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?Wide Compatibility & Driver-free?: Get rid of hassled driver installation, just plug and play! Widely compatible with Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7, Mac OS, Chrome OS, Linux, iPad OS, Harmony OS, Android. Suitable for your Thunderbolt 3/4 laptops or devices with USB-C port that supports charging and video output (Refer to the details page or contact our customer service for more compatibility information). ?Various Applications & Considerate Details?: Customize your display setup as you see fit with mirror, extend, rotation and clamshell modes. Regardless of your preference, the HDMI splitter can cater to various applications like work presentations, gaming, and movie watching, making it ideal for both work and leisure. It comes packed with durable nylon cord, and the aluminum housing design ensures durability and stability. ?Ultra-fast 87W PD Charging?: Say goodbye to low battery! Supporting up to 100W PD in, the powered hub can quickly power up your device with ultra-fast 87W PD charging, ensuring you have enough battery to support your daily tasks while playing games or multitasking without worrying about running out of power. Note: Please make sure that the type-C port of your host supports charging. ?Crystal-clear 4K@60Hz Display?: Enjoy a stunning single 4K@60Hz display, dual displays with 2x 4K@30Hz or 4K@30Hz+1080P@60Hz resolution with our USB C to HDMI adapter for monitors! Seamlessly transfer high-definition video and audio for the ultimate visual experience. Easily meets your needs—mirror or extend in a second, whether for presentation in a meeting or HD gaming. Note: Mas OS supports mirror and non-mirror modes only (extends dual external displays with the same content). ?3-IN-1 Dual HDMI Expansion?: Get the ultimate convenience with this HDMI adapter USB C hub--small body offers powerful connections! Dual 4K HDMI, 100W USB-C(PD In) ports make it the perfect companion to improve productive efficiency and enjoy more display options with its 2-HDMI expansion feature. Please note: The type-C port of your host should support video output.
