PERFECT Thunderbolt 4 Dock - Kensington SD5700T
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- čas přidán 15. 04. 2024
- Welcome to my latest review featuring the powerful Kensington SD5700T Thunderbolt 4 dock! Dive into this comprehensive breakdown where I explore its seamless connectivity, lightning-fast data transfer speeds, and unparalleled versatility. Discover how this dock enhances productivity and simplifies your setup with its array of ports and advanced features. Whether you're a professional seeking efficiency or a tech enthusiast craving top-tier performance, this review is your guide to unlocking the full potential of the Kensington SD5700T Thunderbolt 4 dock. Don't miss out on optimizing your workspace.
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I instantly liked you within 1 min of this video
I bought one half a year ago for myself. want to share experience
Pros:
- it somewhat works
Cons:
- it's noisy as hell. I was able to solve it partially by drowning PCB in glue, but its power supply doesn't look like it can be disassembled so i did nothing there. So coil whinning wakes me up at night.
- black screens from time to time.
- It often forgets to turn on my radio keyboard after sleep. (it might be fault of keyboard itself, dunno)
- My 2k 75hz monitor that runs 75hz if connected directly, stuck with 60hz when connected throught this hub
Thanks for the video! I might have to pick this up. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! I hope it works for you too.
Thanks for the tip, ordered one off ebay for £90, like the extra ports, and maybe it will have enough bandwidth to do 4k at 144hz (my tb3 dock isnt able to). Shame it doesnt so 2.5gbe, but i use a usb adaptir fir £25, so the price is still great.
Keep up the good work 🎉
Have you tested with 3 monitors? Is it working?
Waiting for thunderbolt 5.
Thunderbolt 5 is going to be insane! 😊I’m hoping we see more about it this year.
Does it support dual displays on recent Macbook Pros?
You should be able to support up to two 4k displays at 60hz. :)
For €230 this has to be a very good dock!
That seems very over-priced. I’ve been seeing it for as low as $104, which I think is less than €100.
@@TheSpareTechRoom In Europe it's more expensive. Probably because of import fees.
Why on earth would they put the TB4 that goes to your laptop to the front of the device? Makes neat cable management impossible. My Dell dock has it on the side and it's stupid enough but Kensington went full "hold my beer" on that stupidity.
lol That’s actually funny, cause I’m one of the weirdos that prefers it on the front. I use my laptop for its keyboard and as a second monitor, below my main display, so having the cable come out the front makes sense for me.
@@TheSpareTechRoom Yeah I'm at the opposite end of that spectrum. I got my current laptop from work a year ago and I think since initial setup, I have never opened the lid once. Both at the office and at home I just have it hooked up to a dock and have keyboard, mouse and monitors connected to it so I use it like a portable desktop. At home it's tucked away behind my monitors out of sight, out of mind.
That's the one good thing about the Dell docks that they have a power button so you don't have to open the lid to power on your laptop. I've noticed that a lot of the 3rd party docks, no matter how expensive, don't have that. At the moment I only have USB-C dock though so it doesn't have enough bandwidth to drive my two 1440p monitors so I have to have a separate HDMI cable going straight to the laptop's HDMI port. So I have 2 cable system instead of 1 cable. That's why I've been looking out for some TB docks that would solve my issue but they are just so expensive that I haven't been able to justify the cost and so I just keep plugging in two cables like a neanderthal.
@@Pekeliinineanderthal needed 3 cables, you are more enlightened 😂
I put mine under the desk, so a cable out the front makes organisation easier
Am I missing something? on Amazon UK its £370.00 ($460.00)
I can’t imagine why it would be so much more expensive in the UK. It’s still showing at around $100 here in the States. I’m sorry about that. 😕
@@TheSpareTechRoom no problem.
Yeah the price for this dock is now almost $200.
Keep an eye out for the Amazon refurbished deals. Those will have them available for half the price sometimes. 😊
the naming convention makes it not perfect 😂😂😂😂