The Plugable USB-C Portable Monitor (USBC-PDMON) is a relatively low-cost 15.6-inch full-HD display that differentiates itself by going all-in on USB-C and including both power and data pass-throughs ...
The Plugable USBC-MSTH2 is designed for business travelers, home office users, or anyone who needs to boost their productivity with multiple displays without buying a docking station at a cost of up ...
Don’t you always feel a little tingle of victory when you find a deal you’re not supposed to know about? In this case, Plugable is sneaking in a 41 percent off Black Friday deal on its Thunderbolt 4 ...
Plugable has announced two new products—a port expansion for iMac users with the AD-6IN1, and a 2.5GbpsEthernet and charging solution for port-limited laptop users with the USBC-2500PD. Here is how ...
While the Plugable UD-ULTC4K doesn’t have a very exciting name, the USB-C hub does boast a whopping 13 ports. It can add up to three high-res external displays to a Mac, plus USB-A accessories, ...
The best laptop docking station deal of Amazon’s October Prime Day sales event is, without a doubt, the Plugable Thunderbolt 4 dock (model TBT4-UDX1). I’m happy to explain why. For the last five years ...
The Plugable UD-ULTCDL docking station can drive three 1080p displays with a refresh rate of 60Hz, even with Apple's M1 and M2 MacBooks. Plugable makes computer docks and accessories for home and ...
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Depending on the model, an Apple Silicon MacBook Pro officially supports between one and three external displays, but a software workaround lets you boost that number. The new Plugable UD-7400PD dock ...
Plugable’s latest USB-C hub lets you add a trio of monitors, and it sports six USB-A ports. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac The Plugable UD-6950PDZ Docking Station includes a trio 4K HDMI Ports and the ...
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