Here is our review of the UGREEN Revodok Maxidok 10-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station.
The Maxidok 10-in-1 delivers data transfer speeds up to 120Gbps and supports multi-display setups with single 8K or dual 6K output on Thunderbolt 5-enabled Macs and the newest MacBooks, and single or dual 8K output on Windows. It eliminates the need for additional adapters or DisplayLink drivers, enabling a seamless plug-and-play experience. The dock also provides 140W total system power, Gigabit Ethernet, and a quiet cooling system, making it ideal for clean, efficient desk setups in both home and office environments.
Features
- 10-in-1 Pro Desktop Hub: Expand your laptop with Thunderbolt 5, DP 2.1, USB-A, SD/TF, and Gigabit Ethernet through one powerful dock.
- 120Gbps Lightning-Fast Transfer: Next-gen Thunderbolt 5 bandwidth up to 120Gbps, letting you transfer massive files in seconds.
- Dual 8K Display Support: Connect two 8K displays on Windows or two 6K displays on macOS for an immersive multi-screen workspace.
- 140W System Power: Delivers up to 100W laptop charging while powering multiple connected devices.
- Premium Feel: Aluminum alloy casing with internal heatsink for silent cooling.
Specifications
A Closer Look
Final Thoughts
The brushed aluminium chassis feels like it belongs in the same category as your MacBook or premium ultrabook rather than the plasticky accessories that typically clutter a desk. It’s a compact unit — smaller than you might expect for something billing itself as a docking station — sitting closer in size to an oversized hub.
A built-in Thunderbolt 5 host cable comes pre-attached, which is a sensible call for a dock designed to live permanently on a desk rather than travel with you.
This is where the Maxidok earns its asking price. Thunderbolt 5 delivers a serious bandwidth increase over Thunderbolt 4, and this dock makes full use of it — transfers are incredibly quick, and the difference versus a Thunderbolt 4 setup is immediately noticeable.
Display support provides the ability to drive dual high-resolution monitors simultaneously given the right hardware and cables. Windows users tend to get the most out of this capability; macOS users may find certain display configurations more restricted depending on which M-series chip they’re running. It’s powerful when it works, but requires some homework before assuming your exact setup is fully supported – if in doubt, double check.
Ten ports sounds great until you start using them. The absence of a front-facing USB-C port is strange as pretty much every new peripheral, drive, and accessory comes with USB-C, and being forced to reach around to the back for a connection breaks the workflow that a good dock is supposed to create.
The Revodok Maxidok 10-in-1 is a genuinely impressive piece of hardware with a slightly frustrating port layout. The performance increase that Thunderbolt 5 provides feels future-proof in a way that earlier docks simply don’t, and the build quality is way better than others.
The UGREEN Revodok Maxidok 10-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station is available now priced around £249.99.
