


- Able to have 2 extended desktop external monitors on MacBook Pro - Drivers exist and works for macOS 10.15.7 Catalina - Dock only a little bit warm on full load (external ssd, and 2 screens playing 4k videos) - Ethernet connected to USB3.0 bus internally - some bad hubs fallback to usb2.0. - A lot of USB3.0 pots - and no any usb2.0 ports is a plus - not waste of space on front/back panel. - Full 5Gbps speed USB ports, external SSD gives 450+ MB/s


I'm an IT Security Professional. The Plugable Thunderbolt 4 docking station resolved my disconnection issues. My previous docking station was HP Thunderbolt Dock 1203 G2 was causing random connectivity issues where I would lose ethernet connectivity.





Love it. Bought it to use 2 monitors with my laptop and a usb keyboard. It does exactly what I wanted and is a godsend with my work laptop. Wasn't that expensive. Check to make sure you have the proper monitor cabling (one HDMI and one DVI).

I purchased this for use with a Macbook Pro (A1707, mid-2017 release of the 15" model). When I plugged in the MBP, everything (video over USB-C Alt-Mode, power delivery over USB-C, and USB peripherals) worked except the wired gigabit ethernet port. According to the packaging the ethernet chipset is Realtek, so I installed the OS X driver from Realtek and that resolved it. Charging over USB-C is rated at 3A@20V, somewhat lower than the OEM chargers for both laptops but more than sufficient to keep the laptops running while charging the battery. I actually have a second monitor, but figured that I didn't want to deal with DisplayLink and wouldn't mind using a separate cable to hook up that monitor directly to the laptop, so I purchased this dock. No muss, no fuss, just a swift, elegant way to connect my 2017 MacBook Pro with two Asus monitors. I found it to be virtually plug-and-play for the displays, and also has HDMI and Ethernet slots, which is a bonus and adds to the versatility of the piece. There’s been no flicker or sluggishness at all. In addition, this actually extends your desktop, instead of just mirroring it, which is crucial if you’re doing various types of graphics or design.


-used EaseUS Disk Copy to clone my 256gb SSD to a new 1TB one to upgrade it in my Latitude 7400. worked like a charm. -very fast. took around 30 mins.
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