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UGREEN Revodok Pro 10-in-1 Dock: 4K 60Hz Setup Guide

UGREEN Revodok Pro 10-in-1 Dock: 4K 60Hz Setup Guide

By UGREEN Official Site | Published: 2026-11-05

Category: 사용 방법 가이드

Set up the UGREEN Revodok Pro 10-in-1 Docking Station for 4K@60Hz video and 10Gbps data. Follow the ordered steps to connect your laptop, display, and peripherals correctly.

Quick answer

Connect the UGREEN Revodok Pro 10-in-1 Docking Station to your laptop's USB-C port first, then attach your 4K display and peripherals in the order below. Use a certified 4K@60Hz-capable cable to the monitor and keep high-speed devices on the 10Gbps ports.

Why port order matters for 4K@60Hz and 10Gbps

The dock expands one laptop USB-C connection into ten ports, but the host link still carries all video and data traffic. Plugging in the display before the dock is recognized can leave you with a blank screen or a lower resolution, and moving a high-speed drive to a slower port can cut its transfer rate.

The Revodok Pro supports 4K output at 60Hz and data transfer up to 10Gbps. Treat the host connection and the display cable as the two quality checkpoints: if either is below spec, you won't see the full 4K@60Hz image or the full 10Gbps speed.

What the dock does not include

The supplied catalog facts confirm the 10-in-1 port count, 4K@60Hz output, and 10Gbps transfer rate, but they do not list which specific ports support which speed, nor do they specify a required laptop standard. Check the port labels on your unit and your laptop's USB-C capabilities before assuming a particular port will deliver 10Gbps or 4K@60Hz.

If your laptop's USB-C port does not support video output, the dock's display output may not work even with the correct cable. Confirm video support in your laptop documentation first.

Step-by-step setup

  1. 1. Confirm laptop USB-C video support: Check your laptop specifications for USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode or Thunderbolt video output. Without video support over USB-C, the dock cannot send a picture to your monitor. If video is not supported, the dock will still pass data but the display step will fail.
  2. 2. Connect the dock to the laptop: Plug the dock's host cable directly into your laptop's USB-C port, not through another hub or adapter. Wait for the system to recognize the dock before adding devices. A daisy-chained hub can reduce bandwidth or block display output.
  3. 3. Attach the 4K monitor with a 60Hz-rated cable: Use a cable and monitor input rated for 4K@60Hz, then select the correct input on the monitor. Set the display resolution and refresh rate in your operating system to 3840x2160 at 60Hz. A 30Hz-rated HDMI cable is a common cause of a 30Hz-only image.
  4. 4. Connect high-speed devices to the 10Gbps ports: Plug external SSDs and other fast storage into the ports labeled for 10Gbps. Save slower ports for keyboards, mice, and other low-bandwidth peripherals. If a drive seems slow, verify which port it is using before blaming the drive.
  5. 5. Add remaining peripherals one at a time: Connect your keyboard, mouse, and other devices individually and test after each. This makes it easy to identify a device that draws too much power or conflicts with another. If a device is not recognized, try it directly in the laptop to isolate the cause.
  6. 6. Verify display and data speeds: Open your display settings to confirm 4K@60Hz, and run a short file transfer to your external SSD to confirm expected speed. If either is lower than expected, recheck the cable, port, and laptop specification. Keep the dock's host cable and display cable as your first two troubleshooting checks.

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