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OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock (Thunderbolt, 14 ports)
EUR169,– was EUR179,–

OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock

Thunderbolt, 14 ports

Questions about OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Hoi Zäme Which dock or port replication do you use or would you use if you had the following initial situation (like me, for example): - MBP 13 M1 2020 - 2 Thunderbolt ports - 1x4K monitor DP 1.2 or HDMI 2.0 - and 1xApple Cinema Display with TB2 (1 adapter TB3 > TB2 available, display is currently just standing around). - 1 2TB Thunderbolt disk (Video DB) - 1 TB USB-C disk (Pic DB - doesn't have to be so fast) - a few rather unimportant USB devices (USB-C, USB-A port, the flat one, e.g. card reader, 1 Confcam, USB sticks etc.) - a charging function on the docking station would be very useful (so that when the Mac is connected, it would also be charged or receive juice from there). I would like to use both displays and use the highest possible speed for both disks... Yes, I know, actually only 1 external display works on the M1... No, unfortunately I can't/won't do without the Mac M1 at the moment. Is there such a miracle weapon resp. such a doc...? Thanks for your tips and feedback and have a good day.

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Former employee

4 years ago

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The best thing to do is to contact our customer service directly at https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc.... Your request can then be examined individually.
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nbahners

4 months ago

can i use this dock with a 5k display?

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Galaxus

4 months ago

Yes, you can use this docking station with a 5K display. It supports up to one 5K display at 60 Hz or alternatively two 4K displays at up to 60 Hz.
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Former user

5 years ago

With SSD attached to the dock, the MacBook Pro cannot be charged and draws power from the battery! The product description from digitec is simply wrong or misleading

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Anonymous

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
There are two very similar docks on offer Digiteg. 1. 102591 Compatible brand Unversal 2. 12378368 Compatible brand Apple Whether they are exactly the same I don't know. I gave mine to my son and it works fine with Mac so far.
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Anonymous

6 years ago

Does the new MacBook Pro 16" discharge with this 85W dock and is it compatible?

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thomavupoj

6 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
The MacBook Pro is compatible with the dock. The dock comes with its own power supply and thus charges the MacBook at the same time. The connected device is therefore not discharged, but charged. The Thunderbolt cable included in the delivery is unfortunately very short; depending on the positioning, it is advisable to purchase a longer cable.
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pixalabim

4 years ago

Did I understand correctly that this dock has a proprietary power connection? So no USB3/TB3 alimentation? Weird, isn't it? If I want to use this thing alternately between iMac and MacBook Pro 13", do I need 2 power supplies? Where do I get the second PS (completely unnecessary if the USB3 standard would also apply to OWC)?

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Anonymous

4 years ago

You don't always need a power supply unit, but if you have several devices connected to the dock... then you do, and if you want to supply the MBP or the Imac with power via the dock, well, then you need a power supply unit. What does alternating mean in this context?

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