USB-C Hubs and Docking Stations

Hub or docking station, what's the difference?

A USB-C hub adds ports to your MacBook via a single USB-C connection. Compact, lightweight, and ideal for everyday use on the go.

A docking station goes further: more ports, more bandwidth, and often support for multiple external displays. Ideal for a fixed workstation at home or in the office.

Both categories are available at iMounts, tailored to Apple hardware.

When do you choose a docking station?

A docking station is the right choice if you:

• Work with two or more external displays
• Transfer large files via high-speed USB
• Want a stable, fixed connection for working from home or professional use
• Want to utilize Thunderbolt 3 or 4 for maximum throughput

For light use or mobile setups, a compact hub is often sufficient.

iMounts docking stations: what do you get?

iMounts docking stations for MacBook combine:

• HDMI output for 4K displays
• Thunderbolt 3 for data (40 Gbps) and charging (up to 100W)
• Multiple USB-A 3.0 ports
• SD and microSD card reader
• Color design matching your MacBook (Space Gray, Silver, Midnight Blue, Starlight, Sky Blue)

One connection replaces all your separate adapters and cables.