⚡ Thunderbolt 3 Brydge Stone Pro Docking Station: Dual Displays, 4K @ 60 Hz, DisplayPort, USB-C, USB-A & More (MacOS & Windows Compatible) Review

This dock is widely positioned as the best MBP dock on the market and has delivered. It's visually appealing, has tons of ports, and unfortunately it's very expensive (my only problem). If you have an M1 chip, you don't magically get more expansion screens, and that's the problem with the M1 chip, Brydge. pretty clear what it can and can't do. I have an Intel chipset and can connect 2 monitors. Not ideal for me, but that's life with MBP. It heats up a bit, I've never seen a mention of it, but…

This Brydge hub works well with my 16" MacBook Pro and Apple Thunderbolt Display. A single cable for your MacBook Pro is a huge improvement over the various cables and adapters you can use to connect devices to your MacBook. The Thunderbolt display wakes up instantly when plugged into a Brydge hub, not intermittently when plugged into a laptop with a dongle. The hub's height, color, and connector layout allow the connector to be placed unobtrusively under the screen of an external monitor…

This Dock/Hub is a great addition for Mac/PC users. The case itself gets quite hot, but that's understandable since it's made of aluminum. It has plenty of ports for almost every need. The included power bank also has enough power to charge the MAC as well as a few other devices. The added bonus of an SD card slot is a plus for photographers and technicians who need access to SD devices. 6-8 cm away from the car. In my case, I was replacing an old Henge branded device that was having some…

Between this and the CalDigit TS3+ it seemed like a more deliberately designed product so I went with it. I have since replaced it with CalDigit and I will say I was dead wrong. Both products are very well designed and I would argue that CalDigit has the overall advantage. Stone Pro is specifically designed for MacBook users who want to place their MacBook on a rock and use their device in that position. If that's you, you'll love Stone Pro. For anyone looking for a hub they *don't* stand their

I have two LG 4K monitors, one connected to the hub via Thunderbolt, the other via DisplayPort. It's a constant struggle with the 2017 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar to get them to wake up in a consistent configuration, or even turn them on at all (often just one). The Mac then quickly overheats and bobs its way through the window management since everything has been reconfigured since the last session; The computer has not fully recovered and cannot be used for a minute or two. Even with…

I really like the Brydge hub. I use it to control two monitors and multiple USB devices (thermal printer, webcam, etc.). The onboard USB-C power delivery feature is great and allows me to connect my 16" MacBook Pro to Brydge with a single cable. No additional cable connections to the MacBook are required. I only disable one USB-C connection. I would highly recommend this product if cable management is driving you crazy. I used to have a Thunderbolt adapter connecting 2 monitors. Another…