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The Razer USB C Dock is an 11-in-1 all-metal travel hub with 4K 60Hz HDMI, Ethernet, card reader, and 85W PD charging for PC and Mac, now $39.99 (down from $79.99) at Volt Harbor Supply.
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The Razer USB C Dock is the portable 11-in-1 hub for laptop and tablet users who need full desk connectivity on the road – 4K 60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, card readers, and 85W power delivery in an aluminum body. Buy online now for $39.99 – a 50% discount off the $79.99 compare-at price – with coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off and free shipping on orders over $45.00.
85W Power Delivery keeps USB-C laptops, tablets, and phones charged while the hub runs all connected devices (100W PD in; cable and adapter not included).
Works with Windows PCs, Macs, iPads, and Chromebooks. Note: M1/M2 Macs mirror displays over a single external output, so dual independent monitors require a DisplayLink-class solution or a Thunderbolt 4 dock like the Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock – a key comparison point when choosing between the two.
The all-metal aluminum alloy casing delivers durability and thermal management in a travel-friendly footprint, backed by up to a 2-year Razer manufacturer warranty.
At $39.99 – half the compare-at price – this is the affordable way to add 11 ports to any USB-C device. Stack coupon SAVE15 and reach free shipping over $45.00 by pairing with another item.
11 ports including 4K 60Hz HDMI and Gigabit Ethernet – at 50% off, just $39.99
85W PD passthrough charging powers your laptop while you work
Durable all-metal travel build with extra 15% coupon savings
Build: Aluminum alloy
Color: Black
Model: USB C Dock
Ports: 4x USB-A, 2x USB-C, HDMI (4K 60Hz), Gigabit Ethernet, UHS-I SD/MicroSD, 3.5mm audio
Charging: 85W PD passthrough (100W PD in)
Warranty: Up to 2 years
Sale Price: $39.99
Product Type: USB-C Multiport Hub / Docking Station
Compatibility: Windows PC, Mac, iPad, Chromebook
Compare-At Price: $79.99
Seller: Volt Harbor Supply
MPN: USB C Dock
At $39.99, the 11-in-1 USB C Dock is the affordable travel pick for USB-A peripherals, wired Ethernet, and 4K 60Hz on a single external display. Need independent dual monitors or 8K? Step up to the Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock at $91.73.
At Volt Harbor Supply – this page is the direct purchase endpoint at the current $39.99 sale price.
No – M1/M2 Macs mirror a single external display through this dock; for independent dual monitors, consider the Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock.
$39.99, a 50% discount off the $79.99 compare-at price, plus 15% more off with coupon SAVE15.
Yes – it works with Windows PCs, Macs, iPads, and Chromebooks via USB-C.
Yes – code SAVE15 gives 15% off, and orders over $45.00 ship free.
I carry this between the office and home every day and it handles everything. The 4K 60Hz output to my monitor is flawless, and 85W passthrough keeps my laptop charged while I work. The all-metal body feels way more premium than the $40 price suggests. Best travel accessory I've bought in years.
Snagged it at half off and honestly I would've paid full price. Ethernet port saved me when my hotel Wi-Fi was garbage, the SD reader is fast for offloading photos, and it stays cool even during long sessions. Plugged into my MacBook and it was instantly recognized with zero drivers.
Everything works as advertised — HDMI, charging, cards, the lot. My only gripe is that the cable is fixed rather than detachable, so packing it takes slightly more care. Still highly recommend for anyone tired of dongle chaos.
Does exactly what it promises. Zero complaints.
Been using it for about two months now. It sits on my desk connected to a 4K monitor, keyboard, external drive, and charges my laptop through one cable. Sometimes the ports take a second to wake up after sleep mode, but it's a minor thing. The metal housing doesn't flex or creak like my old plastic hub did.
Functionally it's fine — all ports work, display output is crisp. It does get noticeably warm during long charging sessions though. Not hot enough to worry me, just something to be aware of if you keep it under papers on a desk.
I do client presentations for a living and this thing has never failed me. Plugs in, drives the conference room screen at 4K, keeps my laptop alive through a three-hour pitch. At my age I've bought a lot of cheap hubs that died in six months — this one feels like it'll outlast my laptop.
Compact enough for my laptop sleeve and covers all the bases. Card reader speed is genuinely good. Wish the Ethernet port were gigabit-verified in the listing more clearly, but speeds have been fine for my needs.
Mine had an issue where the 85W charging kept cutting out with my laptop, though everything else functioned. Might be a defective unit — the replacement process was painless, so I'm not writing the product off entirely.
My son recommended this and he was right. Eleven ports sounds like marketing fluff until you actually use them all at once — monitor, mouse, keyboard, card reader, network, charging — and it just works. Feels solid, looks sharp next to my desk setup, and I'm no longer crawling under the table to unplug things.
