NCTS Type-C 12-in-1 USB-C Hub / Docking Station with Dual HDMI, VGA, RJ45 & 100 W PD

The NCTS Type-C 12-in-1 hub / docking station transforms a single USB-C port on your laptop or tablet into a fully featured workstation. It merges video output, power delivery, data expansion, and network connectivity in one compact adapter — especially useful for users of ultrabooks, MacBooks, Chromebook, and other USB-C devices requiring more I/O.

Video / Display Support

• Offers dual HDMI outputs capable of 4K@30Hz videostream. 

• Also includes a VGA port supporting 1080p@60Hz for legacy displays. 

• On Windows, supports MST (Multi-Stream Transport) so you can extend to three displays: two via HDMI + one via VGA. 

• On macOS, the external displays will mirror (i.e. identical content), as macOS does not support MST. 

 Power & Charging

• The hub includes a Type-C PD (Power Delivery) port, which supports up to 100 W of power input to charge your laptop or pass-through power while other ports are in use. 

• Note: PD port is for power input, not for data.

 Data & Connectivity

• USB ports: 2 × USB 3.0 (5 Gbps) + 2 × USB 2.0 (480 Mbps) for peripherals like external HDD, flash drives, keyboard, mouse, etc. 

• SD + TF card readers on board — supports both simultaneously. 

• RJ45 Ethernet (100 Mbps) interface for wired connectivity. 

• 3.5 mm audio / mic port for headphone output or audio pass-through.

 Physical & Other Details

• Cable length: ~12.5 cm 

• Enclosure: Likely aluminum or alloy shell (common in hubs) — helps with heat dissipation

• Compatibility: works with Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, etc. 

 Use Cases & Scenarios

• Turn a USB-C only laptop into a full desk setup: multiple monitors, wired network, external storage, audio, etc.

• Travelers and remote workers who need to carry one hub instead of many adapters

• Creators, designers, developers who often multitask across multiple screens

• Use in meeting rooms or classrooms to connect projectors, monitors, network, and devices all at once

 Limitations & Considerations

• The Ethernet port is 100 Mbps (not gigabit) according to spec sheet. 

• MacOS only supports mirror mode (not extension) for multiple monitors. 

• Using all video outputs simultaneously may reduce maximum resolution to 1080p on some ports.

• The PD port should be used for power in; it does not support data transfer.

• High-power USB devices (e.g. some external HDDs) may draw more than available hub current; use powered hub or external power source if needed.