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Docking station Viture Pro-MbDk-Blk USB-C compact design
VITURE Pro mobile docking station — a compact USB-C docking station designed for portable multimedia and gaming use. The VITURE Pro Mobile Dock connects devices with HDMI or USB-C video output, supports up to a 135-inch Full HD display at 120 Hz and adds battery-powered runtime to connected devices. The station is compatible with Nintendo Switch models, smartphones, laptops, consoles and TV sticks that provide video-out, and includes cable, protective case and quick start guide.
The VITURE Pro Mobile Dock supports 3D content and local screen sharing between two XR glasses or additional USB-C displays, enabling shared multiplayer or movie viewing. It provides broad compatibility with HDMI and USB-C devices, a built-in 7500 mAh battery that extends device runtime (up to 8 hours for Switch and up to 20 hours with HDMI sources), and a compact, travel-friendly form factor. Included accessories simplify setup and transport.
Connect a source device with HDMI or USB-C video-out to the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock using the appropriate cable. If using USB-C, plug into the dock's USB-C port; if using an HDMI device such as a TV stick or console, connect via the HDMI port. To share the screen between two XR glasses or additional USB-C displays, connect both displays to the dock simultaneously following device-specific pairing or display selection procedures. Charge the dock beforehand or connect to a power source to ensure extended runtime.
For best results, use HDMI 1.4-compatible cables and ensure connected devices support the declared video-out modes. Keep the dock charged before extended sessions, and verify device-specific display settings (refresh rate and resolution) to match the 135-inch Full HD / 120 Hz capability when applicable.
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