Dock per laptop PureLink VL-D200 con filo grigio USB Power Delivery HDMI 2.0

The PureLink VL-D200 (branded Vuelogic in some markets) is a wired laptop docking station that combines USB4 Gen3 input with up to 100W USB Power Delivery and a 40Gbps data link. It provides two HDMI outputs (one supporting HDMI 2.1 up to 8K30 and one HDMI 2.0 up to 4K60), multiple high-speed USB ports, Gigabit Ethernet, SD and microSD card slots, a 3.5mm audio output, and DC power. The VL-D200 is intended to expand connectivity for laptops in home and office environments while keeping a compact, grey design.

Advantages

The dock supports up to 100W PD pass-through charging while offering a 40Gbps USB4 Gen3 connection for fast data transfer. Dual HDMI outputs allow a multi-monitor workspace with one screen at up to 8K30 and a second at up to 4K60. Multiple USB ports (including 10Gbps-capable Type-A ports and additional 5Gbps ports) plus SD/microSD card readers and Gigabit Ethernet reduce the need for separate adapters and simplify a wired workstation setup.

Suitable for

• Expanding laptop connectivity in home offices and corporate workspaces
• Dual-monitor setups for productivity, presentations or content review
• Users who require wired Gigabit Ethernet access and fast USB data transfer
• Photographers and content creators who need SD/microSD card access

Key specifications

• Model: PureLink VL-D200 (Vuelogic D200)
• Input: USB4 Gen3 with 40Gbps data rate and up to 100W USB Power Delivery
• HDMI: 2 ports — primary HDMI 2.1 (up to 8K30), secondary HDMI 2.0 (up to 4K60)
• USB ports: 4x 10Gbps (Type-A) and additional 3x 5Gbps plus 2x USB 2.0 (per source data)
• Ethernet: 1x Gigabit RJ-45
• Card readers: SD and microSD slots
• Audio: 3.5 mm output jack
• Power: DC-powered dock; pass-through charging up to 100 W
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Connect the VL-D200 to your laptop using the USB4 input cable and, if required, connect the DC power adapter to enable full 100W pass-through charging. Attach external displays to the HDMI outputs according to the resolution and refresh-rate support (primary port for higher-resolution single-screen use). Plug USB peripherals, SD or microSD cards, and a wired Ethernet cable into the corresponding ports. Configure display settings in your operating system to enable extended or mirrored desktop layouts.

Recommendations

For best performance, use a USB4-compatible host device to achieve 40Gbps transfer speeds and full 100W PD. When driving dual displays at high resolutions, ensure your laptop graphics and host port support the chosen output modes; connect only the required peripherals to avoid exceeding power budgets.