Supports 3 HDMI outputs from a single Type-C port, delivering 4K 60Hz resolution. Perfect for day trading and multi-monitor workstations, enabling simultaneous use of three displays. Plug-and-play installation with no external power required. Wide compatibility with laptops, PCs, and other Type-C devices.
$39.99
The Nexhype Type-C to 3 HDMI Splitter 4K 60Hz lets you run up to three HDMI screens from one USB-C port.
It is a simple way to expand a multi-monitor workstation without adding a dock or an extra power brick on the desk.
For trading, it gives you space for charts, scanners, news, and execution panels.
For office work, it is just more room to keep tools visible.
If you already use a trading desk mount or a portable monitor mount, this adapter helps you keep screen placement consistent.
It can also fit into a future six screen mount plan when you want to grow your setup.
If you need screens to pair with it, start here.
Screens & Monitors
A good trading desk setup is about keeping the layout stable.
This splitter helps you spread your tools across more screens so you stop stacking windows.
Here is a practical example.
Put charts on one screen, scanners on another, and news plus execution on the third.
Leave your main display for your broker platform and alerts.
That is a clean multi-monitor workstation without a full rebuild.
If you are already using a trading desk mount, it is easier to keep screens aligned.
If you are building toward a six screen mount, this can be one step on the way.
This adapter is designed for productivity, charting, and desk workflows.
Your results depend on your laptop or PC, USB-C bandwidth, cables, and monitor settings.
Use good HDMI cables and match resolution and refresh settings across screens.
Your USB-C port must support video output.
Look for DisplayPort Alt Mode in your device specs.
If your USB-C port is data only, this adapter will not output video.
Many Windows laptops can extend to multiple screens using MST.
Some macOS setups may mirror screens instead of extending them, especially when the adapter relies on MST.
If you are buying this specifically for three extended displays on a Mac, check your model behavior first.
If you are not sure, check your laptop model details before you order.
Missing info: whether the three HDMI outputs can run three independent extended displays on macOS, supported OS versions, and the exact output combinations when mixing different monitor resolutions.
Next step: confirm your USB-C port supports video output, then add the screens you want and build your layout.