About Stable Driver

The innovation of USB-C technology brings a revolutionary change to the whole electronic industry, which redefines how thin a device can be. More importantly, it makes the dream of One-Connect-All come true. A stable and reliable way to expand the USB ports is becoming more and more important. While the truth is, as the unregulated market growing, the All-In-One may become the One-Fails-All.

To solve these fatal problems, LENTION published the advanced industrial standard Stable Driver to help customers buy products with confidence. Stable Driver solved 3 main concerns from customers: Non-interference between different ports (from signal interference to Plug & Unplug interference), Sufficient power supply to support the peripherals working normally, and Working under reasonable temperature to maximize the lifespan of the device.

Frequently Asked Questions About 11-IN-1 USB C Dock
Can the supplied cable be plugged in through any of USB C ports to connect to the host device?
No. The cable to connect to the USB-C port of the docking station with the laptop icon, and the other USB-C port with the lighting logo is the charging port. If it is connected to the PD port, the docking station will not respond.

Why can’t my HDMI resolution reach 4K@60Hz?
The max resolution and refresh rate output of the hub depends on the USB-C host devices, connected cable, and display specifications. For 4K@60Hz resolution, please note that the monitor and type-c host device must support DP1.4(4K@60hz) to achieve 4K@60Hz high definition resolution, and make sure the HDMI cable is HDMI2.0 or above.

Please Note:
Not compatible with Apple Superdrive.

Connect your host device to the LENTION Docking through the affiliated LENTION USB-C Connection Cable before using. Third-party cables are not supported.

Use the supplied cable to connect to the USB-C port of the docking station with the laptop icon, and the other USB-C port with the lighting logo is the charging port.

Connect the charger to the PD before using other ports to ensure that the docking station works stably. The docking station will withhold 15W of current. The actual charging power is the power of your PD power adapter minus the 15W required to be withheld for the dock.