The USB-C Cube Docking Station for Samsung DEX Phones and Tablets turns your Samsung DeX device into a full-fledged desktop system. Drive an external HDMI display, connect USB peripherals such as your keyboard and mouse, connect to a wired Gigabit Ethernet network, and keep your phone charged with 15W of power delivery, all via a single USB-C cable. A portable design allows for easy deployment at home or on the go.

Please note, this dock is intended for use with Samsung DeX phones and tablets, including the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, S10, S10 Plus, S10e, S9, S9 Plus, Tab S5e, and Tab S4 tablets. It is also compatible with the Galaxy Note 8, S8, and S8 Plus after installing the Android 9 Pie OS. This dock does not support DisplayPort.

Supports 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz via HDMI    USB-A & Gigabit Ethernet Ports    15W USB-C 3.0/3.1 Gen 1 Host Connector    Portable Design

This dock brings desktop functionality to a compatible Samsung DeX device. Plus, one USB-A 3.0/3.1 Gen 1, two USB-A 2.0 ports, and a Gigabit Ethernet interface accommodate peripherals. Please note, DisplayPort monitors are not supported.

A small-scale cube form factor saves valuable desk space at any workstation. The minimal design makes this lightweight dock perfectly suited for travel and quick setup at home or on the go.

This dock is intended for use with Samsung DeX phones and tablets, including the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, S10, S10 Plus, S10e, S9, S9 Plus, Tab S5e, and Tab S4 tablets. It is also compatible with the Galaxy Note 8, S8, and S8 Plus after installing the Android 9 Pie OS.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. want to connect two additional monitors. what do i need to do that?

A: To Plugable UD-3900 USB 3.0 Dual-Display Docking Station for Windows has two ports for video, a DVI and an HDMI port. You will need to know what kind of ports you would have on those monitors and get the proper cable form either DVI or HDMI to the monitor port.

Q: 2. Can this dock be used with a 14 TB sata hard drive?

A: Currently, the manufacturer only advises that the Sabrent USB Storage Drive Docking Station can only handle up to 10TB drives.

Q: 3. Can this be used with a Mac to add video outputs?

A: Yes, the Plugable 13-in-1 USB-C Multi-Adapter Laptop Docking Station with Triple HDMI Output can be used with a Mac to add video outputs.

Q: 4. Will this work with Mac OS 12?

A: This docking station is listed as being compatible with Mac OS 10 and later.

Q: 5. It this Dex dock compatible with Galaxy Note 9?

A: Yes it is: Transform your compatible Galaxy smartphone into a computer with the DeX Pad Dock from Samsung. Dock your S8/8+, S9/9+, or Note8/Note9 onto the DeX Pad and a special DeX mode will launch.

Q: 6. I get the picture on the TV monitor and the sound will stay with the phone. Is it correct?

A: You can choose between the phone (to which you can have a speaker connected) and the TV

Q: 7. Are there standard 5.25 inch drive bays that I could install in my PC case that will read these SSD Mini's? If there was a SATA connection drive bay that I could install to read these SSD Mini's it would make my life a lot easier than having to sit the docking station on top of my chassis all the time.

A: Don't buy... They burn out. I had the same experience with 2 units. The third party options have been pretty reliable.

Q: 8. Is it faster than usb3.0?

A: The 3.1 is about 10% (NOT 10X) faster on sequential reads and sequential writes (the most meaningful measure if you're using best practices -- a freshly formatted disk to write then later read video files). For random reads/writes using high queue with high thread count, the numerical differences were meaningful (but may not show in practice for video work) and for random reads/writes using low queue and low thread count, a marginal difference is seen. Details follow. I ran CrystalDiskMark 7.0 using the same SSD (a Samsung EVO 850 480GB) with each dock (the ATOMDCK003 --USB A 3.0 and ATOMDCK004 --USB C 3.1) plugged directly into my HP Spectre laptop native ports. I used default settings, which produce 8 results (2 sequential read, 2 random read, 2 sequential write and 2 random write results, average of 5 tests for each result and using 1 GiB file size). The 3.1 was slightly faster on sequential reads and sequential writes -- 464 (8 queues, 1 thread) and 443 MB/s (1 queue, 1 thread) compared to 426 and 422 MB/s read speeds, and 465 (8 queues, 1 thread) and 438 MB/s (1 queues, 1 thread) compared to 431 and 429 MB/s write speeds. For random reads/writes using high queue with high thread count, -- 127 MB/s read vs. 24 MB/s -- call that a factor of 5, and 90 vs. 40 MB/s write speeds -- a bit more than a factor of 2 (32 queues, 16 threads for those numbers). For random reads and writes with 1 queue and 1 thread, the numbers were only marginally better for the 3.1 compared to the 3.0 (24 vs 22 read and 33 vs 27 write).

Q: 9. I want to use this for photo back up. If I connect the device to a computer with the usb-c and then connect the device to an external HD; will that allow me to back up photos from my SD card to the external HD? I just want to see if I am missing anything?

A: Yes, that is it's purpose.

Q: 10. To overcome the rugged case issue, would a c-connector extender work ?

A: A small USB Type-C extender absolutely should be fine, but it may wear quickly from a lot of use, and could also be knocked off or fall off.