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A compact hub that turns one Thunderbolt port into three, for fast SSDs and displays, and charges a laptop at up to 140W. Better for people who need Thunderbolt ports than lots of legacy ports.
| Connectors | Thunderbolt 5USB-A |
|---|---|
| Max power | 140W |
| Max data speed | 80Gb/s |
| Ports | 3 × Thunderbolt 5, 1 × USB-A |
| Data | Up to 80Gb/s bi-directional; up to 120Gb/s for displays (Bandwidth Boost) |
| Host charging | 140W |
| Displays | Up to three 8K displays depending on host; Apple Macs: up to two native displays per port |
| Speed by host | TB5 80Gb/s; TB4/TB3 40Gb/s; USB4 40Gb/s (80Gb/s USB4 v2); USB-C 10Gb/s |
| Cable | 0.8m Thunderbolt 5 cable included |
Specs from the maker’s product page, checked 15 October 2026. Makers change specs — check before you buy.
Rule: Thunderbolt dock — Full features need a Thunderbolt (or Thunderbolt / USB 4) port, as on most Apple-silicon Macs and recent iPad Pro models. Each Mac’s device page shows its ports. Works with Thunderbolt 5/4/3 (Thunderbolt 3 Mac only), USB4 and USB-C hosts at reduced speed (USB-C: up to 10Gb/s). OWC notes Apple currently enables a maximum of two native displays per Mac Thunderbolt host port.
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