Forget the MacBook Pro 2022 — this dock has every port and slot you need

Forget the MacBook Pro 2021 — this dock has every port and slot you need

Forget MacBook Pro 2021 — Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock Chroma

(Prototype credit: Razer)

Those following the MacBook Pro 2021 rumors know that Apple'due south next high-end laptop looks to exist getting some of the ports it lost back in 2016, when Apple threw everything out for Thunderbolt 3 USB-C. Simply for those who don't want to wait, Razer's got a new option.

Meet the Razer Thunderbolt iv Dock Chroma, which has all the ports you could ask for — plus RGB lighting (syncing via Razer Synapse). And getting these ten ports in such a pretty package will toll yous a lot: $329, to be exact.

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Hither's the full listing of ports:

4x Thunderbolt 4 USB-C
3x USB-A 3.ii Gen ii
Gigabit Ethernet
SD Card Reader
Headphone jack

Of those, the side by side MacBook Pro is rumored to go an SD reader. USB-C will stick effectually, and MagSafe will return.

macbook pro 2021 ports replacement — (Paradigm credit: Razer)

As for supported displays, the dock provides output to dual 4K panels at 60Hz or one 8K screen at 30Hz.

One of the TB4 ports, the SD reader and headphone jack are on the front while the residue are on the back. Even though Macs don't have Thunderbolt 4 nevertheless, information technology should yet support it. Razer Windows 10 and macOS laptop compatibility, provided you take a Thunderbolt 3 port.

The fine print of the Razer page notes that "for M1 MacBooks only one video output is supported." And that Intel-based Macs demand at least a Thunderbolt 3 Portwhile also running macOS 11.1 (Big Sur) or later.

Just for those who want all the ports, and a dock that fits in with your RGB desktop, this looks like a fine (albeit pricey) selection.

Oh, and the Thunderbolt 4 Dock Blush will handily manage powering your PC, delivering up to 90 Watts over the TB4 port. That's considering it has its own power input.

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