Top Docking Stations For Macbook Pro

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I have a MacBook Pro 16 (M1 Max) and connecting the Cal Digit TS4 docking station takes it to another level. Fantastic bandwidth speed, all the ports connect and works well with the laptop. Must have to truly enabling top tier performance. You will not be disappointed!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought a MacBook Pro and I wanted to set up a docking station. I went to a local computer store and looked at probably 20 monitors. This was my choice and I am very happy with it. It is bright, the colors are true and dense and it has worked very well.

This is a lot zippier than my MacBook pro. I paired it with a Thunderbolt 4 docking station, because the ports are limited. The docking station has a SSD, which expands the storage of the Mini.

This is a great keyboard for use with a MacBook Pro, when it is on a stand connected to a docking station. The layout mirrors that of the laptop perfectly, and being wireless is great. It doesn't need to charge often, which is also very convenient.

This docking station from Plugable works great with my MacBook Pro M2 and has all of the main ports I need when traveling. My only note of critique is when using the ethernet port, the activity indicator light is bright white. It feels like a dance party with flashing lights at times since the light is quite bright. I would prefer that light being less bright.

I 'downgraded' from a top of the line 2017 15 Macbook Pro to this base model MacBook Air. My work consisted of programming and web browsing, and for those 2 use cases, this laptop actually performs better. Furthermore, the keyboard feels a lot better to type on than the previous generation, and shouldn't have any of the durability concerns. I also like getting the function keys back, the touch bar never did much for me. Lightweight, fast, and a great value.

Works on Cal-Digit Docking Stations to convert DisplayPort to HDMI

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The docking stations have made it as easy as could be to make our laptops go onto our monitors.

I think I bought 5 different docking stations before I found one that I could connect multiple USB3 external drives and actually use them. There are a few potential improvements, but they're minor; I'd rather not need an active HDMI adapter, my phone won't sync when connected to the front 20W USBC port, and it's a little too tall to fit in my under desk cable organizer