Built for accountants who reconcile ledgers across two screens, video editors scrubbing 4K wedding footage from SD cards, architects running AutoCAD beside reference drawings, and software developers who keep code, terminal, and documentation open side by side. Most modern ultrabooks sold in Kenya ship with two or three sockets total, which forces a daily choice between charging, an external screen, and a mouse. The UGREEN CM681 removes that trade-off with one cable, letting a Westlands consultant plug into a full desk in under five seconds and unplug just as fast for a client meeting in Upper Hill.

At Mascom International, we're witnessing strong interest in the UGREEN CM681 from audit firms, county government offices, and post-production houses that bought three separate dongles and still ended up without wired networking. Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya who stock nameless four-port units and nothing above them, our Kimathi Street counter carries the wider UGREEN Revodok line so buyers can weigh port counts against price. Users report that the third video output settles arguments about screen space faster than any specification sheet does.

Thirteen connections run simultaneously from a single laptop socket. That covers two HDMI monitors, one DisplayPort monitor, five USB devices, a wired network cable, an SD card, a microSD card, headphones, and a charger feeding the laptop. A typical Nairobi desk setup uses two screens, a keyboard, a mouse, an external drive, Ethernet, and charging, which still leaves free sockets. Nothing needs to be unplugged to make room for something else during the working day.

Yes, three external screens run together on Windows in extended mode. Single-monitor and dual-monitor setups both run at 4K resolution and 60Hz refresh through the HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4 outputs.Windows handles duplicate mode and extended mode across one, two, or three displays.

It works, with one important limit set by macOS itself, not by the hardware. All external screens connected to a MacBook show the same picture because macOS mirrors them through this connection type. Every other port behaves normally on Mac, including 100W charging, Gigabit Ethernet, both card slots, all five USB ports, and the audio jack. Windows laptops get full independent extended screens. MacBook Air and MacBook Pro owners buying for storage and network expansion are well served.

The Power Delivery port accepts up to 100W from your existing charger and passes 85W through to the laptop, holding back 15W to run the other twelve ports. That figure covers a Dell XPS 13, HP Spectre x360, ThinkPad X1 Carbon, ASUS Zenbook, or MacBook Pro 14 at full charging speed. Bring your own USB-C wall charger, since no adapter ships in the box. Mascom International stocks 65W and 100W UGREEN chargers separately.

On a shared Nairobi office network it usually is. The RJ45 jack runs 10/100/1000Mbps wired, which sidesteps the congestion that builds when thirty staff share one access point in an open-plan floor. Wired links also hold steady during large uploads to Google Drive or KRA iTax submissions where a dropped connection means restarting. Fibre lines from Safaricom, Zuku, and Faiba all terminate in a router that accepts a straight cable run to this port.

The USB-C 3.2 port and both USB-A 3.2 ports move data at up to 10Gbps, roughly 1.2GB per second in theory and around 800MB per second on a good NVMe external drive. A 50GB folder of 4K wedding footage moves in about one minute at that rate, against six or seven minutes over an older 5Gbps port. The two remaining USB-A 3.0 ports run 5Gbps, which suits keyboards, mice, printers, and flash drives.

No drivers, no downloads, no account. Plug the attached USB-C cable into a laptop that supports video output over that socket and every port becomes available within a few seconds. Windows 11, Windows 10, macOS, ChromeOS, Linux, iPadOS, and Android all recognise it natively. That matters in Kenyan corporate settings where IT policy blocks software installation on company machines, and it means a shared hot-desk unit works for whoever sits down next.

Any laptop, tablet, or phone with a USB-C socket that carries video output. Confirmed working with Dell XPS and Latitude, HP Spectre, EliteBook and ProBook, Lenovo ThinkPad X1 and Yoga, ASUS Zenbook, Microsoft Surface, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro. Older machines with only USB-A sockets will not work, and a small number of budget laptops carry USB-C for charging only. Bring the laptop to our Kimathi Street counter and we will test it before you pay.

Three things the cheaper units skip: a third video output, wired Gigabit networking, and 10Gbps transfer speeds. A KSh 3,000 hub typically gives one HDMI, two USB-A at 5Gbps, and nothing else. Over a two-year working life the KSh 6,000 difference works out near KSh 8 per day, against the daily cost of swapping cables and losing a monitor. The aluminium body also runs cooler than plastic under continuous load.

UGREEN CM681 Revodok Pro 313 docking station in Space Gray with its integrated braided USB-C cable, user manual, and warranty documentation. No wall adapter ships in the box, since the unit draws power from a charger you supply. Mascom International stocks UGREEN 65W and 100W USB-C wall chargers separately for buyers who want full 85W pass-through charging to a laptop.

The UGREEN CM681 Revodok Pro 313 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. UGREEN's own 2-year global warranty policy applies separately through the manufacturer's verified channel. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles claims directly, without courier returns to a distant processing centre.

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Every unit ships with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above, coordinated at our Nairobi CBD service desk.

Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate port specifications, current Kenyan market pricing, and hands-on setup help with every docking station and laptop accessory we stock.