StarTech.com Docking Station/USB-C/Speakerphone/Single Monitor/4K60Hz HDMI or VGA/100W USB PD/2x USB-A/Multi-hub

Meeting room anywhere: USB-C mini docking station with speakerphone for online meetings anywhere. Ideal for hybrid workers who participate in web conferences in the office, shared workspace, or working from home
Optimized for Microsoft Teams: Fully compatible with web conferencing systems/softphone apps such as Zoom, Skype, and Google Meet. Multi-port adapter with call control buttons linked to web conferencing software (+/- volume, answer/hold, mute) Flexible setup: 56cm retractable cable for 2-in-1 devices (Surface Pro 7/8) Compatibility: Thunderbolt 4 & 3, USB-C compatible laptops including HP, Lenovo, Dell, MacBook, Chromebook and more. Windows, macOS, iOS (iPhone 15 [Plus/Pro/Max] or later), Chrome OS. HDMI 4K60Hz output (DP 1.4 Alt mode). Intel 11th/12th generation processor, compatible with Apple M1/M2/Pro/Max All-in-one USB-C connected speakerphone: USB-C speaker, microphone, multi-port adapter, HDMI 4K60Hz HDR(DP 1.4 Alt mode)/4K30Hz( DP 1.2 alt mode) or VGA, 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 hub (5Gbps), shared USB-C 5Gbps port or 100W PD passthrough (85W charges laptop)
Ideal for traveling between the office and home or for virtual meetings at home Connect your USB-C peripherals to the downstream 5Gbps USB-C port and use the HDMI or VGA port to connect to an external monitor connection
*Not all USB-C ports fully support the functions of the USB Type-C standard. Make sure your laptop's USB-C port supports USB Power Delivery and DP alt mode.
*This docking station can be connected to the USB-C port of a notebook PC that does not support USB Power Delivery. However, even if you connect the power adapter to this product, it cannot supply power to the host notebook PC.
*To obtain a resolution of 3840 x 2160p, a 4K compatible display is required (4K is also called 4K x 2K).
*USB3.2 Gen1 (5Gbps) is also called USB3.0 (5Gbps).
*Your laptop may have specific charging requirements. For example, if your laptop requires 60W of power and your adapter consumes some of the 60W, your laptop may not think it's getting enough power. For more information about Power Delivery, please contact your hardware manufacturer.