USB-C KVM Docking Station Allows Centralized Access to 2 USB-C Devices

Access, control, boot and reboot two USB-C source devices. You can connect a combination of two PCs, laptops, tablets and Android smartphones, and transfer files between them. Both USB-C devices share one HDMI monitor, USB keyboard and USB mouse, which saves space on your desk or workspace.

Typical Applications

  • Control 2 USB-C devices using one keyboard, mouse and HDMI display
  • Extend or mirror your laptop or PC monitor on multiple displays to aid in multitasking and increase productivity
  • Save money and space by sharing USB peripherals, such as a printer and external hard drive, between 2 connected computers

Switching Between Computers Is Fast and Easy

A remote port selector is included to quickly toggle between both source devices. LEDs indicate which device is currently selected. This dual-port workstation encourages multitasking by allowing you to extend screens, connect USB peripherals and switch easily between connected sources.

Supports USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode for Converting Audio/Video Signals

By connecting the included USB-C cables to source devices that support USB DisplayPort Alt Mode, you can output 4K video and digital audio to an HDMI monitor, television or projector without installing special software drivers.

Use the included USB-C cables to connect your computer, laptop, tablet and/or smartphone to the USB-C KVM docking station. The plug-and-play B003-HC2-DOCK1 requires no drivers to download and install, so you can connect and use it immediately.

Connect 2 USB Peripherals and Share Them Between Devices

The dual-port USB 3.2 Gen 1 hub lets you share printers, hard drives, scanners, webcams, flash drives and other peripherals between both source devices. Both USB ports support fast data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps and are backward compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 devices.

The USB-C Power Delivery 3.0 port supports power output up to 85W (at 5/9/15/20V power profiles), which is sufficient for charging and powering the connected source device, such as an Android smartphone or Chromebook.