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The Acer Vero MST Dock M32 drops to $35.99 from $158.85, a 77% discount. It adds HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, four USB ports, and 65W laptop charging over a single USB-C cable.
Tip: Plug into a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode, since plain data-only USB-C ports will not pass video.
Best for: Laptop owners with a USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode port who want a one-cable desk setup.
The Acer Vero MST Dock M32 is the kind of accessory that turns a laptop into a desk setup in one move. A single USB-C cable carries video, data, Ethernet, and power, so you plug in once and everything else stays wired up behind the monitor. The dock itself runs off a bundled 90W adapter and pushes up to 65W back to a compatible laptop, which covers most thin-and-light machines and ultrabooks. The port layout covers the practical stuff. HDMI and DisplayPort both push up to 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz, and MST lets you run two external displays at once on supported hardware. 5mm headphone jack, and you have a full desk hub without a second adapter. A Kensington lock slot and a physical power button round it out. The tradeoffs are worth knowing. The extra USB-C port is data-only, so it will not drive a third display or feed power. Video output also depends on the host laptop supporting DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C, which rules out older USB-A-only machines. 99 this is a steep discount on a dock that normally sells near $90 to $158, making it an easy pickup for anyone tired of swapping cables.
The M32 lists at $158.85 and has averaged $92.03 over the past 90 days, with a 180-day average of $86.42. At $35.99 you are paying roughly 39% of the recent 90-day average and well under half the longer-term norm, which puts this at the lowest price the dock has seen in this window.
Yes. With a host laptop that supports DisplayPort MST over USB-C, the HDMI and DisplayPort outputs drive two external screens at up to 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz each.
It delivers up to 65W of power delivery to the host over the USB-C cable, which is enough to charge most ultrabooks and thin-and-light laptops while you work.
It works with any computer that supports USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode, including Apple silicon MacBooks. Note that macOS handles MST differently than Windows and mirrors rather than extends across two external displays.
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Currently $35.99
30-Day Avg
$158.85
90-Day Avg
$92.03
180-Day Avg
$86.42
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