UGREEN Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station Revealed

New Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station from UGREEN Revealed at IFA Berlin

UGREEN has made a strong EARLY statement at IFA 2024 in Berlin with the unveiling of their latest innovation, the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station. This addition to UGREEN’s prestigious Revodok series is designed to enhance productivity and user experience by harnessing the latest in connectivity technology. IFA, being one of the world’s leading trade shows for consumer electronics and home appliances, provides the perfect platform for UGREEN to showcase its advancements in docking station technology. The Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station is not just another product; it is a leap into the future, promising users a new level of connectivity and performance. UGREEN’s presence at IFA 2024 highlights its commitment to innovation and leadership in the tech accessories market, marking a significant milestone in their product lineup.

Thunderbolt 5: A Leap Forward in Connectivity

Thunderbolt 5 technology is poised to revolutionize the market with its groundbreaking features, and the Revodok Docking Station is among the first to embrace this leap. Thunderbolt 5, announced by Intel, significantly boosts connectivity capabilities by offering 80 Gbps of bi-directional bandwidth, and up to 120 Gbps with Bandwidth Boost, which is a substantial improvement over the 40 Gbps provided by Thunderbolt 4.

These enhancements cater to the growing needs of modern users who demand faster data transfer rates, higher resolution video outputs, and more efficient multitasking capabilities. Thunderbolt 5 is designed to meet these demands, making it an ideal choice for content creators, gamers, and professionals who rely on high-performance connectivity for their daily tasks.

By building on established standards like USB4 V2 and PCI Express Gen 4, Thunderbolt 5 ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices, ensuring a smooth transition for users upgrading their systems.

Extensive Ports and Connections for Maximum Flexibility

The Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station is equipped with an impressive array of ports and connections, ensuring it meets the needs of even the most demanding users. This extensive connectivity enables the docking station to serve as a central hub for a variety of devices, from high-speed storage solutions to multiple displays. Below is a table outlining the ports and connections available on the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station:

Port Type Quantity Specification
USB 3.2 Gen 1 2 Up to 5Gb/s data transfer speed
USB 3.2 Gen 2 2 Up to 10Gb/s data transfer speed
USB-C (with Thunderbolt) 4 Supports high-speed data transfer and power
USB-C 1 20W power delivery and 10Gb/s data transfer
Network RJ45 1 Supports 1GbE, 2.5GbE
TF (MicroSD) Card Slot 1 Supports MicroSD cards
SD Card Slot 1 Speed to be confirmed

This comprehensive range of ports provides the flexibility to connect a wide array of peripherals and devices, making it a versatile addition to any setup. Whether it’s for transferring large files quickly, connecting multiple monitors, or ensuring a stable network connection, the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station covers all bases.

Benefits of a Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station

Adopting a Thunderbolt 5 docking station like the Revodok model brings numerous benefits to users. The primary advantage is the significant increase in data transfer speeds, which can reach up to 80 Gbps under normal conditions, and up to 120 Gbps with Bandwidth Boost. This rapid data movement is crucial for users who work with large files, such as video editors, graphic designers, and engineers, who need to transfer data quickly and efficiently. The docking station also supports high-resolution displays, providing a resolution of up to 8K at 60Hz for Windows users and 6K at 60Hz for Mac users, which is ideal for tasks requiring detailed visual output. Additionally, the ability to connect up to three displays simultaneously, with options for mirrored or extended modes, enhances multitasking capabilities, allowing users to streamline their workflow by easily managing multiple applications and tasks.

The Early Stages of Thunderbolt 5 Adoption

Despite the advanced capabilities of the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station, it is important to recognize that Thunderbolt 5 technology is still in its early stages of adoption. Intel’s official announcement of Thunderbolt 5 was made in late 2023, and as such, the market is still catching up with compatible devices. Currently, there are few Thunderbolt 5-enabled devices available, which may limit the immediate utility of the docking station for some users. However, being one of the first Thunderbolt 5 docking stations, the Revodok model positions itself at the forefront of this technological evolution. As more manufacturers begin to release Thunderbolt 5-compatible devices, the true potential of this docking station will be realized, offering unparalleled performance and connectivity. Early adopters of the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station are investing in future-proof technology that will become increasingly relevant as Thunderbolt 5 gains traction in the market.

Capabilities of the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station

To fully appreciate the capabilities of the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station, it is helpful to look at the various features it offers. The table below summarizes the key capabilities of this advanced docking station:

Feature Capability
Data Transfer Speed Thunderbolt 5 provides 80 Gbps bi-directional, up to 120 Gbps with boost
Single Display Output Supports up to 8K @ 60Hz (Windows), 6K @ 60Hz (Mac)
Dual Display Output Supports A+A+B or A+B+C mode, up to 6K @ 60Hz (Mac, M1/M2/M3 Pro and Max)
Triple Display Output Supports different outputs across three monitors (Mac: M1/M2/M3 Max)
Display Modes Supports Mirrored and Extended Modes for Windows and Mac
Card Reader Support Includes both TF (MicroSD) and SD card slots
Power Delivery USB-C port supports 20W power delivery

These capabilities highlight the versatility and power of the Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station, making it suitable for a wide range of applications from professional work environments to home entertainment setups. Its ability to handle multiple high-resolution displays and provide rapid data transfer makes it an essential tool for anyone looking to enhance their computing experience.

Conclusion

The UGREEN Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station marks a significant step forward in docking station technology, offering unparalleled connectivity and performance. By integrating Thunderbolt 5, it sets a new standard for data transfer speeds, display capabilities, and overall versatility. While the technology is still in its infancy, with limited Thunderbolt 5 devices currently available, UGREEN’s early adoption positions the Revodok docking station as a leader in the future of connectivity solutions. As the market evolves and more devices adopt Thunderbolt 5, the full potential of this docking station will become apparent, providing users with the highest levels of productivity, efficiency, and convenience. The Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station is not just a product; it is a glimpse into the future of how we will connect and interact with our digital world.

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      29 thoughts on “UGREEN Revodok Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station Revealed

      1. I will never ever understand, which controller businessman with drawn gun always forces engineers to install 5 Gbps USB ports on those TB hubs, instead of established 20 Gbps!???????????? Hope,that this very dock is better in handling traffic internally between two TB ports with 40Gbps and not like Anker, with a strong decreased data rate of some low Gbps????????
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      2. Front has 2 USBA and 1 USBC. This is 2024, i dont have anything left that still uses USBA ports, they could’ve given just 1 USBA port at the back, if ever needed. I stopped buying anything other USBc just to keep it simple.
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      3. I have the t4 version and all the best but keepin those 10 Gb USB ports instead of 2×2 20 Gb ports is just sad. It would be perfect with 20 Gb USB ports as MacBooks hasn’t 20 Gb USB ports neither and USB devices are much cheaper than any TB devices out there. With USB 2×2 you get double the 10 Gb speed for almost the same price as 10 Gb devices…
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      4. No excuse for not having 10gbe Ethernet. Ive just purchased an m4 max after waiting for over for a mac studio which slipped m2 generation. Its so hard to find 10gbe lan adapters, and given the huge throughput all I’m looking for is a dock where i can add my legacy usbA keyboard input, a couple of usbc ports, a hdmi or display port for 5k monitor and most importantly 10gbe LAN. My nas and router have 10gbe lan, and i have the qnap 10gbe lan switch. My iMac has 10gbe lan from 2020!
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      5. Can’t wait. Btw for everyone commenting about no hdmi 2.1 … this is a silly rebuttal as thunderbolt 5’a 120gb/sec far surpasses hdmi 2.1’s bandwidth so a simple thunderbolt to hdmi 2.1 cable would fix your issues
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      6. Yes why no 10Gbe!!! Why no HDMI 2.1 (2X). This would be a killer hub and I’d throw my money at uGreen once Apple goes TB5. Not all monitors have TB4 let alone TB5 connections. Also priceing is important.
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