USB-C docking station allows you to connect up to two extended monitors through HDMI or DisplayPort to your Chromebook. This 14-port docking station offers up to 65W of pass-through power and 10 Gbps data transfer speeds giving you the ability to connect and work while charging your laptop. You can connect an external hard drive mouse keyboard headphones and other peripherals to the USB-C dock while reducing desktop clutter with a single cable connection to your USB-C laptop. Its Works With Chromebook Certified with the ability to install firmware updates directly through Chrome OS for an enhanced connectivity experience. Plus its TAA compliant for use in a wide range of government applications.N/AN/AUp to 4K ResolutionN/AView everything in high definition and work on multiple applications across your screens. This USB-C dock allows your laptop to connect to up to three monitors* simultaneously on select host devices with MST capabilities so you can enjoy sharper-looking more detailed images and visualize content across extended displays. Monitor resolutions up to 4K are supported.N/AN/A65W of USB-C Power Delivery 3.0N/APower Delivery 3.0 delivers an efficient simultaneous pass-through charge up to 65W to your laptop and multiple accessories while working streaming or gaming. Plus USB-C PD 3.0 technology keeps you connected to devices even when your power source becomes disconnected. N/AN/AWorks With Chromebook Certified**N/AThis USB-C dock is part of our portfolio of Chrome-certified products. All our Works With Chromebook products have gone through extensive testing and are proven to meet Chromebook compatibility standards. You can be assured its a docking station thatll work seamlessly with your Chromebook with the ability to install any needed firmware updates directly. Not recommended for Mac users.