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Our pick Plugable UD-ULTC4K
Why: Its HDMI and DisplayPort output choices let you match the dock to your monitor connections.1 Up to 100 W of host charging suits a laptop that can use that output; check the laptop’s power requirements before replacing its separate charger.1
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Our pick Syntech 6-in-1 Steam Deck Docking Station
Why: Its gigabit Ethernet port has a higher link-speed ceiling than the JSAUX dock's 100 Mbps port; download speed still depends on your network.23 Its three USB-A ports provide connections for a keyboard, mouse and controller, compared with two on the JSAUX.45
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Our pick Plugable USBC-10IN1E
Why: Its ten-port layout provides connections for peripherals such as a keyboard and mouse.678910 Its host charging output is rated up to 125 W; reaching that output requires a compatible power supply, cable and laptop.68101112 Its fastest USB data connections are rated at 10 Gbps, compared with 5 Gbps on the Kensington and Satechi; these are link ratings, rather than measured file-transfer times.6911
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Our pick IOGEAR Dock Pro Duo USB-C Docking Station
Why: Each host connection is rated for 100 W power delivery, including the second laptop.13 Its two DisplayPort outputs and one HDMI output suit a desk with matching monitor inputs.13
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Our pick Kensington SD7100T5 EQ Pro
Why: Choose Kensington SD7100T5 EQ Pro for a desk that needs room to grow: its 19-port inventory includes three downstream Thunderbolt connections for compatible drives or displays.14 Its Thunderbolt 5 connection and 140 W host charging suit a compatible laptop, but check the laptop’s charging requirements before replacing its separate adapter.14
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