The only concern I have with the horizontal Henge Dock is the electronic docking/undocking feature it has, I don't want to have him invest a good chunk of money on it and it end up failing, the vertical offering has no electronic parts, however appears to not have as many outputs as the horizontal, though that may never be an issue, that being said, I don't want to have the money spent on something that will be at capacity right off the bat. Apple MacBook Pro Apple MacBook Air model: Thunderbolt 3 Dock, Dual 4K 60Hz Monitor TB3 Docking Station with DisplayPort, HDMI & 1080p VGA, 85W Power Delivery & Charging, Gigabit Ethernet, Universal Thunderbolt 3 Dock - TB3 Dock w/ 85W PD (TB3DK2DHV) number of ports: 2: ports: RJ-45 USB-C VGA 15-Pin D-Sub HDMI: Warranty: 3-Year Limited. Brydge Vertical Dock for Macbook Pro 13 with.
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See tech specs for full list of compatibility. Brydge Vertical Dock for Macbook Pro 13' with Thunderbolt 3 Port - Space Gray -MacBook Pro docks compatible with Touch Bar models only. Is the Henge Dock the way to go, or are there other brands that are "better"? With the USB-C VGA multi-port adapter can be your MacBook with USB-C port or your MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) connections at the same time with a VGA display and a normal USB device and also a USB-C charging cable. Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock Chroma4xThunderbolt 4 (USB-C), Gigabit Ethernet, 3xUSB-A. The docked vs undocked usage will be fairly even, so the disconnecting / reconnecting to the dock will have to be fairly straight forward/easy. He will be using an external monitor, keyboard/mouse, document scanner, laser printer (though he may end up getting a networked printer), and possibly other accessories down the line. The only system he has is a Mid 2014 MacBook Pro Retina 15", I need to find a docking station / port replicator for him, however as I don't play with the Apple eco-system much, I am not sure what is or is not the best route to go.įrom what I can see, Henge Docks seem to be fairly well regarded, I was going to suggest he go with the Horizontal Dock offering that they have. I have a customer that is currently is working in an office of which he has a desktop with all the normal accessories (keyboard/mouse/monitor/printer), at the beginning of the year he will be transitioning to a home office, and that setup will not be going with him. 12-IN-1 Mac Docking Station Dual Monitor: Perfectly combined the function of macbook pro adapter and thunderbolt 3 dock featuring type c port (87W PD charging), 24K HDMI ports,11080P 60HZ VGA port,2super speed USB 3.0 Ports(Up to 5Gbps), 2 standard USB.
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