Kensington LD5400T Thunderbolt 3 Universal Dual 4K Dock with K-Fob Smart Lock - 85W PD (K33476NA)
Brand: Kensington


Best-in-class Thunderbolt 3 Docking experience with next generation laptop Locking technology, Kensington delivers a 2-in-1 docking and locking solution for both Windows and Mac; this is the Single-User model.; MacBooks with the new M1 chipset will only display to a single monitor due to Apple’s chipset limitations (see our part #K33620NA for a dual monitor solution for Apple M1 machines)
Thunderbolt 3 dock for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air 2018 W/Retina Display, and Windows supports 4K Ultra HD simultaneously (4096 x 2160 30-bit color @ 60 Hz) on two monitors, or 5K 60fps TO a single monitor via DisplayPort and ONE of the Thunderbolt 3 ports (USB-C to DisplayPort); delivers 85W power to charge the laptop; 1.5' TB3 Cable included; your laptop must be designed to support power Delivery via Thunderbolt to provide charging
Two Thunderbolt 3 ports; DisplayPort; four Super speed USB 3.1 Ports (5V/0.9a); Gigabit Ethernet port; combo 3.5mm Audio in/out port; Kensington Lock slot; scratch-resistant bumpers line the back wall and base to protect your laptop from cosmetic damage; 3 Year Warranty and lifetime technical support
Lock your MacBook (including touch Bar models), MacBook Air, thin & light PC, and other thin laptops with the 11"-15" Adjustable security arms; provides unobstructed access to the laptop's side ports and does not require any laptop modifications; k-fob smart lock technology combines encrypted security with the simplicity of keyless locking (includes 2 k-fobs)
Locking options: 1) tether to any fixed structure with the removable cable lock (included) which is unlocked along with the security arms by the k-fob; 2) use the Kensington lock slot (standard size) and a separate Kensington cable lock (not included) to secure for situations where the dock will stay in the same place but a laptop is going to move around; 3) attach to a desk with two screws via the hidden pre-drilled mounting hole on the bottom of the dock