UGREEN Revodok 206 6 in 1 USB-C Hub - Silver

Yes, the hub supports dual 4K@60Hz displays, allowing for efficient multitasking with two external monitors.

The hub supports dual 4K@60Hz displays or a single 8K@30Hz display.

Yes, it supports pass-through charging. For optimal speeds, use a USB-C charger rated at 65W or higher, and the hub can deliver up to 85W to your laptop.

The USB-C data port and the two USB-A data ports all support data transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 1).

The hub may work with some iPads and smartphones that support USB-C video output and accessories. However, these devices typically only support single-screen display output, not dual displays.

This is due to macOS's limitation of supporting SST (Single-Stream Transport) mode for dual external displays through a single USB-C connection. Both monitors will mirror each other in extended display mode.

No, the UGREEN Revodok 206 is a Plug and Play device. No drivers or software installation are required for basic functionality.

SST (Single-Stream Transport) means a single data stream is sent, which typically results in mirroring or limitations for dual independent displays (common on macOS). MST (Multi-Stream Transport) allows multiple independent video streams, enabling different content on each display (often supported on Windows).

Ensure your laptop's graphics card supports dual displays. Verify that your laptop's USB-C port supports video output. On macOS, note that dual displays in extended mode might mirror content due to SST limitations. Try lowering the resolution or refresh rate in your display settings. Ensure you are using a high-quality HDMI cable suitable for the desired resolution and refresh rate.

Confirm your laptop's USB-C port supports charging. Use a USB-C charger that is 65W or higher. Check that the PD cable is securely connected to both the charger and the hub.

Check that your laptop's USB-C port supports video output. Try a different HDMI cable or a different monitor. Ensure the monitor is set to the correct input source. Consider lowering the monitor's resolution or refresh rate temporarily.

Avoid connecting more than two high-power devices simultaneously without external power. For wireless peripherals, try to keep them at a distance from USB 3.0 devices. On Windows 11, check power management settings to ensure performance isn't limited on battery power. Try a different port or a powered USB hub if using multiple devices.

This is expected behavior due to macOS's SST (Single-Stream Transport) mode support for dual external displays via a single connection. Both monitors will mirror content. Windows systems often support MST (Multi-Stream Transport) for independent displays.