Connectivity accessories maker StarTech.com expanded its lineup of USB-C multiport adapters. The company said the new adapters enable you to create a powerful mobile workstation no matter where your work takes you.
StarTech.com‘s new multiport adapters offer an array of ports and features, ensuring they meet the needs of hybrid workers and IT professionals. Features include 4K resolution, gigabit Ethernet, power delivery (PD) pass-through and USB fast-charging.
You can click through to the various adapters and see their main features in the list below.
StarTech.com USB-C multiport adapter lineup
- USB-C Multiport Adapter 4K 60Hz DKT30CHPD3
- 3 x USB-A, 1 x USB-C ports
- USB-C Multiport Adapter 4K 60Hz – DKT30CHSDPD1
- MicroSD/SD card readers
- USB-C Multiport Adapter for USB-C Tablets – DKT30ICHPD
- Cable-free USB-C host connection for iPad Pro and other USB-C tablets
- USB-C Multiport Adapter 4K 60Hz HDR10 – DKT31CHPD3
- 3 x USB 3.2 10Gbps ports
- USB-C Multiport Adapter 4K 60Hz HDR10 – DKT31CSDHPD3
- 100W Power Deliver 3.0
- SD card reader
Connectivity and support
Each of the new multiport adapters features an extended integrated host cable to reduce port/connector strain on 2-in-1 devices like the iPad Pro, Microsoft Surface Pro, HP Elite x2 and laptops on riser stands. (This does not include the DKT30ICHPD, which uses a cable-free design.)
All StarTech.com multiport adapters support the company’s new IT Pro Connectivity Tools suite, allowing for enterprise-level IT management.
StarTech.com USB-C Multiport adapters are available through leading IT resellers and distributors, including Amazon.com.
Where to buy: Amazon
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