The Targus DOCK570EUZ USB-C Universal Quad 4K (QV4K) is a DisplayLink docking station built to drive up to four 4K monitors from almost any USB-C laptop — Windows or Mac, Intel or Apple silicon. Because it uses dual DisplayLink engines rather than Thunderbolt, it sidesteps the display limits of the host: even a base MacBook can run a full four-screen desktop.
One USB-C cable connects everything and delivers 100W of charging to the laptop, while four DisplayPort and four HDMI connectors, four USB-A ports, a downstream USB-C port, Gigabit Ethernet and audio turn any desk into a complete workstation.
Full Specifications
| Part Number / MPN |
DOCK570EUZ |
| EAN / GTIN |
5051794028362 |
| Brand |
Targus |
| Category |
USB-C Universal Quad 4K Docking Station (QV4K) |
| Host Connection |
USB-C with DisplayLink (universal — works on Windows and macOS) |
| Video Engine |
Dual DisplayLink DL6910 |
| Power Delivery to Laptop |
100W USB Power Delivery |
| Video Outputs |
4x DisplayPort 1.2 + 4x HDMI 2.0 (four displays; use DP or HDMI per output) |
| Max Resolution |
Quad 4K — 3840×2160 @ 60Hz (DisplayPort) / @ 50Hz (HDMI) |
| Multi-Monitor |
Up to 4 independent displays on both Windows and macOS |
| USB Ports |
4x USB-A 3.0 (1x fast-charging) + 1x USB-C 3.0 downstream |
| Networking |
Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45, 10/100/1000) |
| Audio |
3.5mm combo audio in/out jack |
| Dimensions |
26 × 8.5 × 17.9 cm |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Warranty |
1-Year Warranty (Singular) |
Key Features
Four 4K displays on any USB-C laptop
Dual DisplayLink engines drive up to four independent 4K monitors at 60Hz — regardless of whether the host is a Thunderbolt machine, a standard USB-C Windows laptop, or an Apple-silicon MacBook that would otherwise be limited to one or two screens.
Universal DisplayLink compatibility
Not tied to Thunderbolt: the DisplayLink video engine works across Windows and macOS with the free DisplayLink Manager driver, making this an ideal dock for mixed fleets where laptops vary.
100W single-cable charging
One USB-C cable powers and connects the laptop, delivering 100W of USB Power Delivery to keep most 13–16″ machines charged while docked.
Flexible HDMI and DisplayPort outputs
Each of the four display channels offers both a DisplayPort 1.2 and an HDMI 2.0 connector, so you can mix monitor types freely without adapters.
Full desktop connectivity
Four USB-A 3.0 ports (one fast-charging), a downstream USB-C port, Gigabit Ethernet and a 3.5mm audio jack cover peripherals, wired networking and headsets from a single hub.
Expert Insight
The QV4K is the go-to dock when you need four monitors and cannot rely on Thunderbolt — for example a mixed office of MacBooks and standard USB-C Windows laptops. DisplayLink is what makes the quad-4K promise portable across hosts, at the cost of installing a small driver and using CPU for video encoding. For pure-Thunderbolt setups that only need two displays, a native TB4 dock will feel snappier; but for maximum screen count on any machine, this Targus is hard to beat.
It belongs in our docking stations range for multi-monitor deployments, and its Gigabit port can be complemented by faster wired networking using dedicated network cards where higher LAN throughput is needed. Choose DisplayLink (this dock) when universal host support and four displays matter most.
Buyer's Guide
Buy it if
You need up to four 4K displays from any USB-C laptop — including MacBooks — with 100W charging, plenty of USB and Gigabit Ethernet, and you want one dock that works across a mixed Windows/Mac fleet.
Skip it if
You only need one or two displays, or you want the lowest-latency native video — a Thunderbolt 4 dock avoids DisplayLink drivers and CPU overhead for smaller setups.
Also consider
A native Thunderbolt 4 dock if your laptops are all Thunderbolt and two screens suffice, or a Thunderbolt 4 + DisplayLink hybrid if you want both native and quad-display flexibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it work with a MacBook?
Yes — it is a universal DisplayLink dock, so it drives up to four 4K displays on macOS (including Apple-silicon models) with the free DisplayLink Manager app installed.
How many monitors can it run?
Up to four independent 4K displays at 60Hz (via DisplayPort) or 50Hz (via HDMI). Each channel has both a DP and an HDMI connector.
Does it charge my laptop?
Yes — it delivers 100W of USB Power Delivery over the single USB-C cable, enough for most ultrabooks and many performance laptops.
Do I need to install software?
Yes — DisplayLink docks require the free DisplayLink Manager driver on Windows and macOS to enable the displays.