USB-C 6-in-1 Laptop Dock with HDMI and SD Card Reader
One slim aluminum dock gives a thin laptop back the ports it lost. HDMI for a second screen, USB 3.0 for drives, USB-C charging and SD and microSD reading all run through one short cable. Carry it to class, a meeting or a shoot without a drawer of adapters.
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One slim aluminum dock gives a thin laptop back the ports it lost. HDMI for a second screen, USB 3.0 for drives, USB-C charging and SD and microSD reading all run through one short cable. Carry it to class, a meeting or a shoot without a drawer of adapters.
Six-in-one USB-C dock adds HDMI, USB 3.0, charging and SD/TF card reading to a slim laptop
- Too few ports on ultrabooks and MacBooks
- No SD or TF card slot for reading cameras and memory cards
- Need to charge while using peripherals
- Need to output to an external display
One slim dock gives your thin laptop every port back
Your ultrabook or MacBook has two ports and no card slot, so you juggle adapters at every desk. Plug in one aluminum dock and you get HDMI, USB 3.0, charging and SD/TF reading through a single cable.
Six ports you were missing, in one body

Charge and display together
The USB-C PD port keeps the laptop charged while the HDMI output drives an external display in 4K. You can run a presentation or a second screen without giving up the charger.

Read SD and microSD cards
The dedicated SD and TF slots take the card straight from your camera or memory stick. Laptops without a card slot can import photos and footage without a second reader in the bag.

Two USB 3.0 ports for drives
Two USB 3.0 ports take flash drives, a keyboard and a mouse alongside the display and charging connections. The brushed aluminum body stays slim enough to slide into a laptop bag.
Ready in three steps
- 1Plug the cable into your laptop
Connect the USB-C male plug to a USB-C port on your laptop. The dock is ready to use right away.
- 2Connect your displays and devices
Run HDMI to your monitor or projector, then plug USB drives, a keyboard or a mouse into the USB 3.0 ports. Keep your charger in the PD port.
- 3Eject cards before you pull them
When you finish a transfer from an SD or microSD card, eject it from your operating system first, then take it out of the slot. Pull the dock out by the aluminum body, not the cable.
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Yes, as long as your laptop has a USB-C port that supports data and power. The dock connects through a USB-C male plug, so it fits any MacBook or ultrabook that has USB-C. Check your laptop's port type before you buy if it uses an older connector.
Yes. The USB-C PD charging port sits on the dock next to the HDMI output and the card slots, so the charger stays plugged in while you run a monitor and copy files.
Yes. The dock has a full SD card slot and a TF (microSD) slot. A microSD card goes in directly, so you skip the small adapter that most laptops need.
The aluminum body helps spread heat across the housing. Expect it to feel warm after a long session with a monitor and a charger connected, which is normal for a multi-function dock.
A single-purpose adapter handles one job, so most desks end up with a drawer of them. This dock covers HDMI, two USB 3.0 ports, PD charging, SD and TF in one aluminum body on one cable. Over a year of daily use, one dock replaces the stack of adapters you would otherwise buy and lose.
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