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I've owned this for over a month now and it's met or exceeded all of my expectations. I'm using this dock with a 16" MBP M3 Max driving two 32" 4K 144+ Hz monitors and basically every port is in use.
First and foremost is that all the connections are solid and consistent. There are no random drop outs, flickering, or other signs of instability that I've experienced with prior TB docks. There's nothing worse than a TB dock that has random connectivity issues, often at the worst times.
Waking from sleep works consistently, which is huge. I can reliably wake my laptop and monitors via either my mouse or keyboard, both of which are wireless. Out of the hundreds of times doing so there have been just a handful of anomalies where I've had to disconnect and reconnect the laptop, but those have been so infrequent they could've been software based / MacOS issues rather than due to the dock.
The dock itself gets a bit warm but nothing out of the ordinary. I do wish there were more USB and perhaps another DisplayPort available, but the ports themselves are well spaced and any more likely would require a larger sized chassis.
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Extended Monitor
| 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
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Max Display Resolution
| 8K@30Hz, 4K@120Hz, 2K@144Hz | 8K@30Hz, 4K@120Hz, 2K@144Hz | 4K@60Hz, 2K@120Hz, 1080P@144Hz | 4K@60Hz, 2K@144Hz, 1080P@240Hz | 8K@30Hz, 4K@120Hz, 2K@144Hz | 8K@30Hz, 4K@120Hz, 2K@144Hz | 4K@60Hz, 2K@144Hz, 1080P@240Hz |
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Max Transfer Speed
| 40Gbps | 40Gbps | 10Gbps | 10Gbps | 40Gbps | 10Gbps | 10Gbps |
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Data Ports
| 2*TBT4 4*USB A 1*USB C | 3*TBT4 3*USB A | 2*USB A 1*USB C | 3*USB A 1*USB C | 2*TBT4 3*USB A 2*USB C | 3*USB A 1*USB C | 5*USB A 1*USB C |
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Charging Port
| 180W (Charger Included) | 140W (Charger Included) | 100W | 100W | 140W (Charger Included) | 100W (Charger Included) | 100W |
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Ethernet Port
| 2.5 Gigabit | Gigabit | Gigabit | Gigabit | Gigabit | Gigabit | Gigabit |
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SD/TF Card Reader
| SD/TF 4.0 | No | No | SD/TF 3.0 | SD/TF 4.0 | SD/TF 3.0 | SD/TF 3.0 |
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Display Scheme
| Thunderbolt | Thunderbolt | DisplayLink | Silicon Motion | Thunderbolt | DisplayLink | MST |
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| Sold By | UGREEN GROUP LIMITED | Plugable Technologies | NEVE NA | AnkerDirect | Yottamaster Technology Co.,Ltd |
| hardware interface | usb docking station, thunderbolt 4, usb3.2 gen 2 x 2 | thunderbolt | thunderbolt 4 | thunderbolt | thunderbolt |
| number of ports | 13 | 8 | 20 | 12 | 12 |
| number of usb ports | 5 | 4 | 7 | 6 | 6 |
| HDMI ports | 0 | 2 | 2 | — | 1 |
| compatible devices | MacBook Pro, Macbook Air, Dell XPS, Surface Pro, and more | Windows 11 Thunderbolt 4 hosts and macOS Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4 hosts with macOS 11+ including, M1 Pro/Max, M2 Pro/Max, M3 Pro/Max, or M3 MacBook Air (clamshell mode required for dual displays), HP ProBook / EliteBook / Spectre x360 series, Dell XPS, Lenovo ThinkPad / IdeaPad / Yoga , Framework (Intel Processors), Microsoft Surface Pro 9,8 / Surface Laptop Studio / Surface Laptop 5 | MacBook Pro | MacBook Pro | Laptops, Smartphones, Desktops |
| wattage | 180 watts | — | 180 watts | 100 watts | 85 watts |
| weight | 1.72 pounds | 2.42 pounds | 1.75 pounds | 1.3 pounds | — |
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A good dock, but a very expensive one as well
In terms of features this dock has a lot to offer. Plenty of front IO, the USB-A are 10Gbps, and the front USB-C does 20W PD. The rear USB-A is 5Gbps instead of 10Gbps (not an issue), 2.5Gbit ethernet, and 2 additional Thunderbolt ports for pass-through. I did test this on a M1 Pro Macbook Pro 14in and a Thinkpad T14s Gen 4 (this has USB4). For the thunderbolt pass-through I tested a Thinkvision P27u-20 w/ its TB daisy chain connected to a Dell U2723QE, with its TB input connected to the dock. This setup worked very well on both the Macbook and the Thinkpad. I also tested w/ a Thunderbolt 3 NVME enclosure and it does hit the max ~2700Mbps that I see in that NVME enclosure if it was directly connected to any computers, so this dock is working as intended. The max power supply is 90W instead of the full 100W. This feels like a missed opportunity, since a lot of Windows laptops that comes factory with a 100W power supply usually needs the full 100W of power. 90W means that any Macbook Pro should be fine, and technically this is the highest wattage supported by a 95x0 and 97x0 Dell XPS 15/17 that's not Dell's own 130W standard. The 20W front USB-C means that if you have lots of data you transfer from an iPhone 15 Pro, you can get a full USB3 speeds while charging if you have your phone connected with a proper USB-C cable.If you want to turn off the dock there is a power button which cuts off data and power to the connected device. I can't imagine a use case for it myself since if I need to "turn off" a dock it's because I need to take my laptop somewhere and I have to unplug the laptop anyways, but hey, it's a nice to have.The power supply is something I have a bit of a gripe with. It has one of the biggest ferrite bead I've ever seen, and even though you can try, it does hinder cable management a bit. The cable from the PSU to the dock also feels a little bit short. Considering this is a dock that might have to run an entire length of a table for cable management, this feels a bit of a downside. The PSU itself at least seems pretty well built, it's a 180W 21V8.57A unit, UGreen makes decent chargers, and this power supply seems to be good. I didn't observe any coil whine from this dock which is great.The price is quite steep. At the time of this review it's $320, apparently it does drop occasionally to $304. This brings it to the price range of the OWC Thunderbolt Go dock, which has less IO options but still has 2 Thunderbolt pass-through output like this Revodok, and has an integrated power supply. The intention of an integrated power supply is to make the thing easier to lug around, but it also has the side effect of making cable management easier. I guess considering the robust IO the Revodok does deserve the premium that it demands, but for some people, at this price point, the OWC Thunderbolt Go might be a better options. At the end of the day, yes it's expensive, yes it's very well built, and yes the features are excellent, and the only downside, for me, being the power supply.
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If you want to turn off the dock there is a power button which cuts off data and power to the connected device. I can't imagine a use case for it myself since if I need to "turn off" a dock it's because I need to take my laptop somewhere and I have to unplug the laptop anyways, but hey, it's a nice to have.
The power supply is something I have a bit of a gripe with. It has one of the biggest ferrite bead I've ever seen, and even though you can try, it does hinder cable management a bit. The cable from the PSU to the dock also feels a little bit short. Considering this is a dock that might have to run an entire length of a table for cable management, this feels a bit of a downside. The PSU itself at least seems pretty well built, it's a 180W 21V8.57A unit, UGreen makes decent chargers, and this power supply seems to be good. I didn't observe any coil whine from this dock which is great.
The price is quite steep. At the time of this review it's $320, apparently it does drop occasionally to $304. This brings it to the price range of the OWC Thunderbolt Go dock, which has less IO options but still has 2 Thunderbolt pass-through output like this Revodok, and has an integrated power supply. The intention of an integrated power supply is to make the thing easier to lug around, but it also has the side effect of making cable management easier. I guess considering the robust IO the Revodok does deserve the premium that it demands, but for some people, at this price point, the OWC Thunderbolt Go might be a better options. At the end of the day, yes it's expensive, yes it's very well built, and yes the features are excellent, and the only downside, for me, being the power supply.
A good dock, but a very expensive one as well
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
In terms of features this dock has a lot to offer. Plenty of front IO, the USB-A are 10Gbps, and the front USB-C does 20W PD. The rear USB-A is 5Gbps instead of 10Gbps (not an issue), 2.5Gbit ethernet, and 2 additional Thunderbolt ports for pass-through. I did test this on a M1 Pro Macbook Pro 14in and a Thinkpad T14s Gen 4 (this has USB4). For the thunderbolt pass-through I tested a Thinkvision P27u-20 w/ its TB daisy chain connected to a Dell U2723QE, with its TB input connected to the dock. This setup worked very well on both the Macbook and the Thinkpad. I also tested w/ a Thunderbolt 3 NVME enclosure and it does hit the max ~2700Mbps that I see in that NVME enclosure if it was directly connected to any computers, so this dock is working as intended. The max power supply is 90W instead of the full 100W. This feels like a missed opportunity, since a lot of Windows laptops that comes factory with a 100W power supply usually needs the full 100W of power. 90W means that any Macbook Pro should be fine, and technically this is the highest wattage supported by a 95x0 and 97x0 Dell XPS 15/17 that's not Dell's own 130W standard. The 20W front USB-C means that if you have lots of data you transfer from an iPhone 15 Pro, you can get a full USB3 speeds while charging if you have your phone connected with a proper USB-C cable.Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
If you want to turn off the dock there is a power button which cuts off data and power to the connected device. I can't imagine a use case for it myself since if I need to "turn off" a dock it's because I need to take my laptop somewhere and I have to unplug the laptop anyways, but hey, it's a nice to have.
The power supply is something I have a bit of a gripe with. It has one of the biggest ferrite bead I've ever seen, and even though you can try, it does hinder cable management a bit. The cable from the PSU to the dock also feels a little bit short. Considering this is a dock that might have to run an entire length of a table for cable management, this feels a bit of a downside. The PSU itself at least seems pretty well built, it's a 180W 21V8.57A unit, UGreen makes decent chargers, and this power supply seems to be good. I didn't observe any coil whine from this dock which is great.
The price is quite steep. At the time of this review it's $320, apparently it does drop occasionally to $304. This brings it to the price range of the OWC Thunderbolt Go dock, which has less IO options but still has 2 Thunderbolt pass-through output like this Revodok, and has an integrated power supply. The intention of an integrated power supply is to make the thing easier to lug around, but it also has the side effect of making cable management easier. I guess considering the robust IO the Revodok does deserve the premium that it demands, but for some people, at this price point, the OWC Thunderbolt Go might be a better options. At the end of the day, yes it's expensive, yes it's very well built, and yes the features are excellent, and the only downside, for me, being the power supply.
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