Ugreen has launched a new 15-in-1 USB-C docking station featuring DisplayLink technology, capable of supporting up to four 4K screens or an 8K display, with 100W power delivery, targeting professionals seeking extensive desktop connectivity.
Ugreen has expanded its docking line-up with a new 15-in-1 USB-C model that uses DisplayLink to push a broader multi-monitor setup than the company’s earlier docks. According to Notebookcheck, the device can drive up to four external 4K screens at 60Hz on macOS and Windows, while a single display can reach 8K at 60Hz. That makes it one of the more ambitious USB-C docks in Ugreen’s current range, particularly for users who need a desktop-style workspace from a laptop.
The hardware is built around a mix of video and data ports designed for a fully cabled desk. On the front, the dock provides two 10Gbps USB-C ports, a dedicated USB-C charging port rated at 27 watts, a 3.5mm audio jack and SD and microSD 3.0 card readers. Around the back are two HDMI 2.1 outputs, two DisplayPort 1.4 outputs, three 5Gbps USB-A ports, 2.5GbE networking and the upstream USB-C connection to the host machine.
Power delivery is another key part of the specification. The dock can supply up to 100 watts to a connected laptop, or 85 watts if the front charging port is in use. Ugreen also says the unit is available worldwide, with Notebookcheck putting the German starting price at €360 on Amazon. That places it well above simpler USB-C hubs, but in line with more capable office docks that combine charging, network access and multiple display outputs.
The launch also fits a broader pattern in Ugreen’s recent product strategy. The company has already introduced other multi-display docks this year, including models with Thunderbolt 5 and configurations aimed at triple-screen setups. By contrast, this new DisplayLink unit trades some host-connection speed for flexibility, making it more relevant for users who value monitor expansion and desk connectivity over raw bandwidth.
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