Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock: 10 Ports in 1 - Dual 4K or Single 8K Output - USB A and C Hub, 2.5 GbE Thunderbolt 3, Mac, and PC Compatible - Thunderbolt 4 Certified - Passthrough Charging - Mercury White

Love this thunderbolt 4 dock. I now use a Mac for work and have a personal mac (one m1 max and one m1 pro max) and this makes it so easy to switch from one to the other and use the same peripherals. I should have a had a dock a lot sooner I tell you. If you are looking for a reliable dock, this is the one I would choose in a heartbeat.

This product is always out of stock for a reason! When it comes to thunderbolt 4 docks and M1 macs, most of them are incompatible, or partly incompatible. This however, has given me 0 problems. Great power delivery for charing my 14" m1 Pro Macbook, great port speeds, and no connectivity issues! i was also surprised with the build quality! I have a space gray macbook, but the aluminum frame of this dock would go perfectly with a silver macboook! It almost looks like it was made by apple! It's very minimalistic and eye-catching at the same time. I actually tried out the anker apex 777 thunderbolt 4 dock first, but instantly fell in love with the razer dock over it. The razer dock has more Thunderbolt 4 ports making it more future proof and allows you to use more displays or devices that you want without having to use a usb-a adapter. Sidenote: I bought this with "very-good" condition to not only save money, but have it arrive a month sooner than projected for the new ones. To my surprised, although it was repackaged, it literally looks like the device wasn't touched whatsoever! An absolute deal and the best dock ever! I am able to run 144hz on my 34" ultrawide 1440p monitor using a displayport to thunderbolt/usb-c.

Finding the right dock was a long process for me—nothing convinced me, whether it was price, design, or ports—until I found the Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock. I’m not a gamer; I use it with a Mac, and it has streamlined everything. Those hubs without external power tend to get overloaded or fail, but this dock has lasted me 1-2 years flawlessly. It’s beautiful, with all ports conveniently placed. It’s subtle in my setup but still gorgeous—it matches my white monitor, white mechanical keyboard (ROG Falchion), and overall gray/white theme. On Mac, I don’t use the RGB (it’s not supported), but it looks stunning regardless. It powers and connects everything—external monitor, keyboard (via dongle), mouse (via dongle), headphones (via dongle), and charges devices. It’s a must-have for Mac users with multiple peripherals on a desktop setup.

I purchased this as "like new" which may be the root of the overall issue but I can take that L in the end. When the product arrived I noticed that none of the RGB works, I thought the dock was just DOA but pass through charging worked, and testing the ports for data they all worked as well. I have tried using it on various gen of usb 3.2 C ports, as well as actual thunderbolt ports and nothing lights up or is recognized by the OS on several different computers. The devcie is not recognized by Razer synapse at all, when I reached out to Razer their automated system wont even let you put in support requests because the serial number is too old. You are basically automatically directed to the forums and never given an actual Razer employee to speak to, just basically a Reddit search. After fishing around and reaching out via email I finally got Razer to create a ticket to talk to someone, but no one ever followed up. So in the end I have a dock that exists, but its not recognized by any of its software, and I cant be completely confident without extensive testing that it is fully functional.

This product may seem pricy, but valuable things are costly. The Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock for Mac is very sturdy and so far works flawlessly mit the new MacBook Pro M1.

Works fine with razer products, just really expensive to not have a Hdmi or display port. There for still requires 3.ply in on your PC to game, power, video and now hub. Wish I would.have checked functionality before return window.

A good deal for a nearly brand new used product. Connect my M2 Macbook Air with LG C4 OLED 42, along with cable matters converter, running 4K120hz with all the other accessories (camera, mic, SSD), solid look, love it.

Works great no issues at this time.

Good product but we just cannot use it. Additional products listing on Amazon does not show the ac power supply. I don't know how to order the correct adapter. This is a pity.

Makes connecting laptop to home office setup so much easier by removing so many connections and wires

After purchasing trying multiple docks over the past year, I settled on this one. Pros: - Looks great and matches Apple Design aesthetics. - Has three Thunderbolt 4 ports in the back hence can connect two 5K Apple Studio Displays to my MacBook pro. - Also used with Logi bolt dongles and Yubikeys. Worked great without any latency. - With a single power delivery port to connect to your mac, I use it for my work and personal mac as well as my desk Mac Studio without any trouble. - The USB A ports are useful to connect to External Webcams and older peripherals. - The power cable is lengthy on both sides of the adapter-brick enabling the brick to be placed anywhere either on desk, ground or you cable management system. - Grip at the bottom is very grippy. Cons: - The headphone jack in the front isn't as stable as other ports on the dock. - Cannot be placed vertically though I don't need that.

It works as stated.

Little pricey, but a great option! Used with a Razer laptop the connections are seamless. plenty of USB-C ports and able to do my Odyssey G7 at the full 240Hz