UGREEN Revodok 13-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 ドッキングステーション PD140W 急速充電 GaN搭載 2画面拡張 120Gbps高速データ転送 2.5Gbpsイーサネット SD/TF 4.0カード 3.5mm オーディオ USB A3.2&USB C3.2ポート搭載 DC電源装置搭載 Thunderbolt 5/4対応のMacBook Windows PCなどに適用

Thunderbolt5対応で、近々PC更新予定のある方が将来性見越して買っても良い商品。 セール時の購入がオススメであるが、Thunderboltの口を3口に増やせる物の中では比較的安価。(2口増やせるものはあるが3口はまだ少なめ) 注意点としては映像出力が無いので、モニタ繋ぎたい方には不適。ThunderboltとUSB-C、USB-Aを増やしたい方向け。

MacPro2010からMacStudioに買い替えたので、大量のUSB機器があるためUSB端子不足を補うために購入。高価だったがどうせならと最新のThunderbolt５仕様のこちらを選択。他のレビュアーさんの指摘通り放熱がそこそこあるが、外付けSSDなど相応のスピードも出て問題なく動作。映像出力がないが、MacStudio側のHDMIとUSB-Cで接続しているため問題なし。USB端子増設だけなら正直やりすぎたかな、、。

最初はうまく動作していたが、断接を繰り返すようになった。ドッキングステーション側の電源表示が点灯、消灯を繰り返しており明らかにこれの故障と思われる。2カ月程度しかもたなかった。星1つでも高評価すぎる。

かなり熱を持つのでヒートシンクを貼り付けて使ったほうが良い

通信速度、充電速度共に速いので気に入っていましたが、 購入して丁度3ヶ月で電源が入らなくなりました。 PCに給電されなくなったので確認したら、 ボタンを押してもコンセントを抜き差ししても電源入らず。 他に電源を入力する手段がないので、 本体が壊れたのかアダプターが壊れたのかは判断不能です。 メーカー保証は2年なので保証してもらうとは思いますが、 10年以上使うだろうと思って購入した高価な機器なので、 耐久性の無さが非常に残念です ■追記■ 保証期間内なのでメーカーに修理をお願いしたら、 修理は出来ない。Amazonからの返金になるとの連絡。 Amazonに返金して貰いましたが、 それは2年保証なのだろうか。 セールの時の金額が返ってきて、 同じ物が売り切れで買えずに諦めました。

Thunderbolt出力にハブをいっぱい繋げて使えています。 最初、背面USB出力にハブを接続したところ、認識しないで焦りました。（ライバル製品も同じらしい） しかし、Thunderbolt出力であればOKみたいです。 図中で使用してる製品は以下の通りです。 ① https://amzn.asia/d/8K7flRy ② https://amzn.asia/d/7HevYT6 ③ https://amzn.asia/d/bwVK8GI クラムシェルで置いた時の見栄えが良さそうなので購入しました。 接続しているSSDの切断も一切無く安定していますし、何より見た目がいいです。 因みに土台は自作なので売ってないです…

当方はノートパソコンを使用し、それに他社のドッキングステーション+モニター2台で、そのモニターにUSB-Cケーブルで接続していました。 そのままの構成でこの商品に買い換えましたが、なぜかモニターが2台とも認識せず。 いろいろ試した結果、モニター接続をUSB-Cではなく、HDMIにすれば（DisplayPortは試してません。）認識できました。 他は満足です。

MacBook Pro + 外部ディスプレイ一つ or MacBook Pro + 外部ディスプレイ二つという構成でモニターとの接続に使っていたが、いずれの構成でも外部ディスプレイを認識しなくなる→再認識して戻る を繰り返す現象が発生し、正直な所、使い物にならなくなることが多いです。同様の構成で代替の他の製品も使っていますが、そちらは安定しているので、この製品固有の問題と思いました。

I bought this to replace my older UGREEN 7-in-1 USB-C hub. In hindsight, the upgrade might not have been strictly necessary for my setup, but I was running that hub about 8 hours a day off my MacBook Air M2, and it would get noticeably hot, especially while also acting as a PD charging source. I did not want to cook the hub over time or risk it failing in a way that could potentially cause issues for my laptop, so I started looking for a more “stationary” long-term solution. That is what pushed me toward a dock. Docks are basically the all-in-one, leave-it-on-your-desk solution, but most of the premium options are expensive. The obvious high-end choice is CalDigit, but once you get into TS5 / TS5 Plus pricing it was hard to justify for me. At those prices, I would rather let a cheap hub eventually die and replace it. After comparing a bunch of options, I landed on this UGREEN Revodok Max 2131 for $270 (down from $299). It checked the boxes I actually cared about: * A brand I already trusted for hubs and docks * Something designed to run as a desk “lifeline” long-term * At least one higher-power port (30W) so I can charge an iPad and other devices without adding extra bricks/cables * Plenty of high-bandwidth ports for current and future use Once I got it, it was basically perfect for what I wanted. It has been a clean, single-cable dock setup for my MacBook (first the Air M2, now my MacBook Pro M4) and it feels like a much more serious, set-and-forget solution than a small travel hub. Right now I am in a dorm with limited space, so the dock currently sits on top of my cable box just to keep my desk usable. Even in that awkward placement it has been reliable. When I am back home and can actually keep it on my desk where it belongs, it looks very sleek and fits the “one cable” desk setup perfectly. The one downside is a USB-A compatibility quirk with my setup. My UGREEN USB switch/KVM (for sharing a keyboard and mouse between my Windows PC and Mac) did not work on the rear USB-A ports the way it did on my older UGREEN 7-in-1 hub. It did work on the two front USB-A ports, so it is not really a functional problem, but it is slightly annoying for cable management/aesthetics since I wanted everything plugged in behind the dock. If you also run a KVM/USB switch, keep that in mind. Otherwise, this has been a great dock that offers most of what I wanted from the premium brands without the premium price.

This dock is great. I have it connected to my M4 Pro MacBook Pro and it's fantastic. Great selection of ports. So nice to have all the ports I need instead of just the USB/Thunderbolt ports on the MacBook. Provides all the power needed to charge my MacBook. Also provides a connection to my monitor and external drive. I put my MacBook on the desk and only have to plug in one Thunderbolt cable to turn it into a desktop machine. Wonderful. It's pricey, but you can't beat the performance and convenience. It's really cleaned up my desk. I can't really speak to the I/O speed. I haven't run any actual tests but so far, moving large files to and from multiple connected SSDs around seems ridiculously fast. I looked at every dock I could before I decided on this one and I'm really pleased I chose it. It's working out perfectly.

The dock worked reliably for about 10 months, and then the Ethernet port suddenly stopped working. At first, I thought it might be the Thunderbolt cable, so I replaced it while troubleshooting, but that didn’t fix the issue. Now my 2nd and 3rd displays will randomly turn off as well. Of course, it seems to happen at the worst possible time—right in the middle of multitasking during a meeting. Suddenly I lose the screen with my notes on it. Very frustrating. I contacted UGREEN while the dock was still under warranty and went through multiple follow-ups with them. After troubleshooting, they determined the dock itself was faulty and directed me to handle the warranty through their Amazon channel. Unfortunately, the process between UGREEN and Amazon seemed to go in circles, and nothing was ever resolved. Now the warranty has expired, and I’m done spending more time trying to get it resolved. This is now the second expensive UGREEN USB-C product I’ve had significant problems with. I will give UGREEN credit for the previous issue: they acknowledged there was a known problem with their 300W USB-C power bank and refunded me. But between that failure and now this dock failing after about 10 months, I’m hesitant to spend this kind of money on another UGREEN product.

I was patiently waiting for the caldigit ts5 plus but it got delayed. So I decided to go with this. And I don’t regret it. It was about $200 less and worked just as great. My only gripe is that I wish that it had some video out like hdmi or DisplayPort as a way to not have users use the thunderbolt ports as display ports. But it serves my purposes very well. I have a MacBook Pro with the M1 Pro chip with a dual monitor set up for those Mac users wondering if it would work for them.

Nice Dock with plenty of power and ports. I typically am really satisfied with Ugreen products and would have given 5 stars. However, this Dock will not work with YoutubeTv and Max using MacOS. It has an issue with HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) when trying to stream on an external monitor through the USB-C connection. Wish they would put a Display port on this.