Ugreen also put a power button on this dock, something Caldigit left out of the TS4, regrettably.
The only omission that we’d recommend Ugreen add is a security slot.
This dock is so elegantly engineered that someone might relocate it if it isn’t secured.
Using this dock to connect monitors comes with a few caveats best revealed, especially forAppleMacbook owners.
Under Windows, Thunderbolt or DisplayPort monitors support up to8Kresolution at 30Hz or dual display at4Kat 60Hz.
But although undocumented, it will drive a 5K panel using DisplayPort.
Each of the downlink Thunderbolt ports can deliver 15W, and the USB-A ports 7.5W.
That’s slightly faster reading and writing than the Plugable, but not the quickest dock we’ve tested.
And, we didn’t see anything being ignored, like we have on some docks.
Ugreen Revodok Max 213: Report card
Should you buy a Ugreen Revodok Max 213?
The metal construction also makes it heavy, so it won’t easily get knocked off.
The only fly in that ointment is that Ugreen only offers a 2-year warranty, confusingly.
These are often less well-made, but they offer similar connectivity.
There are cheaper docks if you aren’t worried about how long they might last in use.
But, it is expensive.
Check out ourCalDigit Thunderbolt Station 4 (TS4)review
