SABRENT Thunderbolt 4 Hub with 60W Charging for Laptops, USB-C Dock, Supports 2X 4K 60Hz Monitors or 1x 4K 144Hz, 5K/6K/8K@60Hz (DSC) Monitor,15.7" Certified TB4 Cable Included (HB-TBT4)
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Powerful Hub: The Sabrent Thunderbolt 4 Hub with 8K Display and 60W Charging (HB-TBT4) is your next generation TB4 USB-C hub for fast transfers, high resolution display output, and powerful charging. It’s sleek, easy, and ready to enhance your system for maximum productivity. Thunderbolt 4: Plenty of ports for your essentials. This hub contains three (3) Thunderbolt 4 ports with speeds of up to 40Gbps, a single 10Gbps USB-A (USB 3.2 Gen 2x1) port for accessories, and an additional Thunderbolt 4 port to connect to the host. This port can charge laptops and other USB-C devices at up to 60W via PD3.0. High Resolution: This hub supports easy output to one or more external displays for USB-C hosts that support DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode). Output to dual displays at up to 4K@60Hz or a single display at up to 4K@144Hz or 5K/6K/8K@60Hz or (DSC). Easily and quickly get more screen real estate, or enjoy adaptive sync gaming. Ready to Go: Our hub is manufactured from sleek, high-quality aluminum for strength and superior heat dissipation to extend its lifespan. Included is a certified Thunderbolt 4 cable and a power supply for clean PD. You will be ready to go in no time, hassle-free. Backed by Sabrent: This hub is designed for Microsoft Windows and macOS, but may support other USB-C devices. Please register your product with us to extend your warranty and contact technical support with any questions.
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Reginald
I'll cut through the chase here. This a great TN hub, This it works as intended, and the advertised Thunderbolt functionalities work just fine. What they haven't told you is how big the power brick is. It's huge! It may not matter to most people, but if you're trying to build an organized, cable managed, or wire free setup, this ain't for you. You'd think that with a smaller dock, you'll also get a smaller power brick, but nope. Such a let down.
TheLoud
I’m using this with a 2022 M2 MacBook Pro and a ViewSonic 4K monitor. I like to keep my laptop on a stand next to the monitor and use the monitor as primary, with laptop display as secondary. When I take the laptop away, I just unplug the cable and go; when I return, all is set up as before. I’ve been doing this with another dock at work and wanted to duplicate the setup at home, so I got this dock by Sabrent.The good: With the appropriate adaptors, it works with my 4K monitor (HDMI) and with ethernet. My monitor has a built-in USB hub, with USB-B input and 4x USB-A ports. I normally connect the input to my dock and use one of the outputs for a wired keyboard and another for a USB-powered light. Adding a USB-C to USB-A adapter, this setup works well from one of the thunderbolt outputs on the back of this Sabrent dock. Finally, the power cords are long, so the power supply doesn’t have to sit on the desk with the dock.The not-so-good: Because this dock is so small, it lacks features found on larger docks: audio I/O, ethernet, multiple USB outputs on the front. I end up using a lot of adapters to get everything hooked up. Also, I don’t like that the computer cable plugs into the front; that’s clutter I don’t need.Conclusion: This is very nice and functionally it meets my needs, but isn’t ideal. It’s an elegantly small thing on the desktop until everything is plugged in, but it isn’t ideal for travel either, because the power supply would be inconveniently sized and I’d need to add several adapters to get all my connections.
Plush Electrofox
On an emergency trip recently, I only had a short time to gather my things together. I grabbed this hub and a handful of necessary cables to keep my devices alive in the hotel, and it did the job beautifully -- compact both to pack and to set up on a corner nightstand, able to keep my laptop, phone, and tablet alive without any issue. The rare times when I needed to run an HDMI cable to the television, the hub performed admirably. It charged a 16" professional laptop without breaking a sweat during low use periods, and only struggled to keep up on highly power-intensive rendering tasks. I didn't notice much excess heat even during that period.While I normally prefer a larger, more powerful hub for home use, this now lives in my go bag and I'd absolutely recommend it for travel. It'd also be highly suitable day-to-day for ultrabook/Macbook Air users who need the high-speed ports and need them *now.*