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# Gigabit Ethernet for ultra-fast wired internet Hybrid USB 3.0 & USB-C single-cable connection Dual HDMI outputs up to 1920x1200@60Hz UD-3900

**Brand:** plugable
**Price:** E£ 15421
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your workspace: Dual screens, one cable, zero clutter!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** UD-3900 by plugable
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 15421 with free shipping
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- plugable enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Universal Compatibility:** Works effortlessly with Windows 7-11, macOS 10.14+, and ChromeOS 100+ with easy driver installation — future-proof your setup.
- • **One Cable, Total Control:** Hybrid USB 3.0/USB-C connection consolidates video, data, audio, and Ethernet into a single sleek cable — declutter your desk instantly.
- • **Seamless Dual Monitor Setup:** Extend or duplicate your workspace with 2 HDMI ports supporting crisp 1920x1200 resolution at 60Hz — perfect for multitasking pros.
- • **Trusted Reliability & Support:** Backed by 2-year warranty and lifetime North American support — your productivity partner that’s got your back.
- • **Comprehensive Connectivity Hub:** 6 USB ports (2x USB 3.0 + 4x USB 2.0), audio jacks, and Gigabit Ethernet keep all your essential peripherals plugged in and powered.

## Overview

The Plugable UD-3900 Universal Laptop Docking Station transforms your laptop into a multi-display powerhouse with dual HDMI outputs, a hybrid USB 3.0/USB-C connection, and Gigabit Ethernet. Designed for Windows, Mac, and ChromeOS users, it offers 6 USB ports and audio jacks to centralize your peripherals. Ideal for professionals seeking streamlined productivity, it supports up to 1920x1200 resolution on dual monitors and comes with 2 years of warranty plus lifetime support.

## Description

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Review: “Love it, but upgrading for more connections” - I’ve been using the Plugable Universal Laptop Docking Station (UD-3900) for a couple of weeks now, and it’s honestly a great device. Setup was quick and easy after installing the driver, and everything worked right out of the box. It’s nice having my monitors, keyboard, mic and headphone all connected through one hub — makes my workspace way cleaner. The only reason I’m giving it 5 stars instead of 4 is because I need more HDMI ports. At first, I thought one would be plenty, but my setup grew faster than expected. Dock quality is amazing but it was my mistake, not the dock.. I’ll probably return this one and get another Plugable model with more ports since I’ve been impressed with the brand overall.
Review: Accomplishes everything I need without breaking the bank - I don’t normally write reviews because like everyone else on this planet I’m busy, between my graduate degree, work, and life in general, my spare time is valuable. However, I struggled for months trying to find the right combination of things for my specific situation and I am hoping this will help other people make an informed decision that they are happy with. After talking with tech people at work and in stores, and in addition to my own internet research I finally settled on the Plugable USB 3.0 Docking Station (Model UD-3900, Dual Monitor Docking Station). I’ve included my thoughts on the Plugable USB 3.0 Docking Station as well as some helpful hints that users who are not super computer savvy might find helpful (I will add, I’m not a super techy person myself). First, my thoughts on this product: It accomplishes my “wish list” without having to spend hundreds of dollars on a Docking Station. I have two computers – an older, personal computer (from around 2013/2014 time frame) that does not have a 4K screen and a brand new 2019 screaming machine that is provided by my job that does have a 4K screen. My home monitors are two 27” LG Class Full HD IPS LED with dual HDMI connections that I purchased around 2 years ago. This means that I am dealing with resolution differences across all of my equipment (I’m working with 3 generations of technology). Each computer has the following connections – 1 HDMI port (both computers), 3 USB ports (older computer - 1 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0), 2 USB ports (newer computer – all USB 3.0) and 1 USB-C Port (newer computer). My wish list included the following: 1. Connect and EXTEND my desktop display to my two 27” monitors. 2. Keep a resolution that does not blow everything up to a size that is unusable (an issue when dealing with 4K and not 4K capable equipment) 3. Plug one cord into my computer (rather than multiple) The Plugable USB 3.0 Docking Station does exactly this with minimal effort and without spending hundreds of dollars. I was really pleased when I plugged everything in and changed the display setting to extend and everything just worked. (As a note, I did tinker with the resolution settings on both computers to get my mouse to move screen to screen anywhere along the side borders – I did not observe a noticeable change in the image on my computer or on the monitors after doing this.) I was fortunate that all I had to do was plug and play and did not even have to restart either computer after plugging the unit in for the first time. The little informational booklet that comes with the product is actually pretty helpful if you know a little bit about what you are doing and want to accomplish, though it is brief and mostly contains pictures. There is also a web page and email address listed in the booklet if you need troubleshooting help. In short, if you have lots of cords that need to connect to your computer (for whatever reason), you don’t care if it charges your laptop, and you need two additional displays I would definitely recommend this docking station. Here are some things I learned along the way in regards to my specific situation. This is not meant to be a how to for all systems or set ups, just information that hopefully helps others. There is a lot of functionality in this little device way beyond what I have covered below - again, I'm not a really tech oriented person, a lot of what follows is laymen's terms. 1. Calling this a “docking station” is a bit of a misnomer – a true docking station, when plugged into your laptop, will charge it (this product does not charge the device it is plugged into). True docking stations also have a multitude of other capabilities, including supporting more than 2 screens and device charging and will run you in the $200 - $400 range. I would dub this a “docking station Jr.”, some but not all of the capabilities of a true docking station. That being said, it does have the option to plug in an Ethernet cable to it, thus eliminating an additional cord attached to your computer (super convenient!). I’m all about fewer cords if possible and if you have to be hard wired into your internet this is definitely a plus. 2. The order of the monitors (1, 2, 3) is as follows on the back of the Plugable USB 3.0 device (keep this in mind if you are picky about how your mouse will travel from one monitor to the next) a. Monitor 1 will always be the device you are duplicating or extending by default b. Monitor 2 will be the DVI port c. Monitor 3 will be the HDMI port 3. Cables…there are so many choices and some are directional and some are not and some need adapters and some don’t and, and, and… jeepers cats batman why can’t this be more simple!!! Here’s what you need to know about your computer and monitors to make THIS PRODUCT work. a. Do you have a USB 3.0 Port on your computer? It will say SS (super speed) next to the port. Most new computers have at least one USB 3.0 port, some older computers, like mine have 1 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0. I recommend using the USB 3.0 rather than the 2.0. The basic difference is in the speed of data transfer, but either should work according to the box. (I did not try using the USB 2.0 since I have a USB 3.0 available on both computers.) b. Does/do your monitor(s) have any of the following ports on the back – HDMI, DVI, D-SUB (also sometimes called VGA)? I don’t recommend using the D-SUB (VGA) port, it doesn’t support very good resolution and you may end up with a really grainy image on your screen, but in a pinch it functions exactly as it is designed to with an adapter to connect it to the docking station (the unit comes with a VGA to DVI adapter if you didn’t notice in the product description). You’ll need a DVI to DVI cable if you are going to use the adapter. c. IF YOU HAVE HDMI PORTS ON BOTH YOUR MONITORS - here are the cables you should buy: i. 1 HDMI to HDMI, spend a couple extra dollars and get a decent cable, my experience with cheap cables is they are well, cheap. The connection can be flaky and they just give up the ghost randomly leading to the purchase of, you guessed it, another cable. ii. 1 HDMI to DVI, again spend a couple extra dollars and get a good cable. d. You need to have at least one monitor with an available HDMI port for this docking station to work for TWO MONITORS. (Why, because of the type of connections available on the docking station and the way display data is designed to stream through the available connections on your devices – there’s a way more technological answer, but simply put 1 connection out on the docking station gets you 1 connection in for each monitor.) e. What direction should the cables be connected??? This relates specifically to the HDMI to DVI cable. The DVI side of the cable is the signal out; plug it into the docking station. The HDMI side of the cable is signal in; plug it into the monitor. You are moving the image from your computer/docking station (out) to the monitor (in). 4. Duplicating a desktop vs extending a desktop: a. Duplicate means just that, whatever is on my desktop will be on my monitor(s), if I move my mouse on my desk top it moves on my monitor(s). Think meeting in a conference room where someone puts their computer screen up on the conference room monitor for everyone to see – duplicated. b. Extend means take my desktop and stretch it out across all three monitors. (Tricky, now you see where resolution problems can come into play.) For my set up my laptop is on the far right, monitor 2 is in the middle and monitor 3 is on the far left. This means that if my mouse starts on my laptop (far right) and I move to the left border my mouse will “exit” my laptop screen and “enter” my monitor 2 screen on the far right. The same will happen when I move from monitor 2 to monitor 3, and the reverse will happen when I move back towards my laptop screen. c. There a literally hundreds of YouTube videos on how to duplicate or extend your screen, simply look up “extend my computer screen” on YouTube to learn more. 5. Resolution – tricky stuff if your equipment is all different like mine a. Ever notice how when you go to arrange your screens in the order you want and some are pictured big and some are pictured small? This is because of the resolution that is set for each screen. This also means that you have to remember how you set up the order of your screens - where the borders touch in picture in the settings is the ONLY PLACE THE CURSOR CAN MOVE FROM SCREEN TO SCREEN. b. Normally the “recommended” resolution is sufficient. If you have a variety of equipment you may need to tinker with these settings. I don’t have a good step by step option because everyone’s equipment is different, all I can say is experiment; you can always change it back later. YouTube is another good resource for where settings are located and how to change them. c. If you want all of your screens to be the “same size” in the settings so your mouse can move from one screen to another at any point along the border you’ll want to set the resolution for each screen in the settings to the same thing. This might mess with how things look on your monitors and on your computer, again, tinker with it, you can always change it later if you don’t like it. Again, this is not meant as an official “how to guide”; I wanted to share some of the things I learned and clarify some terminology for those who are not super tech savvy. Hopefully this helps someone who is trying to decide if this product is the best option for their setup. Happy Computing!

## Features

- Flexible Expandability: Featuring a hybrid 2-in-1 USB 3.0 and USB-C cable, a single connection from a host PC to this USB dock provides: 2x HDMI video outputs, wired Gigabit Ethernet, 3.5 mm Headphone and Microphone jacks, 2x USB 3.0 ports, 4x USB 2.0 ports. TAA-compliant.
- Dual HD Monitors (Driver Required): Supports dual HDMI displays up to 1920x1200 @ 60Hz. A single HDMI display can reach 2560x1440 @ 50Hz. 4K not supported.
- Universal Compatibility: Windows 11, 10, 8.x and 7 with plug-and-play driver installation via Windows Update. For macOS 10.14 or later, a manual DisplayLink driver installation is required (instructions included), while ChromeOS 100 or later works without additional setup. Not compatible with Linux/Unix systems.
- For Best Results: Ideal for web and productivity software usage. Not recommended for gaming. Does not support some non-DisplayLink adapters, DisplayPort connections or HDCP protected content. This USB docking station does not charge the host laptop.
- 2-Year Coverage, Lifetime Support: Every Plugable product, including this docking station, is covered against defects for 2 years and comes with lifetime support. If you ever have questions, contact our North American-based team - even before purchase

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00ECDM78E |
| Best Sellers Rank | #252 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #34 in Laptop Docking Stations |
| Brand | Plugable |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (11,758) |
| Date First Available | August 15, 2013 |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 6.45 x 3.22 x 4.02 inches |
| Item Weight | 13 ounces |
| Item model number | UD-3900 |
| Manufacturer | Plugable |
| National Stock Number | 0 |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 4 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
| Power Source | DC |
| Product Dimensions | 6.45 x 3.22 x 4.02 inches |
| Series | UD-3900 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Plugable
- **Color:** Black
- **Hardware Interface:** USB Docking Station
- **Item Weight:** 13 Ounces
- **Number of Ports:** 11
- **Product Dimensions:** 8.5"L x 5"W x 4"H
- **Total HDMI Ports:** 1
- **Total USB Ports:** 6
- **Wattage:** 20 watts

## Images

![UD-3900 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71XSaWav2sL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this docking station (UD-3900) work with my computer?**
A: Modern computers running Windows, macOS, or ChromeOS with an available USB-A or USB-C port are compatible with the UD-3900 docking station.

**Q: Do I need to install software or drivers in order to use the UD-3900 docking station?**
A: Yes. A DisplayLink driver is needed for Windows and macOS to enable displays (auto-install on Windows, manual on Mac). On macOS, 'Screen Recording' allows the driver to send display data via USB, enabling external displays; no data is stored.

**Q: Is this docking station compatible with M1 / M2 / M3 / M4 /M5 Mac laptops?**
A: Yes. All Apple Mac laptops with M1 / M2 / M3 / M4 / M5 processors that are running macOS 11 or later are compatible with a DisplayLink Manager App installation (see video above)

**Q: Are my monitors compatible with the UD-3900 docking station?**
A: Ensure your monitors support both up to 1920x1200 resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate, and are equipped with HDMI video input ports. No 4K or support for DisplayPort.

**Q: Does the UD-3900 charge my computer?**
A: No, the UD-3900 does not charge the host computer. You must connect an external power source to the computer in order to charge while using the UD-3900.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Love it, but upgrading for more connections”
*by M***N on December 19, 2025*

I’ve been using the Plugable Universal Laptop Docking Station (UD-3900) for a couple of weeks now, and it’s honestly a great device. Setup was quick and easy after installing the driver, and everything worked right out of the box. It’s nice having my monitors, keyboard, mic and headphone all connected through one hub — makes my workspace way cleaner. The only reason I’m giving it 5 stars instead of 4 is because I need more HDMI ports. At first, I thought one would be plenty, but my setup grew faster than expected. Dock quality is amazing but it was my mistake, not the dock.. I’ll probably return this one and get another Plugable model with more ports since I’ve been impressed with the brand overall.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Accomplishes everything I need without breaking the bank
*by M***N on August 31, 2019*

I don’t normally write reviews because like everyone else on this planet I’m busy, between my graduate degree, work, and life in general, my spare time is valuable. However, I struggled for months trying to find the right combination of things for my specific situation and I am hoping this will help other people make an informed decision that they are happy with. After talking with tech people at work and in stores, and in addition to my own internet research I finally settled on the Plugable USB 3.0 Docking Station (Model UD-3900, Dual Monitor Docking Station). I’ve included my thoughts on the Plugable USB 3.0 Docking Station as well as some helpful hints that users who are not super computer savvy might find helpful (I will add, I’m not a super techy person myself). First, my thoughts on this product: It accomplishes my “wish list” without having to spend hundreds of dollars on a Docking Station. I have two computers – an older, personal computer (from around 2013/2014 time frame) that does not have a 4K screen and a brand new 2019 screaming machine that is provided by my job that does have a 4K screen. My home monitors are two 27” LG Class Full HD IPS LED with dual HDMI connections that I purchased around 2 years ago. This means that I am dealing with resolution differences across all of my equipment (I’m working with 3 generations of technology). Each computer has the following connections – 1 HDMI port (both computers), 3 USB ports (older computer - 1 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0), 2 USB ports (newer computer – all USB 3.0) and 1 USB-C Port (newer computer). My wish list included the following: 1. Connect and EXTEND my desktop display to my two 27” monitors. 2. Keep a resolution that does not blow everything up to a size that is unusable (an issue when dealing with 4K and not 4K capable equipment) 3. Plug one cord into my computer (rather than multiple) The Plugable USB 3.0 Docking Station does exactly this with minimal effort and without spending hundreds of dollars. I was really pleased when I plugged everything in and changed the display setting to extend and everything just worked. (As a note, I did tinker with the resolution settings on both computers to get my mouse to move screen to screen anywhere along the side borders – I did not observe a noticeable change in the image on my computer or on the monitors after doing this.) I was fortunate that all I had to do was plug and play and did not even have to restart either computer after plugging the unit in for the first time. The little informational booklet that comes with the product is actually pretty helpful if you know a little bit about what you are doing and want to accomplish, though it is brief and mostly contains pictures. There is also a web page and email address listed in the booklet if you need troubleshooting help. In short, if you have lots of cords that need to connect to your computer (for whatever reason), you don’t care if it charges your laptop, and you need two additional displays I would definitely recommend this docking station. Here are some things I learned along the way in regards to my specific situation. This is not meant to be a how to for all systems or set ups, just information that hopefully helps others. There is a lot of functionality in this little device way beyond what I have covered below - again, I'm not a really tech oriented person, a lot of what follows is laymen's terms. 1. Calling this a “docking station” is a bit of a misnomer – a true docking station, when plugged into your laptop, will charge it (this product does not charge the device it is plugged into). True docking stations also have a multitude of other capabilities, including supporting more than 2 screens and device charging and will run you in the $200 - $400 range. I would dub this a “docking station Jr.”, some but not all of the capabilities of a true docking station. That being said, it does have the option to plug in an Ethernet cable to it, thus eliminating an additional cord attached to your computer (super convenient!). I’m all about fewer cords if possible and if you have to be hard wired into your internet this is definitely a plus. 2. The order of the monitors (1, 2, 3) is as follows on the back of the Plugable USB 3.0 device (keep this in mind if you are picky about how your mouse will travel from one monitor to the next) a. Monitor 1 will always be the device you are duplicating or extending by default b. Monitor 2 will be the DVI port c. Monitor 3 will be the HDMI port 3. Cables…there are so many choices and some are directional and some are not and some need adapters and some don’t and, and, and… jeepers cats batman why can’t this be more simple!!! Here’s what you need to know about your computer and monitors to make THIS PRODUCT work. a. Do you have a USB 3.0 Port on your computer? It will say SS (super speed) next to the port. Most new computers have at least one USB 3.0 port, some older computers, like mine have 1 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0. I recommend using the USB 3.0 rather than the 2.0. The basic difference is in the speed of data transfer, but either should work according to the box. (I did not try using the USB 2.0 since I have a USB 3.0 available on both computers.) b. Does/do your monitor(s) have any of the following ports on the back – HDMI, DVI, D-SUB (also sometimes called VGA)? I don’t recommend using the D-SUB (VGA) port, it doesn’t support very good resolution and you may end up with a really grainy image on your screen, but in a pinch it functions exactly as it is designed to with an adapter to connect it to the docking station (the unit comes with a VGA to DVI adapter if you didn’t notice in the product description). You’ll need a DVI to DVI cable if you are going to use the adapter. c. IF YOU HAVE HDMI PORTS ON BOTH YOUR MONITORS - here are the cables you should buy: i. 1 HDMI to HDMI, spend a couple extra dollars and get a decent cable, my experience with cheap cables is they are well, cheap. The connection can be flaky and they just give up the ghost randomly leading to the purchase of, you guessed it, another cable. ii. 1 HDMI to DVI, again spend a couple extra dollars and get a good cable. d. You need to have at least one monitor with an available HDMI port for this docking station to work for TWO MONITORS. (Why, because of the type of connections available on the docking station and the way display data is designed to stream through the available connections on your devices – there’s a way more technological answer, but simply put 1 connection out on the docking station gets you 1 connection in for each monitor.) e. What direction should the cables be connected??? This relates specifically to the HDMI to DVI cable. The DVI side of the cable is the signal out; plug it into the docking station. The HDMI side of the cable is signal in; plug it into the monitor. You are moving the image from your computer/docking station (out) to the monitor (in). 4. Duplicating a desktop vs extending a desktop: a. Duplicate means just that, whatever is on my desktop will be on my monitor(s), if I move my mouse on my desk top it moves on my monitor(s). Think meeting in a conference room where someone puts their computer screen up on the conference room monitor for everyone to see – duplicated. b. Extend means take my desktop and stretch it out across all three monitors. (Tricky, now you see where resolution problems can come into play.) For my set up my laptop is on the far right, monitor 2 is in the middle and monitor 3 is on the far left. This means that if my mouse starts on my laptop (far right) and I move to the left border my mouse will “exit” my laptop screen and “enter” my monitor 2 screen on the far right. The same will happen when I move from monitor 2 to monitor 3, and the reverse will happen when I move back towards my laptop screen. c. There a literally hundreds of YouTube videos on how to duplicate or extend your screen, simply look up “extend my computer screen” on YouTube to learn more. 5. Resolution – tricky stuff if your equipment is all different like mine a. Ever notice how when you go to arrange your screens in the order you want and some are pictured big and some are pictured small? This is because of the resolution that is set for each screen. This also means that you have to remember how you set up the order of your screens - where the borders touch in picture in the settings is the ONLY PLACE THE CURSOR CAN MOVE FROM SCREEN TO SCREEN. b. Normally the “recommended” resolution is sufficient. If you have a variety of equipment you may need to tinker with these settings. I don’t have a good step by step option because everyone’s equipment is different, all I can say is experiment; you can always change it back later. YouTube is another good resource for where settings are located and how to change them. c. If you want all of your screens to be the “same size” in the settings so your mouse can move from one screen to another at any point along the border you’ll want to set the resolution for each screen in the settings to the same thing. This might mess with how things look on your monitors and on your computer, again, tinker with it, you can always change it later if you don’t like it. Again, this is not meant as an official “how to guide”; I wanted to share some of the things I learned and clarify some terminology for those who are not super tech savvy. Hopefully this helps someone who is trying to decide if this product is the best option for their setup. Happy Computing!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great item for using your laptop like a desktop
*by R***M on December 9, 2025*

Great item. Performs exactly as described. I hooked everything up from my desktop; monitors, external hard-drive, camera, speakers, internet gateway, and I still have 4 USB connections available! Had to download a driver, but it was plug and play after that. I don't normally give much a 5 star review, especially after just a short time using it, but this one delivered with zero problems. My desktop has Windows 10 and won't support Windows 11 so it was either use my laptop or replace my desktop. This docking station allowed me to use my laptop saving me hundreds of $. Definitely recommend it.

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