Baseus releases docking station the size of a smartphone
The device supports two 4K displays and laptop charging up to 100 W, the manufacturer reports
Baseus has announced the portable docking station Spacemate RD1 Mini, designed to expand peripheral connectivity options. With dimensions of 11.25 × 7.19 × 4.09 cm, the new product is comparable in size to a regular smartphone.
A key advantage of the device is its support for simultaneous video output to two external displays at 4K resolution and a 60 Hz refresh rate. The front of the case features two USB-C ports: one enables high-speed data transfer (up to 10 Gbps), while the other is designed for 30 W charging.
The rear panel of the hub includes three USB-A ports, a pair of HDMI outputs, a Gigabit Ethernet network interface, and a connector for a 120 W power supply. One of the USB-C ports supports the Power Delivery protocol, allowing it to power laptops at up to 100 W, while the other is ideal for charging tablets and smartphones.
A distinctive feature of the model is its built-in screen, which displays real-time charging status and information about connected equipment. In total, the compact device combines ten different interfaces.
The brand has not yet disclosed information about the retail price or the release date of the Spacemate RD1 Mini.
