StarTech 132N-TB4USB4DOCK
StarTech docking stations

StarTech 132N-TB4USB4DOCK

The 132N offers a broad desktop connection set, but its four-screen Windows claim and two-screen Mac claim belong to different host conditions.

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Consider it for

  • Documented Windows quad-screen configurations
  • Supported dual-display Macs needing 2.5GbE and card readers

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  • Quad displays depend on Windows, host GPU, DSC and video configuration.
  • Base M1/M2 support one native external display; other Mac limits vary.
  • Official host charging is 98W, despite 100W listing wording.
  • DisplayPort outputs require active adapters when conversion is needed.

Four monitors is a Windows configuration

StarTech documents quad 4K60 on suitable Windows laptops with Intel 12th-generation or later processors and DisplayPort 1.4 DSC. The dock uses MST as part of that arrangement. An older or differently configured machine cannot be assigned the same result solely because it has a Thunderbolt-shaped USB-C port.

For Macs, the manufacturer documents a maximum of two external displays on supported configurations. Base M1 and M2 systems retain a one-display limit; this is not DisplayLink. M3 configurations have their own closed-lid conditions. Identify the complete chip name before comparing docks because a Pro-branded laptop does not necessarily contain a Pro-tier processor.

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Use 98W in the power calculation

The listing headline rounds charging to 100W, while the official datasheet repeatedly specifies 98W host Power Delivery from the included 180W supply. We use the documented 98W value. The difference is small, but keeping input and output figures separate prevents larger mistakes elsewhere in the shortlist.

USB accessories, SD and microSD media, 2.5GbE and a headset can remain attached to the desk. The DisplayPort outputs do not support passive DisplayPort adapters, so include appropriate active conversion hardware if your monitors require it. This dock is most compelling when its connection mix solves an actual desk inventory. The maximum-display headline alone leaves too much of the purchasing decision unanswered.

Connections & compatibility

Connection to laptop
Thunderbolt 4 or USB4 recommended; reduced USB-C fallback
Display technology
thunderbolt
Maximum displays (conditions apply)
4
Power to laptop (W)
98
HDMI sockets
2
DisplayPort sockets
2
Wired network
2.5 Gigabit Ethernet
USB peripherals
6 USB-A ports at mixed 480Mbps/5/10Gbps plus 1 USB-C 10Gbps
Display requirements
Up to quad 4K60 Windows with documented DSC host; up to dual 4K60 supported Mac
Mac notes
Native model/chip limits; not a DisplayLink workaround
Windows notes
Quad 4K60 requires supported host with DP 1.4 DSC

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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Sources & specifications

Research checked September 11, 2026. Product revisions, firmware and operating systems can change compatibility.

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