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#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION MAC OS#
#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION DRIVERS#
#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION PRO#
#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION PLUS#

Thunderbolt 3 host cable & USB-C to DisplayPort cable for 2nd DP monitor extended dual display support on MacBook Pro/Air with Intel processor & single display with Apple M1 Chip

#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION DRIVERS#

EASY TO USE: TB3 Dock w/ auto drivers & MAC Address Changer Utility incl.

#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION PRO#

85W POWER DELIVERY: This Thunderbolt 3 Docking Station will power and charge laptops & ultrabooks such as MacBook Pro 13 & 16, MacBook Air, HP, Lenovo ThinkPad, & Dell XPS using macOS, Windows.

THUNDERBOLT 3 CERTIFIED DOCK: 40Gbps video/data bandwidth, dual 4K 60Hz DP & TB3 (USB-C) video outputs, 85W PD, USB 3.0 5 Gbps Hub w/ 2x USB-A (1 Front Fast-Charging) & 1x USB-C, GbE, 3.5mm audio/mic.

【Widely Compatibility】Plug & Play, The MOKiN USB C 3.1 hub for MacBook Pro 2016/2017/2018/2019, iMac / iMac Pro (21.5 inch, 27 inch), iPad Pro 2018 / 2019, Google Chromebook Pixel, Huawei MateBook, Huawei MateBook Pro, Dell, Surface Book2, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung S9, S9 Plus, S8, S8 Plus, Note 9, Note 8, Huawei New version phones and many other Type C laptops.

【Fast Power Delivery】MOKiN multiport USB C adapter provides one Type-C pass through Female port by which you could securely charge connected MacBook or other Type-C laptops.Support 100W power in Power out (charging) is limited to 87W for safety.

Built in SD and TF slots for easy access to files from universal SD and Micro SD Memory Card, support 2 cards reading simultaneously.

【Reliable Data Syncing USB Port Design】 Transfer and backup your files at speeds up to 5Gbps via the Type-C port and 1 USB 3.0 ports 2 USB 2.0 Ports help to a better connection with the wireless mouse and keyboard.

But only Windows system support MST, Mac does not support. For Collage Mode, our hub support triple display: one of HDMI output, one of HDMI+DP and one of laptop.

#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION MAC OS#

UHD Visual Feast & Triple Display】This USB-C Docking Station With three high-definition video output ports: HDMI+HDMI+DP, but only the Windows system supports the Triple display, Mac OS is not supported.Under Extended Mode, you can totally enjoy 4 multiple display from 2 HDMI output, one DP output and one screen of laptop.

【9 In 1 USB-C Hub 】All Expansion From A Single USB-C Port, you will get 2 HDMI output,1 DP resolution and vivid video,1 Type C PD 3.0 charging port provides 100W super-fast charging speed, 1 USB 3.0 ports and 2 USB 2.0 ports help you transfer the data with 5Gbps super-speed and connect with the wireless devices SD & TF 5Gbps card reader makes you get way more.

#MAC AIRBOOK DOCKING STATION PLUS#

The front of the dock includes one Type-A USB 3.1 Gen 1 port and one USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 port each, plus a 3.5mm analog audio jack (with headset support) and dedicated SD and microSD Card slots, which support SD Express, for a maximum transfer speed of 985 MB/s. The 14-port Thunderbolt 3 dock, released this week, provides 85W of power for charging, and includes one mini DisplayPort (mDP) connector, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, a gigabit Ethernet adapter, optical audio (S/PDIF) connector, and four Type-A (full size) USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports on the back of the dock for connecting monitors, disks, and other peripherals intended to live on your desk. SEE: macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders (Tech Pro Research)

Luckily, the extensibility of Thunderbolt 3 via USB-C, and the practical engineering of Other World Computing (OWC)-a company with decades of experience in bridging the gap for Apple ecosystem adherents-has produced the OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock, which allows users to connect peripherals and power their MacBooks by plugging in just one cable. Since then, Ive's minimalist influences have led to design decisions-most controversially, moving exclusively to USB-C on MacBooks-which have frustrated enterprise users who rely on a heterogenous array of ports, forcing people to live the #DongleLife.

Apple has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to deprecating legacy technologies, starting with the noteworthy absence of the head-turning Bondi Blue iMac G3 in 1998, under the direction of Sir Jonathan Ive.