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UGREEN's inaugural Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station has been revealed to have the same well-ventilated vertical tower form-factor as its Revodok Max 213 predecessor (currently available for $299.99 on Amazon); however, it is rated to pack even more than that accessory's 40 gigabit per second (Gb/s) top transfer rate.
The Thunderbolt 5 version is obviously rated for double that speed - furthermore, UGREEN has enabled the port's ability to driveone-waytransfers and display feeds to as much as 120Gb/s, presented as the device's newBandwidth Boost mode.
The Docking Station also offers DisplayPort, RJ-45 and USB type-A connectivity (up to 8K, 2.5 Gigabit and USB 3.1 in the Max 213), not to mention slots for both SD and microSD cards.
Although UGREEN has confirmed the upgrade to Thunderbolt 5 in its Revodok series, it has yet to divulge pricing or availability for the cutting-edge PC companion accessory.
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