SABRENT Thunderbolt 4 Dock (14 in 1) 40Gbps Thunderbolt Dock, 60W via TB4 Host PD Charging, Laptop Docking Station Supports Dual Displays 8K@60Hz/4K@144Hz, GbE, Audio & SD/TF Card Reader (DS-T4MF)

Great hub, did everything I needed. Still working fine one year after

Purchased a new product but was send an unsealed box. Not happy and returned.

I've been using this Sabrent Thunderbolt dock with an M4 MacBook Pro for about a month. Everything has worked seamlessly, the build quality is great, and I'm completely happy with it. I am seeing good network performance as well as USB (including video and audio). I was not sure if it would have enough juice to run teleprompter and audio interface as well as charge the MacBook, but there have been no issues there. I've also found that the USB-C ports charge a rather finicky Canon camera as well as an Anker power brick that refuses to charge almost anywhere else without any issues.

Worked well but failed after only a few months - returned and looking for a better brand.

Expensive piece of kit but great value when compared to other solutions. I use this with my Mac Mini M4 Pro which is an amazingly tiny but powerful machine. Quality of this is excellent. No complaints. Ports and connectivity are excellent - everything I need and within easy reach including USB & usbc ports. Functionality again great!

Works great on my wife's new Vaio (from Costco). I understand that she's not using this dock to its full capabilities, but I wanted a dock that shouldn't need to be replaced for a while due to tech constraints. She's using it as a dock to power the laptop, send video to dual 4K monitors (using both the DP and HDMI ports, but only for non-graphic intensive work stuff like MS Office and web browsing), and connect other peripherals (phone wireless charger, 1080 webcam, HDD, wireless mouse & keyboard, external mic/speaker for video calls, etc.). We've got five (5) super-fast access points around the house, so she doesn't need the ethernet port, but I'm glad it's there. She hates stuff on her desk, especially cords and wires, and her desk isn't really built for any kind of cable management, so I used a lot of cable ties to mount the dock on the side of her desk, and then ran everything to the ports on the video port side of the dock (the bottom of the dock, in our case). I used one of the USB C ports to go to the host (laptop), and used the other to power an old Aukey hub with four (4) USB A 3.0 ports, where I plugged some of the USB A peripherals. I then mounted the power brick under the desk and completely out of sight. And, like I said, it all works perfectly like that. I ordered an assortment of cheap silicone dust cover inserts for the remaining ports that are facing up in the way I mounted it (dual USB C, single USB A, audio, and card readers), so dust, crumbs, etc. can't fall in, but they haven't arrived yet. She's probably too OCD to ever use those ports because she doesn't want to see the cords sticking up, but if she ever does, she can just quickly remove the appropriate port dust cover and voila. It's probably a little heavy, but I see that as a benefit, as it will never leave her desk (or be thrown in a laptop bag for travel), and the weight of the metal chassis and associated solid feel say to me that it's extremely well built. I haven't noticed any issues with heat, but it's got some space around all sides, and even a small gap where it's not even touching the side of the desk where I mounted it, so it should get plenty of airflow to keep it cool enough. Yeah, it's more expensive than what I really wanted to pay, but it seems worth it. If I were to purchase a dock for myself, which I don't need right now, I'd want a few HDMI 2.1 AND DisplayPort 2.1 ports, 2.5+ GB ethernet, multiple Thunderbolt 5 ports and at least a few USB A 3.2 ports, audio, card readers, etc., but something like that would've been extreme overkill for what she needs and would likely cost at least twice as much (if it even exists). Anyway, we're both very happy with the dock for her, and I'd definitely buy another one if the need justified it.

So far soo good. If that thing will last, I`m a fan

Completely replaced my Thunderbolt 4 CalDigit hub for $100 less. Very functional across 2 machines and a single 5k display + 4 peripherals.

Die Sabrent Thunderbolt 4 Dockingstation versprach auf dem Papier genau das, was ich für meinen Arbeitsplatz gesucht habe: ausreichend Erweiterungsanschlüsse für meinen Laptop, ein leistungsstarkes Netzteil und ein kompakter Formfaktor, der nicht den halben Schreibtisch blockiert. Die Begeisterung beim Auspacken war dementsprechend groß. Doch die Ernüchterung folgte schneller, als mir lieb war. Der essenziellste Anschluss des ganzen Geräts, der Thunderbolt-Port für den Laptop, war locker. Nicht dramatisch locker – aber locker genug, dass bei der kleinsten Berührung des Kabels oder gar des Docks die Verbindung unterbrochen wurde. In meinem Fall hängt ein Elgato Stream Deck am Hub, das keinerlei Strompufferung besitzt und deshalb bei jedem winzigen Wackler abschaltet. Ich darf nicht mal atmen, ohne dass das Stream Deck dunkel wird. In dieser Preisklasse ist das schlicht inakzeptabel. Ob ich ein Montagsgerät erwischt habe, kann ich nicht sagen, aber auch das mitgelieferte Thunderbolt-Kabel wirkt nicht vertrauenswürdig. Während selbst günstige USB-Ladekabel spürbar einrasten, fehlt bei diesem Kabel jegliches Feedback, ob der Stecker überhaupt richtig sitzt. An den anderen Ports mit alternativen Kabeln trat dieses Problem nicht auf, was zumindest etwas Hoffnung macht. So bleibt mir nichts anderes übrig, als das Gerät zurückzuschicken. Für meinen Anwendungsfall bleibt offenbar nur der Griff in ein höheres Preissegment, in der Hoffnung, dass dort mehr Wert auf Qualitätssicherung gelegt wird.

FANTASTICO PER IL MIO DELL XPS 13 Plus 9320.