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The Baseus Spacemate is an 11-in-1 USB-C laptop docking station with triple 4K display output, 10Gbps data ports, Gigabit Ethernet, and an included 100W GaN adapter, now $64 (reg. $139.99) – buy online with coupon LEAF10 for extra savings.
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The Baseus Spacemate 11-in-1 USB-C Docking Station is a triple-display laptop dock for Windows USB-C laptops, professionals, and multi-monitor workstations – with the 100W GaN power adapter included. Buy it online today for $64.00, down from $139.99 – over 50% off – plus an extra 10% off with coupon LEAF10.
The Spacemate extends up to three monitors at 4K resolution via its 2x HDMI and 2x DisplayPort outputs, supporting seamless multitasking and professional-grade visuals on Windows laptops. Exact per-port refresh rates vary by laptop GPU and display combination; most USB-C Windows laptops support 4K@60Hz on one or two displays with 4K@30Hz on the third.
10Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports move 20GB files in about 20 seconds. The upright magnetic-base design saves desk space, and the LED screen shows port connection status at a glance.
Built for Windows laptops with USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. Not designed for triple displays on macOS due to Apple's single external display limit on M-series base chips.
Comparable triple-display docks with an included 100W adapter typically cost $150–$250. At $64 (over 50% off $139.99) plus coupon LEAF10 and free shipping on orders over $45, the Spacemate is the most affordable premium dock deal online. Praised by Forbes, ZDNet, and Tom's Guide.
Alternatives like generic 11-in-1 hubs omit the adapter, Ethernet, or triple-display support. The Spacemate bundles all of it – with a GaN adapter and screen-lock security – at a lower sale price.
Triple 4K display output via 2x HDMI and 2x DisplayPort for a full multi-monitor workstation at over 50% off
Included 100W GaN adapter with 85W laptop pass-through – rivals charge $150+ for docks without one
10Gbps USB-C and USB-A ports transfer 20GB files in 20 seconds, plus Gigabit Ethernet and one-touch screen lock, all for $64
Design: Aluminum upright stand, magnetic base, LED status screen, screen-lock button, 80cm cable
Data Ports: 1x USB-C 10Gbps, 2x USB-A 10Gbps, 1x USB-A 2.0
Product Type: 11-in-1 USB-C laptop docking station
Video Outputs: 2x HDMI, 2x DisplayPort – up to triple 4K displays
Power Delivery: 100W PD input, 85W pass-through output, 100W GaN adapter included
Model or Series: Spacemate
Network & Audio: Gigabit Ethernet, 3.5mm AUX
Seller: AmpLeaf Goods
$64 sale price vs $139.99 compare-at. Extra 10% off with coupon LEAF10. Free shipping over $45.
Docks with a triple-display spec, Ethernet, and an included 100W GaN adapter usually cost $150+. This deal delivers all three for $64 before your coupon discount.
Windows professionals, hybrid workers, and anyone consolidating desk cables into one upright dock.
The Spacemate supports up to three external 4K displays via its HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. Most Windows laptops achieve 4K@60Hz on one or two displays and 4K@30Hz on the third, depending on GPU and port combination.
No. Triple 4K at 120Hz exceeds the dock's bandwidth. It is designed for 4K multi-monitor productivity setups, with high refresh limited by available DisplayPort bandwidth across three outputs.
Yes. The 100W GaN power adapter is included, delivering up to 85W pass-through charging to your laptop under full load – no extra adapter purchase needed.
Here on AmpLeaf Goods for $64.00 – over 50% off the $139.99 compare-at price. Apply coupon LEAF10 for an extra 10% off; orders over $45 ship free.
It works for charging and data on USB-C MacBooks, but triple displays are designed for Windows laptops, since M-series MacBooks limit external display counts.
This replaced a messy setup with three separate adapters and a power brick. Now my MacBook Pro runs two 4K monitors plus a third display, Ethernet, and all my peripherals through a single USB-C connection. The included 100W GaN adapter powers the laptop at the same time. Setup was plug and play.
I was skeptical of triple 4K at this price point but it delivers. Running two 4K@60Hz displays on my Windows laptop with zero stutter, and file transfers over the 10Gbps ports are quick with my SSD. The build is hefty and doesn't slide around. Great value compared to similar docks costing twice as much.
Works great once configured — had to update my laptop's display drivers to get all three screens going smoothly. Since then it's been rock solid for two months of daily WFH. Ethernet port is a nice bonus since my office Wi-Fi is flaky.
All the ports function as advertised and triple display works with my ThinkPad. However, the unit gets noticeably warm during long sessions, and the included GaN adapter fan whirs faintly at night. Not a dealbreaker, but temper your expectations.
I manage laptops for a small office and bought one to test before rolling out to the team. It handled every dock-hotplug, external drive, and monitor combo I threw at it. Ordered five more. The 100W passthrough means one charger per desk instead of three cables.
Factoring in the 100W GaN charger this thing basically pays for itself. Dock works flawlessly with my Dell XPS — dual 4K plus Ethernet. SD card slot is fast enough for offloading photos.
Undock in the morning, dock at home at night, everything reconnects instantly. HDMI and DisplayPort outputs both pushed 4K without issue. Only gripe: the USB-A ports are a bit tight at first, though they've loosened up nicely with use.
Plug in one cable, everything lights up. That's the dream and this delivers.
My older MacBook only supports two external displays, so the third port sat unused — not the dock's fault, but worth checking before buying. Build quality and port selection are genuinely nice for the money.
Video output and USB ports work fine, but the Gigabit Ethernet port on my unit randomly disconnects a few times a day, which is rough for video calls. Updated drivers, swapped cables, same issue. Returning mine.
