TobenONE MacBook Docking Station Dual 4K@60Hz Monitor, 16-in-2 USB C Docking Station Stand with 2.5Gbps Ethernet,100W GaN Power Supply, 2 HDMI&DP, 5 USB Ports

I recently had the opportunity to test this USB dock, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in so many ways. Let me break down why this product stands out: 1. Premium Build Quality The first thing I noticed was how solid and well-constructed the dock feels. It’s not one of those flimsy hubs that you worry about breaking after a few uses. Instead, it feels sturdy and dependable, which gives me confidence in its durability. Whether you're packing it in a bag for work or keeping it on your desk for everyday use, this dock seems built to handle it all. 2. Excellent Port Availability The variety and number of ports are incredibly impressive. From USB-A and USB-C to HDMI and even an SD card reader, this dock has everything you need. I was able to connect multiple devices—my mouse, keyboard, external hard drive, and a second monitor—all at once, without a single hiccup. It simplifies my workflow and eliminates the need for extra adapters or cables. 3. Seamless Monitor Extension If you’re someone who works with multiple monitors, this dock will be a game-changer. The ability to extend my screen setup was incredibly smooth and intuitive. Whether I’m working on detailed spreadsheets or multitasking between projects, having that extra screen real estate is a huge productivity boost. 4. Plug-and-Play Convenience One of my favorite features is how easy it is to use. There’s no need to fuss with complicated installations or drivers. I simply plug in my laptop, and everything connects instantly—my monitor, peripherals, and external drives are all ready to go. It’s a huge time-saver, especially if you switch between home and office setups frequently. 5. Reliable USB Speeds I was particularly impressed by the stability of the USB connections. Whether transferring large files or using USB-powered devices, the speeds were consistent and reliable. I didn’t experience any drops or interruptions, which is something I’ve struggled with on other hubs in the past. 6. Compact and Space-Saving Design Despite its impressive functionality, the dock has a surprisingly compact design. It takes up minimal space on my desk, keeping my workspace neat and organized. For anyone who values a clean and clutter-free environment, this is a huge plus. Final Thoughts: Although I’ve only been using this USB dock for a short time, it has already proven to be an essential part of my setup. It combines durability, functionality, and convenience in one sleek package. If you’re looking for a reliable hub to simplify your workflow and enhance your productivity, this is the one to get. Highly recommended!

I ordered this dock for myself, to organize my work space and get rid of some wire clutter. I have to say, it is mission accomplished, as you might tell from the photo of my desk. Yes, it's a BUSY photo, but it's not CLUTTERED. I'm so impressed with this dock, I'm ordering one for my PC as well (separate review to follow) and I thought I'd write this review because this is really a beautiful and functional dock. (Unlike my Dell dock, which sits on the floor under my desk). I'm not going to get into the features, because you can learn about those clearly enough from the Amazon description, but rather, I just want to say what really impressed me about the dock. Nor, am I really posting photos of the dock itself, because it's not necessary. It looks just like it does in the amazon photos. Let's start with first impressions. The box and packaging are very nice, compact and efficient and it feels like quality. I would compare the packaging to any Apple product I've purchased. The dock also came in a felt-like bag. (see photos of the box and bag). It's not really a big issue for me, because I throw away that stuff after the set up, but if I were buying this dock as a gift for somebody, I'd be happy knowing THEY were gonna be impressed when they opened it up. If you need them, the instructions are simple and straight forward, but the unit is plug and play, so again, no big deal. I was very happy to NOT have to download display drivers for this unit. (Just one less step.) What I really like about this dock, is the weight and the feel of the product. It feels well made, not flimsy or cheap. It is a solid anchor for the laptop to sit on top of the unit. The flip up tabs are substantial, and well built. The rubber feet on the dock and the tabs keep a firm grip on the Macbook. The laptop does not move around easily on top of the dock, which is nice and feels solid. The dock is also pretty much completely hidden under the Macbook. The power button on the side, and the card slots on the side are not as easily accessible as front mounted slots. But since the laptop is sitting on top of the unit, that would not be an option, and since those features are not an everyday utility for me, it's not an issue. I do like having a power button to turn off the dock, to shut down the peripherals, but the laptop continues to charge. If you are concerned about battery memory, and leaving your laptop plugged in all the time, just unplug the host cable. Arranging the displays was easy on the Macbook, and of course, having multiple monitors was one of the very reasons I bought the dock. I'm also happy about the 3.5mm audio port which the Macbook recognized as a USB audio device in the sound output window. The sound was excellent once I found a pair of 3.5mm headphones to run it through. I never thought I'd use it until my wife starting yelling at me to turn down the speakers on the laptop, cause I'm old, and going deaf. Those wired headphones are still a lot less expensive than the bluetooth versions. But I digress. Two last points. First, I ran a speed test to make sure the ethernet cable was delivering the speed I was paying my ISP for. (if you do this, turn off wifi first). I have a cat 6. Cable plugged into the dock. Download registered at 752.6mbps and upload registered at 23.6mbps. Obviously, superfast, and very nice. But I am happy to know the dock is not impeding the speed I'm paying for. Secondly, I'm happy it has a security lock option on it. I'm using it at home, so it's no big deal, but if I had this in an office, and it walked off, I'd be super upset, because I really like it. Final thoughts, This is a beautiful, functional and quality built dock for my Macbook. I feel like the price point is well worth the quality of the build and the function and features. The only suggestion I would make to a buyer considering one, is make a list of what you what to plug into it, to ensure it has enough ports for the devices on your list, and pay attention to the type of port your devices require. If your list matches up with the ports the device offers, buy this thing. It's well worth it.

The TobenONE MacBook Pro Dock (or MacBook Air, depending on your setup) presents a sleek, aluminum-clad solution for expanding your Apple laptop's connectivity, effectively transforming both your MacBook Pro and MacBook Air into powerful desktop workstations. These docks, often featuring a space-saving vertical design, provide a comprehensive array of ports including multiple HDMI/DisplayPort outputs for up to dual or triple 4K monitors (often via DisplayLink for M1/M2/M3 Macs requiring a driver), robust USB-A and USB-C data ports, Gigabit Ethernet, SD/MicroSD card readers, and a 3.5mm audio jack. Crucially, they deliver significant power (up to 100W PD) to charge either your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, enabling a convenient single-cable setup that dramatically reduces desktop clutter and enhances overall productivity for professionals and power users alike. While models supporting multiple external displays on base M-series Macs may require a DisplayLink driver installation, the TobenONE docks are generally praised for their reliable performance, excellent build quality, and ability to seamlessly integrate whichever MacBook you choose into a fully-featured workspace, making them a worthwhile investment for a streamlined and efficient setup.

This docking station works very well for my use. It allows me to add and use multiple devices easily without playing with cords. The only downside is that the cable sent with it to connect the docking station to my computer no longer charges my pc so i have to unplug it and put ina separate power source throughout the day.

I previously purchased ToBenONE’s UDS047 docking station and really liked it, but I decided to give this newer model a try to take advantage of its 2.5Gbps Ethernet port. I’m using it with a 2024 14” MacBook Pro M4 Max, driving a 3840x2160 HDMI display, downloading large files (video games) over my wired connection, and running several USB devices at the same time—all while my laptop stays fully powered via the built-in 100W supply. Everything has been stable and consistent, which is exactly what I need in a daily dock. Compared to the UDS047, this design feels more refined—the port layout is easier to work with, and the jump to 2.5Gbps networking has been noticeable when pulling down big games and updates from services like Steam or the Mac App Store. One thing I’d love to see in the future: in single-monitor mode, it’d be ideal if the HDMI or DisplayPort output could push 120Hz. I understand this is likely a limitation of macOS’s MST implementation when supporting two displays, but for users who only want one high-refresh display, that extra smoothness would be a welcome option. Solid build, stable performance, and nice to see ToBenONE continuing to improve their docks.

Overall I like it, it’s sleek and I do appreciate the slight tilt it brings my laptop to when typing. I like the addition of the micro-sd card slot, as it really saves a lot of time compared to previous flimsy adaptors. I think the dual USBC connector cable fits into the ports well and feels premium (I really like the grip features on the sides of the plug!), but the cable is a touch too long in my opinion. It looks a bit awkward hanging out the side given the small distance between the laptop and connector location. I think the dock functions well overall and the connections are all solid, no real issues with things dropping in and out. I’m not sure I understand the purpose of the power button on the right hand side though. Kudos on the packaging design as well, it felt premium and fun to open, though you could consider eco-friendly cardboard based packaging in the future as a goal. Given everything I’ve said, I would still rate this as 5/5 stars overall.

What a total waste of money. I bought two of these (one for work and one for home) so I could have an easy way to move from home to office with my laptop. I work from home as often as from my real office, so this set-up is ideal for me. After about three months, the first unit started dropping signal to my devices (like my monitor), then a month later, the second unit started doing the same thing. I'm upgrading to a real piece of quality hardware (CalDigit TS4) - yes it's more than twice as expensive - but you get what you pay for. I'm not sure you can count on all of the positive reviews a product gets here - if I had reviewed in month 1, it would have been glowing, but I'm glad I waited

I do like this new model. Has a sleeker and more convenient look. . Much better than the UDS013 or the UDS020P. Hooked up quickly and smoothly didn't have any problem with my MacBook unlike the UDS020P. I like the top stand to sit my laptop up on top of which makes it save space on the desk unlike the UDS013. Did need to look the model up online to figure out how to set and hook it up correctly. The instructions inside weren't very clear. Display to mirroring to my other two displays seems to be smooth and no need to constantly select the mirror setting on my laptop each time I power on. This is something I had to do with the UDS013, not every time but often.