Satechi launches new Thunderbolt 4 dock, two USB-C hubs

Satechi's lastest Mac accessories include an all-new Thunderbolt 4 dock as well as the new USB-C Multimedia Adapter M1, plus a USB-C Multiport MX Adapter.

The Thunderbolt 4 dock is designed as a perfect fit to the recent Thunderbolt 4-enabled Macs, such as the latest-generation MacBook Pro.

In total, there are 11 ports on the Satechi Thunderbolt 4 dock. There are three Thunderbolt 4 ports, four USB 3.1 type-A with speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second, a Gigabit Ethernet networking port, UHS-II card readers, and a discrete 3.5mm headphone jack. An external power adapter is included for high-powered external peripherals.

It can output dual 4K HDMI video, support up to 40Gbps of data transfer and deliver up to 96W of power.

USB-C Multimedia Adapter M1

Satechi says the USB-C Multiport MX adapter was designed specifically for M1-based machines. It includes dual 4K HDMI outputs, up to 100W of USB-C PD charging, micro/SD card readers, USB-C, and USB 3.0 type A.

USB-C Multiport MX Adapter

Finally, the USB-C Multimedia Adapter M1 has six ports. There are two 4K HDMI ports, a single USB-C PD charging port, a USB-C data port, and two USB 3.0 type A data ports.

All of Satechi's new gear has immediate availability. The Thunderbolt 4 Dock can be had for $299.99. The USB-C Multimedia Adapter M1 can be picked up for $149.99 while the USB-C Multiport MX Adapter is available for $179.99.

11 Comments

shareef777 136 comments · 16 Years

About 2 years ago

Would love to know if I can plug-in 2 LG 5K displays into the TB4 dock and have them run off a single connection to my M1Max MBP. Assuming it does, I'd grab one in a heartbeat.

Though the layout always puzzles me on these docs. Ideally ALL the permanently plugged in cables should be in the back (including the one for the host computer).

polymnia 1080 comments · 15 Years

Really nice. Love multiple Thunderbolt ports on a dock. This must be a new TB4 feature?

but to nitpick: could they have added a 10Gb Ethernet port? With everything else about this dock looking high-performance, it’s an unfortunate omission. But I guess you can’t check every box on everyone’s list.

entropys 4303 comments · 13 Years

Why do manufacturers of these kinds of docks hardly ever do DisplayPort?

fastasleep 6451 comments · 14 Years

entropys said:

Why do manufacturers of these kinds of docks hardly ever do DisplayPort?

There are a ton of docks/hubs with DisplayPort. Have you looked?

JonG 25 comments · 5 Years

shareef777 said:

Would love to know if I can plug-in 2 LG 5K displays into the TB4 dock and have them run off a single connection to my M1Max MBP. Assuming it does, I'd grab one in a heartbeat.

Though the layout always puzzles me on these docs. Ideally ALL the permanently plugged in cables should be in the back (including the one for the host computer).

You can't do 2 5K into the same TB controller. TB4 doesn't increase the bandwidth, just guarantees the full 40Gb. If you want to hook up 2x 5K, then you need something like the Hyper Dual monitor dock which plugs into 2x TB ports. A 5K uses more than half the 40Gb bandwidth, so 2 will not operate on the same controller. New MBP M1s have 3 TB controllers (one per port), so you can run good resolutions on each port.