Your everyday desk. Ready for either computer.
Share two HDMI monitors and your desk accessories between one laptop and one desktop. iDock P10 brings display switching and USB expansion into one place, with laptop charging and wired networking for a more organised daily workspace.
iDock P10
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.
Give each task its own screen
Use two independent displays for documents, timelines or a reference window on a compatible Windows system. The USB-C path uses DisplayPort MST, so the laptop’s video capability determines the supported pair of resolutions.
Keep the accessories at the desk
Connect your keyboard, mouse, webcam and supported USB storage to the dock. Selecting a computer moves the shared workspace to that source, helping you avoid reconnecting individual devices.
Power and networking, clearly explained
Up to 65W comes from the dock’s included power adapter. Gigabit Ethernet is for the USB-C laptop only.
Make sure it fits your setup.
Dual 4K laptop requirement
For dual 4K 60Hz, the laptop needs DP 1.4 HBR3 with DSC and MST through USB-C. A lower-bandwidth host runs lower display modes.
Mac display mode
macOS does not support independent extended screens through this MST connection; the two external monitors mirror each other.
A shared workspace
The desktop needs both HDMI and DisplayPort video connections plus USB host. Both monitors follow the selected computer.
From unboxing to connected.
Check the computers
Confirm video outputs, USB host connections and the supported display count.
Connect the displays
Match the labelled monitor outputs to the display inputs using suitable cables.
Add your peripherals
Attach keyboard, mouse and other devices; connect the specified power supply.
Select and configure
Select a computer, then set resolution, refresh rate and display mode in its settings.
iDock P10 at a glance.
| Model | iDock P10 |
|---|---|
| Computer setup | One laptop and one desktop |
| Inputs | 1 × USB-C laptop; 1 × HDMI + DisplayPort desktop group with USB host |
| Display outputs | 2 × HDMI; up to 4K 60Hz each with suitable host |
| Laptop charging | 65W maximum; Up to 65W comes from the dock’s included power adapter. |
| USB data | 5Gbps on high-speed ports; USB 2.0 on designated ports |
| Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet is for the USB-C laptop only. |
| Switching | Panel button or optional EXB01 wired remote |
| USB-C display method | DisplayPort Alt Mode / MST; host dependent |
| Desktop USB host | USB-C on the dock; supplied USB-A to USB-C host cable |
A little clarity before you buy.
Can I show one computer on each monitor?
This dock is designed to switch the monitor pair to one selected computer. It is not an independent video matrix.
Why am I not seeing two 4K 60Hz options?
Check the laptop GPU, DisplayPort version, MST and DSC support, then the cables and monitor inputs. The dock’s maximum is not a guarantee for every USB-C host.
How do I change computers?
Panel button or optional EXB01 wired remote.
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