Consider it for
- Windows desks that also need a phone charging location
- Consolidating several charging accessories
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- Shared power budget limits simultaneous maxima
- Not dual independent external desktops on macOS
A charging budget shared by several devices
Baseus lists a 160W total output budget and a host port capable of up to 100W, with a 180W supply included. Those figures describe different parts of the system. The individual port maxima should not be added together as though every socket could deliver its maximum at once. Ask how your simultaneous device mix affects available power.
Check the exact configuration and included power supply.
Check on AmazonThe dock is USB-C, even on a Thunderbolt laptop
The manufacturer identifies USB 3.2 Gen 2 data transport rather than a Thunderbolt-certified dock. A suitable Thunderbolt computer can use the device, but that does not turn its USB link into a full Thunderbolt connection. Buy it for the documented functions rather than the fastest protocol listed among compatible hosts.
Choose the display mode that matches your operating system
Its published display guidance describes dual 4K60 on supported Windows setups, with a single higher-refresh option through a designated HDMI output. On macOS, the external screens share one extended desktop or mirror. If you want two independent Mac workspaces, this is the wrong display arrangement. The wireless pad may help clear one charging cable, but check your phone’s supported charging mode instead of expecting the pad’s maximum rating on every handset.
Connections & compatibility
- Connection to laptop
- Full-featured USB-C with DP Alt Mode
- Display technology
- mst
- Maximum displays (conditions apply)
- 2
- Power to laptop (W)
- 100
- HDMI sockets
- 2
- DisplayPort sockets
- Not confirmed in our sources
- Wired network
- Not confirmed in our sources
- USB peripherals
- USB 3.2 Gen2; exact socket inventory not recorded
- Display requirements
- Dual 4K60 stated; single 4K120 via HDMI 2 with suitable host
- Mac notes
- Single extended display or mirrored external pair
- Windows notes
- Dual extend support with matching native video capability
These are published specifications, not results from hands-on testing. Maximum screen counts depend on the laptop, operating system, connection and chosen resolution.
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Research checked September 11, 2026. Product revisions, firmware and operating systems can change compatibility.
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