Woot![woot.com] has Anker 577 Docking Station 13-in-1 Thunderbolt 3 (85W Charging for Laptop, 18W for Phones, 4K Dual Display, 10 Gbps USB-C Data, Ethernet, Audio, SD 4.0) on sale for $119.99. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime; otherwise, it's $6 per order.
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Woot![woot.com] has Anker 577 Docking Station 13-in-1 Thunderbolt 3 (85W Charging for Laptop, 18W for Phones, 4K Dual Display, 10 Gbps USB-C Data, Ethernet, Audio, SD 4.0) on sale for $119.99. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime; otherwise, it's $6 per order.
Model: Anker 577 Docking Station (13-in-1, Thunderbolt 3) 85W Charging
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PSA: This is one of the few Thunderbolt docks NOT compatible with Apple M1 and newer Macs. It ONLY works with Intel Thunderbolt 3 systems. I certainly wouldn't count on it for AMD USB4 hosts either. Very high price even before considering that. Uses TB3 docks with this much functionality go for like $30 to $50 used.
Good to know, I was about to get this for the M4 computer. Thanks
PSA: This is one of the few Thunderbolt docks NOT compatible with Apple M1 and newer Macs. It ONLY works with Intel Thunderbolt 3 systems. I certainly wouldn't count on it for AMD USB4 hosts either. Very high price even before considering that. Uses TB3 docks with this much functionality go for like $30 to $50 used.
That's weird, considering I'm using one with a M1 MacBook Pro right now ...
PSA: This is one of the few Thunderbolt docks NOT compatible with Apple M1 and newer Macs. It ONLY works with Intel Thunderbolt 3 systems. I certainly wouldn't count on it for AMD USB4 hosts either. Very high price even before considering that. Uses TB3 docks with this much functionality go for like $30 to $50 used.
Almost jumped and plan to use it on M1 and M2 mac...Thank you for the info~~
That's weird, considering I'm using one with a M1 MacBook Pro right now ...
My presumption is Anker put that warning because of bugs at the time with macOS ARM *and* base M1-M3 only supporting one display (up to two with lid closed at times).
But that said, it doesn't surprise me that newer macOS work fine. Anker has discontinued it and probably isn't interested in updating docs.
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I certainly wouldn't count on it for AMD USB4 hosts either.
Very high price even before considering that. Uses TB3 docks with this much functionality go for like $30 to $50 used.
I certainly wouldn't count on it for AMD USB4 hosts either.
Very high price even before considering that. Uses TB3 docks with this much functionality go for like $30 to $50 used.
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My presumption is Anker put that warning because of bugs at the time with macOS ARM *and* base M1-M3 only supporting one display (up to two with lid closed at times).
But that said, it doesn't surprise me that newer macOS work fine. Anker has discontinued it and probably isn't interested in updating docs.
Big problem is GPU demand is too high versus supplies for that to pencil out.
My understanding is this is a standard TB dock, it just used a different chipset variant that Apple Silicon didn't like.
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