The Club 3D CSV-1562 is a 15-in-1 USB-C docking station featuring DisplayLink display output chips enabling multiple display connectors, allowing it to drive up to three 4K UHD displays through five display outputs.

Aimed at customers with a want for both multiple ports and multiple displays, the CSV-1562 integrates an ethernet adapter, x5 USB 3.1 type-A ports, x1 USB-C connector (able to charge mobile devices), x5 display outputs (x3 HDMI 2.0, x2 DisplayPort 1.2), 3.5mm audio jack and a 3.5mm microphone input. In addition it includes a built-in PSU allowing it to deliver up to 60W of power to a host laptop.

Nomad announces a cable range update-- one including USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to Lighting, "Universal" and USB-C to Lightning cables in a variety of lengths-- all featuring construction in Kevlar for increased durability.

The Kevlar used in the cables is K29, an industrial version of the material found in body and vehicle armour. Nomad says it uses Kevlar both inside and outside the cables, since the material makes both the braided exterior and the central internal core. Meanwhile the connector plugs are in metal alloy, and all applicable cables are MFi-certified.

Sony announces what it describes as "the world’s fastest UHS-II SD and microSD card reader"-- the MRW-S3, an addition to the TOUGH SF-M series of SD card readers able to double as a handy USB hub.

Aimed primarily at photographers, videographers and creators, the MRW-S3 handles both high-resolution RAW image files and 4K video, as well as just about any other kind of file type. It supports USB 3.1 Gen 2, allowing for data transfers of up to 1000MB/s, allowing users to connect high-speed external SSDs, and can receiver up to 100W USB Power Deliver (USB PD) for stable connections with devices.

An HDMI output with 4K 30fps capabilities allows the connection of external monitors without need for external adapters or occupying limited PC ports. The actual hub promises to be tough, with a durable aluminium body and a wave surface to prevent scratches. It weighs just 95g and includes a detachable USB-C to USB-C cable for connecting to host PCs. The cable includes an embedded eMarker, allowing connection to USB 3.1 Gen 2 devices or a USB PD AC adapter.

Logitech uses 2018 acquisition Blue Microphones to create the G Pro X-- a wired headset aimed at gamer customers making frequent use of voice communications the company describes as a pro-grade audio device.

The Pro X headset features Blue VO!CE, a suite of microphone effects enabling "clean, professional voice communication." Users can tune their voice according to individual preferences using an integrated recording and playback function and, in case they want even deeper customisation, a full set of "pro-grade" effects, including a compresser, de-esser and de-popper.