UGREEN Unveils Next-Gen Thunderbolt™ 5 Docking Stations to Enhance Productivity Across Workflows
On March 6, 2026, UGREEN, a leading name in consumer electronics, launched the pre-sale of its latest docking station line called Maxidok. This collection includes new Thunderbolt™ 5 docking stations specifically made for the European market. UGREEN has previously earned recognition as the best-selling docking station brand on Amazon Europe, and with this new addition, they are set to enhance desktop connectivity, offering greater bandwidth and lower latency for improved workflow performance.
As laptops become thinner and lighter, one of the trade-offs is reduced port availability. Simultaneously, there’s a growing demand for faster data transfers, multi-display outputs, and external storage. The Maxidok series aims to tackle these challenges using cutting-edge Thunderbolt™ 5 technology, hence eliminating any bandwidth bottlenecks traditional docking stations may face while handling 4K and 8K workflows with multiple devices.
The Maxidok series comprises three new models certified for Thunderbolt™ 5, ensuring excellent compatibility with MacBooks regarding connection stability, transfer speeds, and display quality. Positioned as the flagship docking station for maximum productivity, the UGREEN Maxidok 17-in-1 Thunderbolt™ 5 Dock integrates 17 ports catering to data, video, networking, storage, and charging needs. It supports an astonishing bandwidth of up to 120 Gbps and incorporates an SSD M.2 expansion, enabling users to open and edit large 4K files directly without relying on slower external workflows. With 240 Watts of total output power, this dock can charge laptops and phones simultaneously while powering external displays.
Moreover, users can enjoy single 8K outputs at 60Hz or dual 6K outputs at 60 Hz on macOS, and the dock supports three independent displays on Windows systems.
UGREEN is also introducing a 10-in-1 Thunderbolt™ 5 desktop hub, presenting an optimized yet powerful alternative. This hub consists of two Thunderbolt™ 5 ports, 140 Watts of total power (with up to 100 Watts for laptop charging), Gigabit Ethernet, and multiple screen capabilities. It aims to reduce the need for additional adapters, inwardly consolidating popular ports into a single cost-effective solution.
Additionally, a Mac mini 10-in-1 Thunderbolt™ 5 dock is on the way, designed to seamlessly integrate with the Mac mini M4 chassis while ensuring airflow integrity. This model is capable of supporting two extended displays on macOS, providing outputs of up to 8K at 60 Hz or two 6K outputs at 60 Hz, all without requiring third-party display drivers. The Mac mini model also features integrated SSD M.2 storage expansion, high-speed USB-A ports, SD/microSD 4.0 card readers, and a hybrid cooling system that merges an aluminum heat sink with intelligent fan control.
By integrating high-speed bandwidth, multi-display performance, stable power supply, and advanced thermal management, UGREEN is positioning its new Thunderbolt™ 5 docking station line as a substantial productivity improvement. These docks are particularly suitable for high-resolution video editing, real-time 3D rendering, multi-application creative production, immersive gaming setups, and multi-display productivity workstation configurations.
With prices set at €459.99/£419.99 for the flagship 17-in-1 dock and €299.99/£249.99 for the standard 10-in-1 dock, these products will be available for pre-order on UGREEN’s official website. The selling process is set to commence on March 24 through Amazon and other direct channels, while the Mac mini model is expected to launch either late April or early May.
About UGREEN
Since 2012, UGREEN has been dedicated to creating innovative, technologically advanced, and affordable electronic devices and accessories for consumers. Their user-centric approach forms the foundation of the brand, which has gained the trust of over 200 million users worldwide. Recently, the brand has also branched into innovative fields such as AI-powered NAS solutions, further solidifying its commitment to meeting the evolving needs of consumers.
As laptops become thinner and lighter, one of the trade-offs is reduced port availability. Simultaneously, there’s a growing demand for faster data transfers, multi-display outputs, and external storage. The Maxidok series aims to tackle these challenges using cutting-edge Thunderbolt™ 5 technology, hence eliminating any bandwidth bottlenecks traditional docking stations may face while handling 4K and 8K workflows with multiple devices.
The Maxidok series comprises three new models certified for Thunderbolt™ 5, ensuring excellent compatibility with MacBooks regarding connection stability, transfer speeds, and display quality. Positioned as the flagship docking station for maximum productivity, the UGREEN Maxidok 17-in-1 Thunderbolt™ 5 Dock integrates 17 ports catering to data, video, networking, storage, and charging needs. It supports an astonishing bandwidth of up to 120 Gbps and incorporates an SSD M.2 expansion, enabling users to open and edit large 4K files directly without relying on slower external workflows. With 240 Watts of total output power, this dock can charge laptops and phones simultaneously while powering external displays.
Moreover, users can enjoy single 8K outputs at 60Hz or dual 6K outputs at 60 Hz on macOS, and the dock supports three independent displays on Windows systems.
UGREEN is also introducing a 10-in-1 Thunderbolt™ 5 desktop hub, presenting an optimized yet powerful alternative. This hub consists of two Thunderbolt™ 5 ports, 140 Watts of total power (with up to 100 Watts for laptop charging), Gigabit Ethernet, and multiple screen capabilities. It aims to reduce the need for additional adapters, inwardly consolidating popular ports into a single cost-effective solution.
Additionally, a Mac mini 10-in-1 Thunderbolt™ 5 dock is on the way, designed to seamlessly integrate with the Mac mini M4 chassis while ensuring airflow integrity. This model is capable of supporting two extended displays on macOS, providing outputs of up to 8K at 60 Hz or two 6K outputs at 60 Hz, all without requiring third-party display drivers. The Mac mini model also features integrated SSD M.2 storage expansion, high-speed USB-A ports, SD/microSD 4.0 card readers, and a hybrid cooling system that merges an aluminum heat sink with intelligent fan control.
By integrating high-speed bandwidth, multi-display performance, stable power supply, and advanced thermal management, UGREEN is positioning its new Thunderbolt™ 5 docking station line as a substantial productivity improvement. These docks are particularly suitable for high-resolution video editing, real-time 3D rendering, multi-application creative production, immersive gaming setups, and multi-display productivity workstation configurations.
With prices set at €459.99/£419.99 for the flagship 17-in-1 dock and €299.99/£249.99 for the standard 10-in-1 dock, these products will be available for pre-order on UGREEN’s official website. The selling process is set to commence on March 24 through Amazon and other direct channels, while the Mac mini model is expected to launch either late April or early May.
About UGREEN
Since 2012, UGREEN has been dedicated to creating innovative, technologically advanced, and affordable electronic devices and accessories for consumers. Their user-centric approach forms the foundation of the brand, which has gained the trust of over 200 million users worldwide. Recently, the brand has also branched into innovative fields such as AI-powered NAS solutions, further solidifying its commitment to meeting the evolving needs of consumers.
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