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product_id: 558670358
title: "WAVLINK DisplayLink Laptop Docking Station - Quad Monitor 5K/4K @60Hz, 100W Charging - Thunderbolt 4/3, USB-C/A - M1 M2 Mac/Windows/Chrome/Ubuntu - 4 HDMI, 4 DP, 180W Power, SD 4.0 CR, 2.5Gbps LAN"
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# 100W Laptop Charging 2.5Gbps LAN Speed 4K/5K Quad Monitor Output WAVLINK DisplayLink Laptop Docking Station - Quad Monitor 5K/4K @60Hz, 100W Charging - Thunderbolt 4/3, USB-C/A - M1 M2 Mac/Windows/Chrome/Ubuntu - 4 HDMI, 4 DP, 180W Power, SD 4.0 CR, 2.5Gbps LAN

**Brand:** wavlink
**Price:** 239119 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Quad monitors, max power, zero compromise — own your workspace like a pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** WAVLINK DisplayLink Laptop Docking Station - Quad Monitor 5K/4K @60Hz, 100W Charging - Thunderbolt 4/3, USB-C/A - M1 M2 Mac/Windows/Chrome/Ubuntu - 4 HDMI, 4 DP, 180W Power, SD 4.0 CR, 2.5Gbps LAN by wavlink
- **How much does it cost?** 239119 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- wavlink enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wavlink brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Audio & Peripheral Hub:** Integrated audio port plus multiple USB ports streamline your workspace with crystal-clear sound and device support.
- • **Power Through Your Day:** 100W USB-C charging keeps your laptop energized while powering all peripherals—no more battery anxiety.
- • **Blazing Fast Connectivity:** 2.5Gbps LAN and USB 4.0 SD card reader ensure lightning data transfers and smooth network performance.
- • **Expand Your Visual Empire:** Connect up to 4 UHD displays simultaneously with 4 HDMI + 4 DisplayPort ports for ultimate multitasking mastery.
- • **Seamless Cross-Platform Compatibility:** Works flawlessly with M1/M2 Macs, Windows, Chrome OS, and Ubuntu via Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB-C/A.

## Overview

The WAVLINK DisplayLink Laptop Docking Station is a powerhouse hub designed for professionals craving ultra-high-definition multi-monitor setups (up to 5K@60Hz), robust 100W laptop charging, and ultra-fast 2.5Gbps Ethernet. Compatible across major OS platforms and equipped with 4 HDMI and 4 DisplayPort outputs, it transforms any laptop into a productivity beast with seamless peripheral integration and enhanced audio support.

## Description

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Review: Works better than expected - Runs 4 screens independently on a laptop with intel integrated card only. All 4 screens are set at 1920x1080. I use it for work so it’s great. Didn’t know it was possible to run 4 screens without Nvidia or AMD gfx card, but here we are.
Review: I had some doubts but I gotta say... - To address the rating system before me, to choose from: >Overall Rating--- I give it 5 stars (I'll explain). >Tech Support --- I choose "Not Rated" - None necessary (see "Overall Rating" above). >Value For Money- I give it 4 stars (I'll explain) >Sleep Mode ------- I choose "Not Rated" (if someone can explain w t f "Sleep" is, I could rate it) I was skeptical to use this as I expected failure. I'm running a DELL laptop with, 1 LAN 2 USB 2.0 1 USB 3.0 1 HDMI 1 Audio Out And the usual Micro Card reader/writter I have 2 identical, 24 " LED Acer monitors, each with, 1 DVI port 1 VGA port The following is how I have two monitors running successfully , IN CONJUNCTION WITH, a laptop, a secondary [cabled], keyboard and a Bluetooth mouse [Logitech mouse, old DELL kbd]: This "Box" is connected to the Laptop by a true, USB 3.0 cable to USB 3.0 (Port 1) Secondary Keyboard --> USB 3.0 (Port 2) Monitor 1 --> DVI to HDMI [F] Converter -->> HDMI to HDMI (Single port) cable. Monitor 2 --> DVI to DVI (Single port) Therefore, the "Box" has available; 2 USB 2.0 1 USB 3.0 2 USB Charging Ports 1 LAN 1 Audio/IN 1 Audio/OUT Therefore, the DELL Laptop has available; 1 HDMI 1 LAN 1 USB 2.0 *Audio/OUT is connected to external speaker *USB 2.0 Is occupied by Bluetooth/(mouse) transmitter. *I'll be adding a 3rd, identical monitor to the equation - theoretically, in the HDMI port, on the DELL Laptop. During this very hectic time these monitors were able to show the vibrant, crimson, bleeding of the digital chart pixalization. The "Box" has been running nonstop since I got it and set it up - maybe a week after receiving it. It performed quite well in keeping the video connections almost pure. You could almost smell the copper from the blood my portfolio leaked for two weeks. But those red pixels...?? Man !! I use LED grow lights, but Jesus, Marie- when the monitors, connected to a "Box", connected to a laptop, connected to a speaker blazing "Forty Six & 2" on YouTube, while the monitors keep clones going for two weeks...??!! THAT, is an impressive BOX !! I didn't need technical support per se, but I needed mental support since Pink Floyd only helped curtail the monster for so long. I was told that "This was an outside issue". Having been a Tech, a Team Leader, and then Floor Manager in a top 3 computer company, before support was EXported to a country you can't pronounce, where people had the commanding understanding of the English words... "Please hold", and "Try plugging it in", while dealing with FRAUD PREVENTION... I understood that my dilemma TRULY wasn't their responsibility. So I never REally called them because I never REally needed them so I didn’t REally feel that it was fair to rate that which was not REally needed. It makes sense in my head (Shut up, he's typing. Don't tell him to shut up). As far as, "Value for the money", and the 4 Stars I gave it; It's a BOX. I'm not sure if it was designed this way but if you place the "Box" by instinct, with the cables in the back, then you are doing it wrong or there is a better way. Which then begs the questions as to placement of ports v. placement of bright-blinky lights v. "Box" orientation. It seems that standing the "Box", with the cables on the top, is a better situation. Putting the stack of cables just behind a monitor (on stands before mounting on a latis - the walls need new, greed bleed), allows for the hiding of the cable stack but keeping the pretty lights in sight, just under the frame. I say go for it. If you got the bread to spend and the need to juggle chaos in a manageable and recognizable form of insanity, who am I to discourage you. But remember, once you taste the Dark Side, you'll need another shot in the morning... at exactly 9:30 AM, NYSE-ST. Just don't leave it directly under the edge of your monitor. I'm not sure what dripping pixels will do to the electronics while exposed in its upright position. I hope this help you decide and if you were able to understand more than 73.27% of this the, please, seek help. But don't burden the tech support lines. Think about the minority of those who are well and don't lose social skills in a most necessary time of isolation. Alone. By yourself. With the "Box". Just you and the "Box". Day and night. Taunting me with those lights. Just blinking away as if it's some complex math from a civilization far, far away. Like a desert location with a name like ohhh, Mos Espa or maybe Mos Eisley.

## Features

- Multi-port Expansion: The WAVLINK USB C Quad Display 4K@60Hz Universal Dock comes with 4 HDMI and 4 DP ports, allowing you to connect up to 4 displays at the same time. Additionally, there are 4 USB ports, an SD 4.0 card reader, and a 2.5Gbps LAN interface, making it easy for users to expand their workspace and meet various needs.
- Quadruple Monitor Support: The maximum resolution will be 5120x1440p60 (5K UItrawide) or 4096x2160p60 (Cinema 4K) if quad DisplayPort video outputs for quad monitors. Quad Display (HDMI/HDMI+DisplayPort ) resolution up to 3840x2160@60Hz or 4096x2160@60Hz (Cinema 4K). This docking station provides an immersive visual experience that is perfect for professional multitasking or entertainment purposes.
- Powerful Charging Capability: Comes with a powerful 180W power adapter, the USB-C (host) charges your laptop with max.100W to keep it running all day, as well as powering your connected peripherals while displaying or transferring data. Worry-free about any low battery situation. Please make sure that the type-c port of your host supports power delivery. The USB-C port on the front supports 30W PD charging for any device that complies with USB PD charging.
- Enhanced Audio Experience: Includes an audio port, allowing you to connect headphones or speakers for enhanced audio experience.
- Wide Compatibility: This dock is compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4 interfaces and works with multiple operating systems such as Windows/Mac/Chrome, making it easy for users to use on different devices.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C58H1CDL |
| Best Sellers Rank | #13,279 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #215 in Laptop Docking Stations |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (857) |
| Date First Available | May 15, 2023 |
| Item Weight | 4.24 pounds |
| Item model number | WL-UG69PD12 |
| Manufacturer | WAVLINK |
| Package Dimensions | 11.1 x 5.2 x 4.45 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WAVLINK
- **Color:** Silver
- **Hardware Interface:** 3.5mm Audio, DisplayPort, Ethernet, HDMI, USB 3.2 Gen 2
- **Manufacturer:** WAVLINK
- **Number of Ports:** 19
- **Total HDMI Ports:** 4
- **Total USB Ports:** 4
- **Wattage:** 100 watts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Do i have to install Display link driver for laptop to use 4 monitors?**
A: Yes, docking station is based on Displaylink USB graphics technology which manages the Graphics and the audio and the gigabit ethernet functions. Please install the latest displaylink driver before use.

**Q: Why can't my laptop get charged through USB C port?**
A: Not all USB-C port support charging capabilities. Making sure that your laptop complies with USB C Power Delivery or claims Thunderbolt 3/4 charging capabilities. If it’s not supported, that comes with the system must be used to charge the battery.

**Q: When installing DisplayLink software on my Mac, why is it necessary to grant ‘Screen Recording’ permission?**
A: macOS requires "Screen Recording" for the DisplayLink driver to work properly. Approving it enables the driver to send data over USB from your computer to the DisplayLink-powered display. No data, images, or pixels are being stored or recorded.

**Q: Does this dock allow for four displays even on base M1, M2, M3 or M4 Macs?**
A: Yes. Enabled by DisplayLink technology, UG69PD12 can connect four monitors even if the computer supports only one display output on its own. DisplayLink Manager installation required on Mac.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works better than expected
*by L***S on February 19, 2026*

Runs 4 screens independently on a laptop with intel integrated card only. All 4 screens are set at 1920x1080. I use it for work so it’s great. Didn’t know it was possible to run 4 screens without Nvidia or AMD gfx card, but here we are.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had some doubts but I gotta say...
*by C***| on May 6, 2020*

To address the rating system before me, to choose from: >Overall Rating--- I give it 5 stars (I'll explain). >Tech Support --- I choose "Not Rated" - None necessary (see "Overall Rating" above). >Value For Money- I give it 4 stars (I'll explain) >Sleep Mode ------- I choose "Not Rated" (if someone can explain w t f "Sleep" is, I could rate it) I was skeptical to use this as I expected failure. I'm running a DELL laptop with, 1 LAN 2 USB 2.0 1 USB 3.0 1 HDMI 1 Audio Out And the usual Micro Card reader/writter I have 2 identical, 24 " LED Acer monitors, each with, 1 DVI port 1 VGA port The following is how I have two monitors running successfully , IN CONJUNCTION WITH, a laptop, a secondary [cabled], keyboard and a Bluetooth mouse [Logitech mouse, old DELL kbd]: This "Box" is connected to the Laptop by a true, USB 3.0 cable to USB 3.0 (Port 1) Secondary Keyboard --> USB 3.0 (Port 2) Monitor 1 --> DVI to HDMI [F] Converter -->> HDMI to HDMI (Single port) cable. Monitor 2 --> DVI to DVI (Single port) Therefore, the "Box" has available; 2 USB 2.0 1 USB 3.0 2 USB Charging Ports 1 LAN 1 Audio/IN 1 Audio/OUT Therefore, the DELL Laptop has available; 1 HDMI 1 LAN 1 USB 2.0 *Audio/OUT is connected to external speaker *USB 2.0 Is occupied by Bluetooth/(mouse) transmitter. *I'll be adding a 3rd, identical monitor to the equation - theoretically, in the HDMI port, on the DELL Laptop. During this very hectic time these monitors were able to show the vibrant, crimson, bleeding of the digital chart pixalization. The "Box" has been running nonstop since I got it and set it up - maybe a week after receiving it. It performed quite well in keeping the video connections almost pure. You could almost smell the copper from the blood my portfolio leaked for two weeks. But those red pixels...?? Man !! I use LED grow lights, but Jesus, Marie- when the monitors, connected to a "Box", connected to a laptop, connected to a speaker blazing "Forty Six & 2" on YouTube, while the monitors keep clones going for two weeks...??!! THAT, is an impressive BOX !! I didn't need technical support per se, but I needed mental support since Pink Floyd only helped curtail the monster for so long. I was told that "This was an outside issue". Having been a Tech, a Team Leader, and then Floor Manager in a top 3 computer company, before support was EXported to a country you can't pronounce, where people had the commanding understanding of the English words... "Please hold", and "Try plugging it in", while dealing with FRAUD PREVENTION... I understood that my dilemma TRULY wasn't their responsibility. So I never REally called them because I never REally needed them so I didn’t REally feel that it was fair to rate that which was not REally needed. It makes sense in my head (Shut up, he's typing. Don't tell him to shut up). As far as, "Value for the money", and the 4 Stars I gave it; It's a BOX. I'm not sure if it was designed this way but if you place the "Box" by instinct, with the cables in the back, then you are doing it wrong or there is a better way. Which then begs the questions as to placement of ports v. placement of bright-blinky lights v. "Box" orientation. It seems that standing the "Box", with the cables on the top, is a better situation. Putting the stack of cables just behind a monitor (on stands before mounting on a latis - the walls need new, greed bleed), allows for the hiding of the cable stack but keeping the pretty lights in sight, just under the frame. I say go for it. If you got the bread to spend and the need to juggle chaos in a manageable and recognizable form of insanity, who am I to discourage you. But remember, once you taste the Dark Side, you'll need another shot in the morning... at exactly 9:30 AM, NYSE-ST. Just don't leave it directly under the edge of your monitor. I'm not sure what dripping pixels will do to the electronics while exposed in its upright position. I hope this help you decide and if you were able to understand more than 73.27% of this the, please, seek help. But don't burden the tech support lines. Think about the minority of those who are well and don't lose social skills in a most necessary time of isolation. Alone. By yourself. With the "Box". Just you and the "Box". Day and night. Taunting me with those lights. Just blinking away as if it's some complex math from a civilization far, far away. Like a desert location with a name like ohhh, Mos Espa or maybe Mos Eisley.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great at First, Then Slowly Falls Apart
*by I***O on August 5, 2025*

I really wanted to love this dock. At first, it felt like the perfect setup — one cable to my laptop and suddenly I had multiple 4K monitors running, super fast Ethernet, a bunch of USB ports, and even my SD cards loading faster than ever. The idea of simplifying my workspace with one clean hub? That was the dream. And for a while, it did work as advertised. But after a few months, little issues started creeping in. Random screen flickers. The dock would disconnect from everything without warning. Sometimes my laptop wouldn't charge unless I unplugged and plugged it back in several times. Even my Ethernet connection, which I chose specifically for stability, started dropping out. There were moments where I thought: “Is this just me? Is it the cable? My laptop?” But I checked everything. Updated the drivers. Swapped cables. The pattern was always the same — it worked great for a bit, and then something would break the flow. What frustrated me most wasn't the features — those are amazing on paper — but the lack of reliability. When you depend on your setup to work smoothly day after day, surprises like random disconnects or having to restart the dock multiple times a week just become unacceptable. I still think this dock has a lot of potential, especially for someone with lighter needs or for short-term use. But for me, it ended up feeling like an unstable solution for something I needed to just work. So if you’re looking for a docking station that supports a lot of monitors and ports, the Wavlink WL-UG69PD8 Pro definitely delivers… until it doesn’t.

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