Typically about ten ports: multiple USB‑C and USB‑A ports, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, an SD 4.0 card reader, and Gigabit Ethernet for displays, peripherals, storage, and networking.
The dock supplies up to 100 watts of power delivery, allowing you to charge a laptop while powering connected peripherals.
They support dual external displays, commonly driving dual 4K at 60 Hz. The HDMI 2.1 output can also connect a single 8K display at 30 Hz.
Available sizes include 5×6 ft, 8×6 ft, 10×6 ft, and 10×10 ft. Capacities range from about 2–3 people (≈455 lb) up to 8–10 people (≈1,200 lb), depending on the model.
Capacity by model is typically listed as: 2–3 people (455 lb), 4–6 people (675 lb), 5–8 people (925 lb), and 8–10 people (1,200 lb).
Using a manual pump, inflation takes about 15 minutes. After deflation the dock rolls up to fit in a compact storage bag (approximately 24×18 in).
They’re suitable for kayak and paddleboard docking, water play, fishing, seating or platform use while camping, pool or beach parties, yoga, and general water recreation.
