Expand the screen real estate of your notebook with the CalDigit USB-C to DisplayPort 1.4 8K HDR Adapter. Able to deliver high-quality visuals with up to 8K resolution, the adapter allows you to optimize visual and audio suitable for both work and play. Compatible with Windows 10, macOS, and Chrome devices, you can easily enhance your workflow or even conduct in-person presentations without downloading any additional software thanks to its plug-and-play design. It is also HDCP compliant, allowing you to watch encoded content from various streaming sites with ease. This cable offers a DisplayPort female end and a USB-C male end which is compatible with Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4, USB4, and any other USB-C digital video output.

Supports up to 8K Resolution    USB-C Male to DisplayPort Female    Plug-and-Play Design    HDCP Complaint    Windows 10, macOS & Chrome Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible the the corning 25m optical cable? I tried using the optical cable and this dock will not work. It works fine with the included thunderbolt cable. Any advice?

A: Only a USB-C cable should be used with the CalDigit USB Type-C Pro Dock.

Q: 2. Will the data USB-C port still accept power as well? Would like to pass power AND kvm data from monitor to laptop via usb-c.

A: The CalDigit USB Type-C SOHO Dock has a single pass-through USB-C port can supply up to 90W to the connected device. The other USB-C ports will also output power to USB devices with the total possible power output maxing out at 100W of power.

Q: 3. How long is the USB-C cable that comes with the dock?

A: The CalDigit USB Type-C SOHO Dock BH #CA500916 comes with a 0.5m cable.

Q: 4. Can this record 4 different 4k cameras at once? if so what are the codec options for that?

A: No, it can only record 1 input at a time in ether ProRes or H.265.

Q: 5. I see this device cannot record multiple cameras at once...so what is this device used for?

A: Unit will only support one unit at a time. Following unit is used for 8K recorder featuring a large display with standard touchscreen deck controls for viewing recordings.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with the 2021 M1 Ipad Pro to use for attaching card readers (CFExpress/XQD), external drives and headphones (through USB-C headphone jack adapter)? If not please suggest alternative.

A: This CalDigit USB Type-C SOHO Dock is compatible with the M1 Macs.

Q: 7. Do the HDMI input and outputs support 8K?

A: No. The following unit supports HDMI up to UHD at 60fps.

Q: 8. does this come with the power cord or do I need to purchase it in additional to the unit?

A: The CalDigit USB Type-C SOHO Dock does not include a power supply, but a USB Type-C cable is included. You don't need to connect the CalDigit USB Type-C SOHO Dock to wall power to use it, as it can run off of the host computers power, but if you want it to charge your laptop you would need to connect a USB-C power supply to the dock's power pass through USB-C port. If you don't already have a USB-C power supply you could get one like the Xcellon Mighty Mini 165 65W GaN USB Type-C Charger (Black)(BH #XCPDG165B).

Q: 9. Is this a viable option as a VTR for video playback with the Constellation? The problem with the Hyperdeck minis is, they're so finicky with the types of files they will play back, we normally give up using them for playback due to frustration. Wondering if this deck has fixed that issue.

A: It works very well with the Constellation as a playback device. Yes - some files are finicky - our solution, pipeline everything through Adobe Encoder with their "Adobe Stock" preset - this makes them a flavor of ProRes (even up to 4k/59.94p) that the player is really happy with. Oh, and avoid special characters and long filenames. I can't put my finger on it, because we can export the SAME thing from Premiere, Avid Media Composer, etc., but a finalo pass in Encoder standardizes the files just right for us.

Q: 10. Can I use this for my iMac 2023 M3 chip desktop?

A: Yes, the CalDigit USB-C SOHO Dock is compatible with your iMac.