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Systems/ Devices Compatibility
- Windows 11 or higher
- Mac OS 14.6 or later (M chip)
- Compatible with Thunderbolt 5/4, USB4, and USB 3.0 computers featuring a USB-C port.
How to Check Your Laptop's Port:
For Best Performance (Thunderbolt 5/4): Look for the lightning bolt () symbol next to the USB-C port on your laptop. A Thunderbolt 5 port is required to unlock all features, such as triple display on Windows.
For Mac Users: All modern Macs with USB-C ports feature Thunderbolt 3 or higher, ensuring great compatibility. Display capabilities depend on your Mac's chip model (M1/M2/M3/M4 Base/Pro/Max).
For USB4 & USB-C (DP Alt Mode) Ports: The dock is compatible, but performance in display, data, and charging will be limited by your host device's capabilities.
To ensure the best experience, please check your laptop's official specifications.
Multiple Display Resolution (Max. Resolution)
Windows 11 or higher:
Single Display:
Via Thunderbolt 5: Up to 8K@144Hz
Via Thunderbolt 4: Up to 8K@60Hz
Via USB-C Alt Mode: Up to 4K@60Hz
Via Thunderbolt 3: Not supported.
Dual Display:
Via Thunderbolt 5: Up to 8K@60Hz
Via Thunderbolt 4: Up to 6K@60Hz
Via Thunderbolt 3: Not supported.
Via USB-C Alt Mode: Not supported.
Triple Display:
Via Thunderbolt 5: Up to 4K@144Hz
Via Thunderbolt 4: Not supported.
Via Thunderbolt 3: Not supported.
Via USB-C Alt Mode: Not supported.
macOS (14.6 or later):
Single Display:
M4 Base/Pro/Max: Up to 8K@60Hz
M1/M2/M3 Pro and Max: Up to 6K@60Hz M3 Base: Up to 6K@60Hz
M1/M2 Base: Up to 4K@60Hz
Dual Display:
M4 Base/Pro/Max: Up to 6K@60Hz
M1/M2/M3 Pro and Max: Up to 6K@60Hz
M1/M2/M3 Base: Not supported.
Triple Display:
All M-series chip Macs (including M4): Not supported.