Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (w/ Adapter)
The Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock is an essential companion for the modern remote professional. This compact dynamo supports dual 4K displays and powers your USB-C laptop with up to 100W PD (with an additional 135W USB-C adapter.) Crafted with 66% post-consumer recycled content in the chassis, it's designed to lighten your carbon footprint. And don't forget the adjustable cable management, balancing efficiency and convenience flawlessly. It's a true productivity booster at home, work, or anywhere in between. DISCLAIMER: Lenovo USB-C & Thunderbolt Docks are compatible with notebooks supporting industry-standard USB-C Alt-Mode or Thunderbolt protocols via their USB Type C port.
The Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock is an essential companion for the modern remote professional. This compact dynamo supports dual 4K displays and powers your USB-C laptop with up to 100W PD (with an additional 135W USB-C adapter.) Crafted with 66% post-consumer recycled content in the chassis, it's designed to lighten your carbon footprint. And don't forget the adjustable cable management, balancing efficiency and convenience flawlessly. It's a true productivity booster at home, work, or anywhere in between. DISCLAIMER: Lenovo USB-C & Thunderbolt Docks are compatible with notebooks supporting industry-standard USB-C Alt-Mode or Thunderbolt protocols via their USB Type C port.
The Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock is an essential companion for the modern remote professional. This compact dynamo supports dual 4K displays and powers your USB-C laptop with up to 100W PD (with an additional 135W USB-C adapter.) Crafted with 66% post-consumer recycled content in the chassis, it's designed to lighten your carbon footprint. And don't forget the adjustable cable management, balancing efficiency and convenience flawlessly. It's a true productivity booster at home, work, or anywhere in between. DISCLAIMER: Lenovo USB-C & Thunderbolt Docks are compatible with notebooks supporting industry-standard USB-C Alt-Mode or Thunderbolt protocols via their USB Type C port.
The Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock is an essential companion for the modern remote professional. This compact dynamo supports dual 4K displays and powers your USB-C laptop with up to 100W PD (with an additional 135W USB-C adapter.) Crafted with 66% post-consumer recycled content in the chassis, it's designed to lighten your carbon footprint. And don't forget the adjustable cable management, balancing efficiency and convenience flawlessly. It's a true productivity booster at home, work, or anywhere in between. DISCLAIMER: Lenovo USB-C & Thunderbolt Docks are compatible with notebooks supporting industry-standard USB-C Alt-Mode or Thunderbolt protocols via their USB Type C port.
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The lowest price for Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (w/ Adapter) right now is $164.00 at Lenovo, compared across 5 retailers.
The all-time low was $116.00 on 2 Feb 2025 — today's price is 41% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 12 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 12/10/2026 02:04:53
Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (w/ adapter)
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Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (w/ adapter) - 40B90100AU
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40B90100AU Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (Lenovo 7-In-1 Hub) 40B90100AU
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Lenovo Dual Display Travel 4K UHD USB Type-C Docking Station
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Lenovo USB Type C Docking Station for Notebook/Monitor - Charging Capability - 100 W - Eclipse Black - 2 Displays Supported - 4K @ 60Hz, 4K - 3840 x
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This doc works perfect for when I'm working from home. It provides enough power for my Legion laptop to keep it topped up while performing work related tasks. I also have 2 monitors connected to it that work well. No lag with all my devices plugged in like some docks off of Amazon I have used. Would definitely recommend. This doc does not provide enough power while gaming but I knew that already and the power limits were easily findable.
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I called online sales to ask for the best hub. I gave the sales person my Ideapad serial number. He told me to get this one. I told him more than once that this hub didn’t list my machine as compatible. He assured me it was new and the web page wasn’t updated to add my machine.m and it would work for what I wanted which was dual monitor, the only reason for getting this. I was very clear. He clearly wanted to make the sale and didn’t care that he lying to a customer. I spent a long time trying, bought new wires, finally got through to Ideapad support at Lenovo and found out that my machine will never support dual monitors. I sent the hub back and am waiting for a refund. I’m also reconsidering my love for Lenovo. It is only one bad experience but now I have a system ... MoreI called online sales to ask for the best hub. I gave the sales person my Ideapad serial number. He told me to get this one. I told him more than once that this hub didn’t list my machine as compatible. He assured me it was new and the web page wasn’t updated to add my machine.m and it would work for what I wanted which was dual monitor, the only reason for getting this. I was very clear. He clearly wanted to make the sale and didn’t care that he lying to a customer. I spent a long time trying, bought new wires, finally got through to Ideapad support at Lenovo and found out that my machine will never support dual monitors. I sent the hub back and am waiting for a refund. I’m also reconsidering my love for Lenovo. It is only one bad experience but now I have a system that doesn’t do what I need. When I shop for a replacement machine I may break my years of Lenovo use and try someone else who is more supportive.
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- Thunderbolt docking station with seamless connectivity and flawless device detection- Effortless setup straight out of the box, no troubleshooting required- Thunderbolt cable connection establishes stable and reliable communication- Devices such as external monitor, keyboard, and mouse are instantly recognized without configuration- Hassle-free charging for Lenovo Yoga laptop via Thunderbolt connection- Solid build quality.- Convenient plug-and-play experience enhances productivity and eliminates cable clutter- Exceptional user experience
| Max Number of External Monitors | 2 |
| Refresh Rate | 2 x 3840 x 2160 @60Hz |
| AC Plug | Type-C |
| Warranty Type | CRU |
| Output Power | 65W |
Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (w/ adapter)
Free delivery
Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (w/ adapter) - 40B90100AU
Delivery between 14–20 Oct $11.95
40B90100AU Lenovo USB-C Dual Display Travel Dock (Lenovo 7-In-1 Hub) 40B90100AU
Delivery $15
Lenovo Dual Display Travel 4K UHD USB Type-C Docking Station
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Lenovo USB Type C Docking Station for Notebook/Monitor - Charging Capability - 100 W - Eclipse Black - 2 Displays Supported - 4K @ 60Hz, 4K - 3840 x
Free delivery between Wed – Sat
This doc works perfect for when I'm working from home. It provides enough power for my Legion laptop to keep it topped up while performing work related tasks. I also have 2 monitors connected to it that work well. No lag with all my devices plugged in like some docks off of Amazon I have used. Would definitely recommend. This doc does not provide enough power while gaming but I knew that already and the power limits were easily findable.
I called online sales to ask for the best hub. I gave the sales person my Ideapad serial number. He told me to get this one. I told him more than once that this hub didn’t list my machine as compatible. He assured me it was new and the web page wasn’t updated to add my machine.m and it would work for what I wanted which was dual monitor, the only reason for getting this. I was very clear. He clearly wanted to make the sale and didn’t care that he lying to a customer. I spent a long time trying, bought new wires, finally got through to Ideapad support at Lenovo and found out that my machine will never support dual monitors. I sent the hub back and am waiting for a refund. I’m also reconsidering my love for Lenovo. It is only one bad experience but now I have a system ... MoreI called online sales to ask for the best hub. I gave the sales person my Ideapad serial number. He told me to get this one. I told him more than once that this hub didn’t list my machine as compatible. He assured me it was new and the web page wasn’t updated to add my machine.m and it would work for what I wanted which was dual monitor, the only reason for getting this. I was very clear. He clearly wanted to make the sale and didn’t care that he lying to a customer. I spent a long time trying, bought new wires, finally got through to Ideapad support at Lenovo and found out that my machine will never support dual monitors. I sent the hub back and am waiting for a refund. I’m also reconsidering my love for Lenovo. It is only one bad experience but now I have a system that doesn’t do what I need. When I shop for a replacement machine I may break my years of Lenovo use and try someone else who is more supportive.
- Thunderbolt docking station with seamless connectivity and flawless device detection- Effortless setup straight out of the box, no troubleshooting required- Thunderbolt cable connection establishes stable and reliable communication- Devices such as external monitor, keyboard, and mouse are instantly recognized without configuration- Hassle-free charging for Lenovo Yoga laptop via Thunderbolt connection- Solid build quality.- Convenient plug-and-play experience enhances productivity and eliminates cable clutter- Exceptional user experience
The dock itself has all the functionality I was looking for and seems to work just fine. My only complaint is that the 90 Watt power supply that come with the dock does not keep the battery charged on my Lenovo Legion when plugged in. I am able to use the power supply that came with laptop, but the power supply that came with the dock is essentially useless. I had to buy an additional power supply to avoid the hassle of climbing under my desk and disconnecting the dock power supply so that I can take my laptop with me. A bit frustrating as the description on Lenovo's website indicated it was compatible with my computer.
I have a brand new ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 (20XW002BRT) and this 40AS dockstation with ONE (not three or even two!) regular FullHD display (BENQ GL2450) connected via DVI-HDMI cable, and moreover it randomly switching on/off display, sometimes it might switch it off completely, but in pretty interesting way — sometimes you get black screen, sometimes it might be filled with other random color (purple or dark-red for example), and sometimes it may give you some corrupted image affected by strong gray noise. And all of that accompanied by strong overheating of the dock.And, despite all other devices connected to the dock is still operating, the only way to fix it is to reconnect the whole dock to notebook, simple monitor reconnection wouldn't do the ... MoreI have a brand new ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 (20XW002BRT) and this 40AS dockstation with ONE (not three or even two!) regular FullHD display (BENQ GL2450) connected via DVI-HDMI cable, and moreover it randomly switching on/off display, sometimes it might switch it off completely, but in pretty interesting way — sometimes you get black screen, sometimes it might be filled with other random color (purple or dark-red for example), and sometimes it may give you some corrupted image affected by strong gray noise. And all of that accompanied by strong overheating of the dock.And, despite all other devices connected to the dock is still operating, the only way to fix it is to reconnect the whole dock to notebook, simple monitor reconnection wouldn't do the trick.Firmware both on notebook (N32ET68W 1.44) and dockstation (1.0.8.03231) is up to date.Rearranging USB-C cable to elimate bending as much as possible doesn't make noticeable difference.And I guess it's not worth to mention that I never had this issue while the monitor was connected to notebook directly via HDMI port on it. Also dockstation without connected monitor to it becomes less hot.The second issue is less annoying but still persists: when laptop is powered off and you have speakers connected to 3.5" jack, dockstation outputs to it high-pitched humming noise, which instantly disappers when laptop is back on-line.People are complaining about this issues for a pretty long time, but nothing changes.
I bought this docking station to pair with my new P16 V2 laptop. The docking station is a massive fail. What I expect from a docking station is that it will permit a single connection to the laptop to provide full connectivity. This docking station will not power my laptop, even if I plug it into a full power supply (instead of the 90 watt supplied P/S). The docking station has no ethernet connection, and it fails to provide a connection to an attached HDMI external monitor. It's basically useless.
This dock is useful for keeping all my peripherals and accessories organized, allowing me to easily connect all of them through a single USB-C cable. It does work for Legion laptops despite not being officially compatible. The dock does require the (heavy) charging brick to be connected to operate which limits its portability. Provides up to 65W of power which makes it capable of charging devices like the Lenovo Slim 7 or Legion Go. For Legion or other high performance laptops, you'll still need to connect the original power adapter. Port selection is great but would like to see an ethernet port. Priced well when on sale.
For years I have used both a desktop and a laptop computer for the special advantages each offered. My laptop offered me the portability when I traveled. My desktop offered me the power and expanded capability when I was at my home base. I put up with the cost of having two sets of software applications and the inconvenience of moving my email and data files back and forth between the two computers as I switched between them. As the power of laptops evolved, I decided focus on one powerful laptop computer and give up my older desktop computer. This year I purchased a Lenovo ThinkPad L13 Yoga computer and I love it! I have owned many ThinkPad laptops in the past and they are my favorite laptop. My most recent laptop was a small Lenovo Flex computer, similar to the ... MoreFor years I have used both a desktop and a laptop computer for the special advantages each offered. My laptop offered me the portability when I traveled. My desktop offered me the power and expanded capability when I was at my home base. I put up with the cost of having two sets of software applications and the inconvenience of moving my email and data files back and forth between the two computers as I switched between them. As the power of laptops evolved, I decided focus on one powerful laptop computer and give up my older desktop computer. This year I purchased a Lenovo ThinkPad L13 Yoga computer and I love it! I have owned many ThinkPad laptops in the past and they are my favorite laptop. My most recent laptop was a small Lenovo Flex computer, similar to the Lenovo Yoga. I enjoyed many of the special options of the Flex, but I missed many of the features of my favorite ThinkPad computers. The ThinkPad Yoga gave me a ThinkPad laptop with the flexibility of the Yoga laptops. An ideal combination in my opinion.Now, I needed a convenient way to attach all of my desktop devices to my new ThinkPad Yoga laptop computer. That is where the ThinkPad USB-C Docking Station plays such an important role in my move to a single computer system. The new Lenovo Yoga laptop could handle attaching each device individually, but did not have enough ports to attach all of them together. Not only that, but the bother to attach or detach so many devices each time I wanted to take my laptop on a trip or into another room would be enormous. With the docking station, I now only need to attach or detach one wire and all of my devices are connected or disconnected at once. When I take my laptop with me, my extra devices remain at my desk connected to the docking station, waiting for my return. The Lenovo ThinkPad docking station works perfectly for my needs.
I purchased the VT1000 Docking Station in April 2023. While it functioned as expected initially, it malfunctioned alarmingly on July 27, causing white smoke and a mild explosion sound. The power indicator light was also flickering prior to this event. The incident caused damage to my connected devices: an E-ink display and keyboard, which are now inoperable.No personal injuries occurred, but the potential safety risk was substantial. I've contacted Lenovo and reported this incident to the Consumer Product Safety Commission due to its severity.Please consider this safety concern when deciding to purchase this product. Safety should always be paramount.
It just works. Great value (on sale).I bought this after having several of the little amazon specials die on me. Usually the HDMI out would go, but it's now been 3 of 'em in the bin and when I saw this on sale I didn't think much to buy it and wait until I needed it.Upon receiving it, it's so clear that this is a league above what I've been messing about with for years. Dedicated power supply, really well built, it's HEAVY compared to the featherweight ones I've used. I am using it now and have my other one in my laptop bag as it is light, still works (for now) and who knows if I'll need it when out and about. The Lenovo has more ports, too, so I'm back to a single USB-C connection to dock and undock my laptop from my workstation.Good stuff.
| Max Number of External Monitors | 2 |
| Refresh Rate | 2 x 3840 x 2160 @60Hz |
| AC Plug | Type-C |
| Warranty Type | CRU |
| Output Power | 65W |
