Selore Docking Station 13-in-1 Laptop Docking Station - Dual 4K

In this review the Selore Docking Station proves itself as a compact, high-capacity hub for professionals who need multiple displays and fast charging from a single connection. It is best for users with USB-C, USB4, or Thunderbolt laptops who want to reduce clutter while driving dual external monitors and powering devices. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of a 160W total power budget with a 2.26' LCD status screen that shows real-time charging and connection details, making it a practical choice for power users and hybrid workers.

Key Features

• 13-in-1 connectivity: Two HDMI ports, multiple USB-C and USB-A ports, Gigabit Ethernet and an AC input combine to cover most laptop accessory needs without extra adapters.
• Dual monitor support: Connect two external displays with up to 2K@60Hz on DP 1.4 laptops or 1080p@60Hz on DP 1.2 systems for clear desktop expansion or mirroring.
• 160W max output: The dock can deliver powerful charging across three USB-C ports and one USB-A PD port so several devices can be charged simultaneously.
• 2.26' LCD smart display: The front OLED-style panel reports charging status and port activity so users can monitor power flow and connections at a glance.
• 10Gbps data and Gigabit Ethernet: Two USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports and one USB-A Gen 2 port support very fast transfers while the 1000Mbps Ethernet reduces latency for large downloads or streaming.
• Space-saving upright design: An aluminum vertical housing keeps the dock compact on the desk and the included lock button adds a quick privacy control.

Who It's For

The Selore Docking Station is aimed at professionals, content creators, and remote workers who use modern USB-C or Thunderbolt laptops and need to drive multiple displays while charging laptops and peripherals at high speed. It is especially useful for Windows and ChromeOS users who want a single hub to replace several adapters.

Those who rely on macOS for extended dual-monitor setups should be cautious, since macOS only supports mirrored displays with both external monitors rather than independent extensions; Linux users should look elsewhere because the device is not compatible with Linux systems.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High port density lets users connect multiple monitors, fast 10Gbps data devices and wired Ethernet at once.
• Strong charging capability with up to 160W total output and real-time feedback on the LCD display.
• Compact vertical aluminum design saves desk space while remaining sturdy and portable.

Cons

• macOS cannot extend to two independent external displays, limiting multi-monitor workflows for Mac users.
• Some customers reported compatibility issues with specific laptop power sources, so performance can depend on host device support.

Specifications

Product type	13-in-1 laptop docking station
Display output	Dual HDMI up to 2K@60Hz (DP 1.4) or 1080p@60Hz (DP 1.2)
Power delivery	Max 160W total; up to 100W per USB-C, USB-A PD 12W
Data ports	2 USB-C and 1 USB-A at 10Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2)
Network	Gigabit Ethernet 1000Mbps
Display	2.26' LCD status screen
Compatibility	Windows 10/11, ChromeOS, USB-C/USB4/Thunderbolt laptops (macOS mirror only)

Our Verdict

The Selore Docking Station is a practical, value-oriented hub for Windows and ChromeOS users who need multiple displays, fast data and strong charging from a single unit. Its 160W power budget and clear LCD status display set it apart for power users, though Mac users who need true dual extended displays or Linux users will need to consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this dock charge my laptop at full speed?
It can provide up to 100W on supported USB-C host ports, but actual charging speed depends on your laptop's PD support and the host port configuration.

Can I use two external monitors in extended mode on a Mac?
No, macOS typically does not support two independent extended external displays with this dock; both monitors will show the same mirrored image.

Is this dock compatible with Linux?
No, the device is not compatible with Linux according to the product information, so Linux users should choose a different solution.