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The UGREEN Revodok Pro 314 expands a USB-C laptop into a multi-display workstation with two HDMI outputs, DisplayPort, wired networking, card readers, audio, and multiple USB ports. Connect an external USB-C power adapter to the dock’s PD input to pass charging power to a compatible host.
Key features:
• 14-in-1 expansion with dual HDMI and one DisplayPort
• Two HDMI outputs up to 4K@60 Hz; DisplayPort up to 8K@30 Hz or 4K@120 Hz as specified
• USB data ports include up to 10 Gbps and 5 Gbps connections
• Gigabit Ethernet, SD/TF card reader, and 3.5 mm audio
• USB-C PD input supports up to 100 W pass-through; phone output up to 27 W as stated
Specifications:
• Brand: UGREEN
• Model: Revodok Pro 314
• Host connection: USB-C
• Power: connect a compatible external USB-C PD adapter for pass-through charging
• Display output depends on host USB-C video capability and supported display configuration
Set contents:
• 1 Revodok Pro 314 docking station with attached host cable
Use scenarios:
• Connect the dock to a compatible USB-C laptop, then attach monitors, storage, network, and other peripherals.
Buyer notes:
• Check your computer’s USB-C video and power-delivery support. Supported resolution and simultaneous display count vary by host operating system and hardware.