Thunderbolt 4 Dock with Displaylink Chipset – MacBook Docking Station Twin/Triple/Quad/Penta Monitor – 21 Ports 40Gbps, 150W Charging, 8K/4K Shows – Appropriate with Window 10/11 Mac OS 10.2 & Above
Original price was: $309.99.$284.99Current price is: $284.99.
Value: $309.99 - $284.99
(as of Apr 18, 2025 17:33:47 UTC – Particulars)
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At SmartLinx, we design merchandise that improve productiveness. We perceive that work occurs all over the place—on the workplace, at dwelling, or on the go.
Each SmartLinx docking station is thoughtfully designed and rigorously examined to make sure seamless efficiency wherever you’re employed.
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[21-Port TB4 Dock for Mac] – 8K@60Hz HDMI, 2.5GbE, SD/TF 4.0, 3x TB4 (40Gbps), 7x USB-C/A 3.2 (10Gbps), 6x HDMI/DP 4K@60Hz, 3.5mm audio.
[Broad Compatibility] – Works with MacBook, Home windows, Chrome OS, and tablets with TB4/3, USB 4, or USB-C. Helps M2, M1 sequence, Intel Macs, USB-C iPhone 15/15 Professional, and iPads.
[First Penta Monitor Dock] – Helps upto 5x 4K @ 60Hz or 1x 8K @ 60Hz. Home windows: 5 shows (Mirror/Prolonged). Mac M1/M2/M3: 4 (Mirror), 3 (Prolonged). M1/M2/M3 Professional & Max: 5 (Mirror), 4 (Prolonged) through DisplayLink.
[Fast & Efficient Charging] – Geared up with a 150W energy charging, this USB-C helps as much as 90W laptop computer charging and 20W quick charging for telephones, tablets, or energy banks. Observe: Gadgets over 90W could cost unstably.
[Blazing-Fast Data Transfers] – 3x TB4 (40Gbps) and 7x USB-C/A 3.2 (10Gbps) for ultra-fast file transfers and seamless syncing.
[High-Speed 2.5GbE] – 2.5× quicker than 1GbE for speedy community, router, and NAS connections. Backward suitable with 1GbE; requires a TB host and a couple of.5GbE+ units for peak efficiency.
[Installing DisplayLink Video Driver] – Please set up the DisplayLink video driver by following the person guide included within the bundle.
[12-Month Warranty] – Backed by SMARTLINX with a 12-month guarantee. Contact us anytime through Amazon for assist.
Clients say
Clients discover the docking station works effectively, with one mentioning its seamless compatibility with each Home windows and Mac. They admire its port capability, with one buyer noting it has loads of energy and ports, whereas one other describes it as a tremendous dock good for energy customers. Clients additionally contemplate it fairly priced.
8 reviews for Thunderbolt 4 Dock with Displaylink Chipset – MacBook Docking Station Twin/Triple/Quad/Penta Monitor – 21 Ports 40Gbps, 150W Charging, 8K/4K Shows – Appropriate with Window 10/11 Mac OS 10.2 & Above
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Original price was: $309.99.$284.99Current price is: $284.99.
Dalton Bell –
Amazing Dock- Perfect for Power Users!
This Smartlinx Thunderbolt 4 Dock is an absolute game-changer! Setting up multiple monitors (quad 4K + one 8K) was effortless, and the DisplayLink chipset ensures smooth performance with no lag. The 40Gbps Thunderbolt 4 speeds make file transfers lightning-fast, and the 21 ports provide all the connectivity I need—USB-C, USB-A, HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, and more.It works seamlessly with both Windows and Mac, making it a perfect all-in-one solution for professionals and power users. If you need a high-performance docking station, this is worth every penny!
Luke Fitzgerald –
Works well
I’m able to run my whole recording setup with this. Apollo 8 thunderbolt interface, keyboard, drum machine, 2 monitors and 3 hard drives and external keyboard and charge my phone and computer. It’s great
Joe G. –
Good for Legacy USB 3.0 Devices
This SmartLink Thunderbolt “4” is good for if you have many Legacy USB 3.0 devices but may not so for Lighting devices. There are 6 USB 3.0 ports in the front and 3 Lighting ports, 1 used for the laptop uplink and 1 spare in the back and 1 in the front and 1 USB-C in the front.I reduced it by one “star” because of monitor support, you need to download “DisplayLink” drivers from the Manufacturer’s site and enabled on your Mac. MacOS requires the user to permit “Screen Recording” in order for DisplayLink devices to work properly. The message is generated by the OS and the screen is not actually being recorded by DisplayLink. Approving it enables the DisplayLink driver to access the pixels it needs to render a mirrored or extended screens, and send the pixels over USB from your computer to the DisplayLink display. It does not send any data or pixels back to DisplayLink. (I hope). Other Thunderbolt 4 docks that I’ve used doesn’t require this driver, it just works! Need further testing to see if this driver will conflict with my other docking station.If you have only one dock, this works well and is reasonably priced.
Gilbert –
handy docking station
good product for laptops that need more ports, easy plug and play setup.
Rhoads W. Brady –
Legit thunderbolt port out
Used it to connect an older thunderbolt 2 monitor to a mac with a thunderbolt 3 adapter, and wanted to have charging and connect a controller and ssd, now with one cable from this dock to the laptop it’s a full desktop. I was a little worried because docks typically dont have a thunderbolt out, and hardly have usb c for power but this thing does exactly what I hoped
A gordon –
Works flawlessly
Update works flawlessly
Tester 1 –
Not compatible as is out of the box with the Mac mini M4
Not compatible with Mac mini M4. Runs very hot and damages connected M.2 drives which also run hot (corrupts drives).The heating starts as soon as it the host cable is plugged into the Minis M4 port. There appears to be a power conflict between it and the Mac mini m4 that is propagated to the connected drive or drives. Works as it should when connected to a Dell Windows EXP TB 4 equipped laptop. It has everything and more a user could want and is relatively small with many ports. The power brick is very large and probably is well power oversized for most users.
John M –
Plenty of power and ports but…
…what other users have said about the audio quality suffering is the truth. The dock itself is an absolute powerhouse, especially coming from a 90 watt dock that began to have flickering issue. I have all but a USB-C port occupied in this dock and it hasn’t skipped a beat, is snappy and responsive. If you’re an audiophile and need premium sound at all times, maybe look into cable shielding options since this dock seems to produce a constant background ‘hiss’ at all times. Its okay for online meetings and the like, but does get annoying enough that I keep the volume muted when not using it.