Description
Eaton Tripp Lite Series USB-C Triple Display Adapter — 4K 60Hz HDMI, DisplayPort & VGA with MST
The Eaton Tripp Lite Series USB-C Triple Display Adapter is a purpose-built solution for modern workplaces that demand seamless, high-performance multi-monitor capabilities from a compact, portable device. This all-in-one adapter empowers USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 laptops and desktops to drive three independent displays—HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA—without the need for a bulky docking station. Built for professionals who juggle data, code, design, and presentation tasks, this adapter delivers a reliable bridge between today’s sleek ultrabooks and the expansive, high-resolution displays that power productivity. Whether you’re rendering complex graphics, analyzing real-time data streams, or coordinating across multiple windows and apps, the MST-based architecture of this adapter expands your canvas and helps you stay organized, focused, and in control. Its compact footprint makes it an ideal travel companion for remote workers, consultants, and students who want a consistent desk setup wherever they work. With support for multiple operating systems and a design that prioritizes simplicity, this adapter converts a single USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 port into a robust multi-monitor workstation without sacrificing portability or ease of use.
- Unlimited multi-monitor productivity: drive three displays simultaneously (HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA) from a single USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 host, thanks to MST (Multi-Stream Transport) technology. This enables an extended desktop across three screens, making it easier to reference data on one monitor while drafting on another and presenting on a third—perfect for financial dashboards, software development workflows, architectural visualization, and creative suites that rely on vibrant, expansive canvases.
- 4K at 60Hz clarity: enjoy ultra-sharp visuals on your HDMI display with up to 4K (3840x2160) at 60Hz, delivering crisp text and lifelike color for spreadsheets, CAD drawings, and high-resolution media. DisplayPort outputs also support high-resolution framing, while the VGA port provides broad compatibility for legacy displays, so you can modernize your workspace without abandoning older equipment.
- Broad system compatibility: designed to work with a wide range of USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 devices across Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS ecosystems. This makes it a versatile addition to corporate laptops, MacBooks, Linux workstations, and education environments. The plug-and-play nature reduces setup friction, while continued driver support ensures reliable operation as your hardware evolves.
- Compact, portable design: a lightweight, durable enclosure that fits easily into a laptop bag or briefcase. The streamlined form factor minimizes desk clutter and cable noise, while the sturdy build withstands daily travel between meeting rooms, classrooms, and home offices. This adapter complements modern, minimalist workstations and helps maintain a clean, professional look on any desk.
- Integrated convenience and flexibility: no separate docking station is required to unlock multiple displays. The adapter provides a straightforward solution for expanding your display horizon with a single accessory, while its MST capability allows you to allocate screen space according to task—extending a wide spreadsheet across two monitors while keeping reference materials on the third.
Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite Series USB-C Triple Display Adapter
- Connection interfaces: USB-C host (supporting USB-C video output and, where applicable, Thunderbolt 3), HDMI output, DisplayPort output, VGA output
- Video capability: HDMI output up to 4K@60Hz; DisplayPort output up to 4K@60Hz; VGA output up to 1080p/60Hz (subject to host GPU, cable quality, and display capabilities)
- Display arrangement: MST-enabled to drive three displays from a single USB-C source, enabling extended desktop across multiple screens
- Operating systems: broadly compatible with Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS devices that support USB-C video output (results may vary by model and software version)
- Form factor and build: compact adapter with a durable shell designed for portable use and long-term daily wear
how to install Eaton Tripp Lite Series USB-C Triple Display Adapter
- Identify a USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port on your computer that supports video output and connect the adapter to that port.
- Attach displays: connect one display to HDMI, one to DisplayPort, and one to VGA using appropriate cables. Ensure each display is powered on and set to the correct input source.
- Power and orientation: if your host supports power delivery through the USB-C port, you can continue using the computer normally; the adapter itself does not require separate power in most setups, but verify with your device’s specifications.
- Configure display settings: on Windows, go to Settings > System > Display to arrange and choose Extend; on macOS, open System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement to set the correct layout; on Chrome OS, use Settings > Display to position screens and set the preferred mode.
- Fine-tune resolutions and scaling: assign higher resolutions to HDMI/DisplayPort when possible, and adjust scaling to ensure text and UI elements are legible across all three displays. Save and test your workflow by dragging application windows across monitors to confirm behavior.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: Can I run all three displays at 4K resolution simultaneously? A: HDMI and DisplayPort outputs can support up to 4K@60Hz; however, VGA is typically limited to lower resolutions (commonly 1080p) due to its older signaling technology. Real-world results depend on the host GPU, USB-C port capabilities, and cables used.
- Q: Is drivers or software required to use the adapter? A: The adapter is designed for plug-and-play use with supported systems. Some configurations or operating system versions may benefit from updated graphics drivers or system updates to ensure optimal performance.
- Q: Does the adapter provide USB-C power delivery (PD) passthrough while in use? A: Most triple-display adapters do not charge the host device via USB-C while providing video outputs. If your setup requires power delivery, verify that your host and the adapter support PD passthrough and connect power accordingly.
- Q: Will this work with my MacBook Pro or Windows laptop? A: Yes, provided your device has a USB-C or Thunderbolt 3/4 port capable of video output and MST-enabled graphics. Compatibility can vary by model and OS version, so check your device specifications for USB-C video support.
- Q: What about performance with demanding applications? A: For tasks like real-time video editing, 3D rendering, or large data dashboards, performance depends on your host computer’s GPU, CPU, and available USB-C bandwidth. In some cases, you may experience reduced performance when running multiple high-resolution displays concurrently, especially on older hardware.
Customer reviews
Showing - Of Reviews
