Amazon BasicsThunderbolt4/USB4 Docking Station, 3X Downstream TBT4 (Dual Display), 1xUSB A 3.1, Black, ‎4.76 x 2.84 x 0.86 inches

Working perfectly for Dell XPS 9640. The Dell brand genuine Thunderbolt 4 docking station is 3-4x the price but this one will do just as well. The Dell is a nice laptop however is woefully lacking in various ports (e.g. no USB-A, no Ethernet, no HDMI). This docking station provides the missing ports and all work great. The laptop notifies that the charging wattage is low, but this 96W vs Dell's 130W capability is of little to no concern to me.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:For the price you cant beat Amazon hub. It has enough ports for my purposes. i have 2 monitors attached thur powered by MacBook Pro M4. It powers my Macbook. it runs a little hot but not too hot you can't touch it.

If you’re a Mac user with multiple 4K+ monitors expecting 2.5Gbps pass-through, don’t bother. The iVANKY Fusion Dock (and possibly the CalDigi) can handle these demands, but this one can’t.It only supports a single 4K+ display at 60Hz. I even tried routing the Thunderbolt connection through my monitor and back into the dock, but it still wouldn’t support another 4K display past 30Hz.It’s well-built and could have been a cheaper alternative to $300–$400 units, but it ultimately proves the old adage: You get what you pay for.

When this item works well, it's fantastic. I am using it with my Mac book pro to run two displays - a 27 inch and 34 inch ultra wide at 3440x1440. This one port can easily cause both displays to function, and charges the MacBook - an elegant and gorgeous solution to docking the MacBook. However, my particular unit on day two of use has began to experience a bunch of minor issues. When the MacBook returns from sleep, one of the monitors (not always the same one!) doesn't turn on, followed by grainy video once I reconnect the second monitor. I'm not sure if this is the supplies USB cord or the dock itself, but grainy video is a big deal and makes the product borderline unusable. I am hoping to find some solutions online because the dock initially made the Mac more usable than ever.

I wanted a separate thunderbolt dock for my work laptop since i cant hookup external drives to it. I hooked my M3 macbook air and it works perfectly. The cable is a little short so if you want to use a longer cord, make sure to buy an active thunderbolt cable.When I first hooked it up, my monitor wasn't displaying video, I had to unplug the monitor power and plug it back in, and it worked. I've had to do this with other docks so I don't knock anything against this dock.

Used to connect my Fujifilm cameras and a thunderbolt 4 SSD to my m4 Mac mini. Works perfectly everytime. Transfer speeds are high and substance throughout the transfer.

I'm focusing my review on the fact that this works with an M1-based Macbook Air which may confuse people since the product description says it only supports later models. I believe the description says that because this dock can support multiple displays while an M1-based laptop like mine doesn't support more than 1 external monitor. But that's a limitation of my Mac, not the dock. So far my experience with this doc has been great - plenty of ports, a good card reader, and it comes with a reasonably long TB4 cable to connect the dock and Mac (much better than the short "pigtail" on the Anker 555 this is replacing.) I also really like having the audio jack on the dock, that's one less cable I have to unplug when moving my MBA. The build quality is also impressive with a clean metal housing and it doesn't heat up like the Anker 555. To top it all off, I don't think you can find a better TB4 dock anywhere near this price.I also want to repeat an important point from other reviews - be sure to use the cable they provide! Some people think it's proprietary, but I doubt that. I think it's just a true TB4 cable.

Was a little suspicious based off the reviews, but works beautifully. Build quality seems solid. Handles a 4K@120 display alongside a 4K@60, both plugged in via USB-C to my M4 MacBook Air.