Hyper's USB4 Mobile Dock expands the Mac's connectivity on the go
Darryl Boxberger
Offering HDMI, USB 4, and DisplayPort, the new Dock from Hyper allows traveling users access to a world of peripherals for their Mac or PC.
Hyper's new portable docking solution packs a huge variety of ports in a compact design, that's meant to make this powerful yet convenient for MacBook Pro users.
The USB4 Mobile Dock supports up to two external displays at 4K 60 Hz, or a single 8K 30 Hz monitor. Its ports offer a choice of HDMI or DisplayPort, though there is only one of each.
However, the $139.99 Dock also features USB 4 with up to 100 watts of Power Delivery. The USB4 certification means it'll be able to offer 40Gbps of bandwidth, four times the speed of USB-C Gen2.
In total, the USB4 Mobile Dock comes with these ports:
- USB 4 with Power Delivery of up to 100 watts
- DisplayPort 1.4
- HDMI 2.1
- 2 USB-A ports
- Gigabit Ethernet
- 3.5mm audio jack
- USB-C port with Power Delivery of up to 100 watts
Slim yet powerful, the small and lightweight Hyper USB4 Mobile Dock easily fits into a laptop bag or carrying case for easy travel.
The Hyper USB4 Mobile Dock is available through Hyper for $139.99.
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The Hyper webpage says the USB-C port can output 85w to the laptop, not 100w.