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CalDigit TS5 PLUS - Thunderbolt 5 Dock - 20 Port, 10Gb Ethernet, 140W dedicated host Charging, TBT-5 x 3, USB 10Gb/s x10, Dual USB Controllers, Up to Two 8K 60Hz Displays, 1.0m Braided Cable, 330W PSU

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Features

  • 20 Ports of Extreme Connectivity - Featuring next-level connectivity, the TS5 Plus has more than enough ports for any workflow. The TS5 Plus includes 3x 80Gb/s Thunderbolt 5 ports, 5x USB-A 10Gb/s ports, 5x USB-C 10Gb/s ports, DisplayPort 2.1, SD 4.0 & microSD 4.0 UHS-II card readers, 10Gb Ethernet, and 3 x audio ports. Thunderbolt 5 supports 64Gb/s PCIe which is ideal for connecting ultra-fast Thunderbolt SSDs to the TS5 Plus.
  • More Power than Ever - The TS5 Plus host charging port provides up to 140W of dedicated power delivery, ideal for laptops such as the 16 M3/M4/M5 Pro & Max series MacBook Pro which charges at 140W. The TS5 Plus includes a 330W power supply which allows sustained power delivery at all times for the host charging port as well as all remaining ports. The downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports and one of the front USB-C ports can provide up to 36W of dedicated power delivery for charging accessories, *Thunderbolt/USB-C port on host device must support PD for charging support (check with manufacturer). Desktop computers such as Mac Mini cannot be powered over USB-C and must use supplied AC adapter.
  • Flexible Display Configurations - The TS5 Plus on macOS devices can connect up to Dual 6K 60Hz displays, or even Dual 8K 60Hz displays on Macs that support those resolutions. The TS5 Plus supports high-refresh rates at up to Dual 4K 240Hz. On Windows, the TS5 Plus supports up to dual 6K 60Hz on Thunderbolt 4 hosts, and up to Dual 8K 60Hz on Thunderbolt 5 hosts. Thunderbolt 5 Windows users can also connect up to Triple 4K 144Hz displays on supported Windows Thunderbolt 5 hosts (macOS does not support Triple displays).*Check with your manufacturer to see how many displays your computer supports.
  • 10 Gigabit Ethernet - The TS5 Plus seamlessly integrates powerful 10GbE workflows with ease. 10GbE is 10X faster than traditional 1GbE found on the majority of docking stations. Users can connect to ultra fast 10GbE networks in order to transfer files faster than ever, or connect to 10GbE equipped NAS storage devices. The 10GbE port is backwards compatible with 1GbE, 2.5GbE, and 5GbE. *Ethernet is only supported on Thunderbolt based hosts as well as USB4 hosts that support PCIe.
  • Dual USB Controllers - A unique feature of the TS5 Plus is that it includes Dual USB Controllers. This means that the ports on the front of the dock have one 10Gb/s USB controller for all of the attached devices, and the rear ports have a second 10Gb/s controller for the devices on the back ports. This avoids any bottlenecks when multiple high speed USB devices are connected, and is an ideal feature to complement the total of 10x USB ports on the dock.
  • Compatibility - The TS5 Plus is compatible with Thunderbolt and USB4 host devices. To get the maximum performance out of the TS5 Plus a Thunderbolt 5 (80Gb/s) or USB4 v2 (80Gb/s) host connection is required. Users on Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4, or USB4 hosts will see reduced functionality. The TS5 Plus also supports Thunderbolt based tablet devices. *The TS5 Plus does not support non-Thunderbolt based host devices.
  • 80Gb/s Performance & 120Gb/s Bandwidth Boost - The TS5 Plus offers unparalleled 80Gb/s performance when transmitting and receiving files. This makes it ideal for the unmatched 20 ports of connectivity this dock delivers. When users connect ultra high-refresh rate displays to the TS5 Plus, this device will shift its allocation and provide up to 120Gb/s to the displays without the user ever thinking about it.
  • Aluminum Heat Sink Chassis - The TS5 Plus' beautifully crafted aluminum chassis is designed as an external heat sink to dissipate heat generated by the large amount of power it provides. This function has been meticulously tested to ensure the safety of the device and the user. We recommend providing ample clearance around the TS5 Plus to increase the surface area for efficient heat dissipation ensuring optimal performance.
  • ***Windows users must install the 10 Gigabit Ethernet Driver. Please visit our website to download and install the driver

Description

Established in 2006, CalDigit started out designing premium external storage solutions for creative professionals. As the industry shifted to the newly introduced Thunderbolt connector in 2011, CalDigit realized the importance that Thunderbolt would bring to workflows worldwide, and we began work on what would become our first docking station – the Thunderbolt Station. Pushing the Limits of Connectivity Over a decade after the original Thunderbolt Station redefined what was possible via a single connection, the TS5 Plus has built on previous generations to offer the ultimate docking station experience. Powered by the latest Thunderbolt 5 technology, the TS5 Plus expands Mac and PC workflows with the most advanced port selection ever included on a Thunderbolt dock. The TS5 Plus features an 80Gb/s bi-directional Thunderbolt 5 ports. The PCIe performance of the the Thunderbolt ports have been doubled from the previous generation to 64Gb/s PCIe 4.0. This is ideal for connecting high-performance SSDs or RAID devices, supporting transfer speeds up to 6,200MB/s. The TS5 Plus supplies up to 140W of power, supporting high-performance laptops such as the 16″ MacBook Pro with M3/M4 Pro or Max chips. It maintains a constant 140W to the host device, even when new devices are added. For lower-power devices, it smartly adjusts to supply only what’s needed. *Thunderbolt/USB-C host device and port must support PD for charging. Check specifications below for more info. The TS5 Plus features a 36W front-facing USB-C post that supports even the most power-hungry USB-C devices. Both rear Thunderbolt 5 ports also offer 36W each, more than double the 15W from previous generation. This ensures fast charging for devices like the iPad Pro, which only requires 20W. At the time, the CalDigit TS4 was the first Thunderbolt 4 dock to include a 2.5GbE port, and with the TS5 Plus we are going 4x better by including a 10GbE port.* 10 Gigabit Ethernet offers 10x the performance of traditional 1GbE found in many docking stations, with a data rate of up to 10 billion bits per second. Traditionally, if you wanted to use 10GbE with a laptop, you would have needed to buy an external Thunderbolt to 10GbE Adapter. This functionality is now built in, saving you time, and valuable desk space. Of course you can use the 10GbE port on the TS5 Plus with 5GbE, 2.5GbE, and 1GbE devices. *Ethernet is only supported on Thunderbolt based hosts as well as USB4 hosts that support PCIe. Please contact your USB4 host manufacturers for PCIe support information. Dual USB Controllers The TS5 Plus is a unique device, and this is ultimately demonstrated by being the only dock with dual USB controllers*. Traditional Thunderbolt docks feature a single USB controller that all of the USB, and Thunderbolt ports on the dock share. The TS5 Plus’ dual controllers allow the dock to provide two individual 10Gb/s controllers for increased bandwidth to connected devices. This is a great solution for anyone adding multiple high bandwidth USB devices to their dock. *The second USB controller is only supported on Thunderbolt based hosts, as well as USB4 hosts that support PCIe. Please contact your USB4 host manufacturer for PCIe support information. Single Monitor If you’re looking to add a single monitor to the TS5 Plus you can connect it to one of the spare Thunderbolt 5 ports or to the DisplayPort connector. If you wish to connect an HDMI monitor you can use a USB-C to HDMI Adapter or Active DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter ***. Dual Monitors ✔ macOS users on base M4, M1/M2/M3/M4 Pro, M1/M2/M3/M4 Max, M1/M2/M3 Ultra, or Intel based Macs can connect up to dual displays. ✘ M1/M2/M3 based Macs are limited to 1 external monitor by design via their Thunderbolt ports. ✔ Windows PC Thunderbolt 5 and Thunderbolt 4 users can connect up to dual displays. Triple Monitors ✘ macOS users on M1-M4 Pro / Max do not support Triple monitors via a Thunderbolt Dock. ✔ macOS users on M5 Max and M5 Pro can connect up to three displays. ✔ Windows PC Thunderbolt 5 users can connect up to three displays on supported host computers. ✘ Windows PC Thunderbolt 4 users cannot connect three displays natively. Quad Monitors ✔ macOS users on M5 Max can connect up to four displays. * Dual 5K monitors must be Thunderbolt 4 or Apple Studio Displays. Dual LG UltraFine 5K monitors are not supported. 6K monitors can be a Thunderbolt 4 monitor or an Apple Pro Display XDR. DSC (Display Stream Compression) support is required for 6K and 8K resolutions. ** Higher refresh-rates (above 60Hz) may require DSC (Display Stream Compression) support on the monitors and host GPU. The bit/color depth may vary in order to support higher refresh-rates. *** Some M3 MacBooks such as the MacBook Air can support dual external monitors up to 5K and 6K when the laptop lid is closed (clamshell mode). **** Currently M1/2/3/4 Macs can only support up to HDMI 2.0b over its Thunderbolt ports. As such, resolutions will be limited to 4K 60Hz when using an HDMI adapter. If a higher refresh-rate is required, please use a USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to DisplayPort or DisplayPort to DisplayPort connection. For more information about a Mac’s external display support please Apple's or CalDigit's support webpages. ***** Results may vary due to OS updates. For external display compatibility over a single Thunderbolt connection on different Windows computers, please refer to the manufacturer’s website. Interface Minimum System Requirements Power Delivery Size & Weight In the Box

Brand: CalDigit


Color: Space Black


Hardware Interface: Thunderbolt


Compatible Devices: Mac Mini, Mac Pro, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Windows Laptop


Total USB Ports: 10


Product Dimensions: 5.03"L x 1.85"W x 6.1"H


Number of Ports: 20


Item Weight: 8.9 ounces


Wattage: 330


Input Voltage: 120 volts


Hardware Interface: Thunderbolt


Compatible Devices: Mac Mini, Mac Pro, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Windows Laptop


Total Usb Ports: 10


Number of Ports: 20


Wattage: 330


Input Voltage: 120 volts


Minimum Required Operating System Version: ChromeOS 137, Mac OS 15 Sequoia, Windows 11, iOS 26, iPadOS 26


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.03"L x 1.85"W x 6.1"H


Item Weight: 8.9 ounces


Color: Space Black


Brand: CalDigit


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: CalDigit


Model Number: TBT5-TS5Plus-US-AMZ


Mfr Part Number: TBT5-TS5Plus-US-AMZ


Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer


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    • Great Dock for Multiple Monitors!
Style: TS5
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The CalDigit TS5 has been a fantastic dock and has replaced my UGREEN USB-C hub. I use two 1440p monitors with my M4 MacBook Air, and I wanted proper resolution and refresh rates from both. The UGREEN hub worked well with one monitor, but not both. I use iPhone Mirroring and can connect my phone to the front port when I need faster speeds. I also use an external USB4 (40Gbps) SSD, which is why I needed three downstream Thunderbolt ports. The TS5 is a Thunderbolt 5 dock, while my laptop has Thunderbolt 4. I plan to eventually move to a MacBook Pro that will likely support Thunderbolt 5, and the price difference at the time made more sense than buying the TS4. One caveat: my external USB4 SSD initially behaved oddly. Updating the TS5 firmware seemed to fix that issue. With both 1440p displays connected through the dock, though, SSD write speed drops significantly. Connected directly to my MacBook Air, it reaches about 2,383 MB/s write and 3,141 MB/s read. Through the TS5, it drops to about 402 MB/s write and 2,666 MB/s read. The drive still works, but the docked setup clearly limits write performance. For anything that needs fast external-SSD writes, I connect the drive directly to the MacBook. To be fair, this is the only limitation I have run into. The TS5 has otherwise been fantastic, handling both 1440p monitors reliably and replacing several separate adapters with one clean setup. The SSD is also still completely usable through the dock for everyday files and media. I only need to connect it directly to the MacBook when write speed matters. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Ireul
    • The best Thunderbolt 5 dock by far
Style: TS5 Plus
I have had this dock for about three weeks, and it does everything it promises to do. The Thunderbolt 5 ports work exceptionally well. All of the charging ports provide their specified charging power. The audio port is exceptional. It's the first dock audio port that transmits high-quality sound. The 10 GbE Thunderbolt 5 Ethernet port is an exceptional value. The USB ports all perform as expected. The DP 2.1 DisplayPort will support nearly any level of monitor. This dock will easily support three 4k displays via the two downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports, which are DisplayPort 2.1 compatible. The downstream Thunderbolt 5 port will charge a laptop with 140W of power. Unlike any other dock, this one will charge everything you can connect to it at full power. It has two 36W USB-C charging ports. They charge my Samsung S24 Ultra very quickly. This dock has enough power to provide full charging capacity out of every single port even IF you have you are charging an accessory on every single port. There is NO other Thunderbolt dock on the market that will do that. ALL of the Thunderbolt 5 docks I have researched will not charge your computer at 140W if you're charging other accessories (like a phone, an iPad, a portable charging power bank, etc. This is the only dock on the market that doesn't have "dynamic charging." In other words, the more you plug into other docks, the slower everything charges, including your laptop. This dock charges EVERYTHING at full speed, no matter how many items you have plugged into it. The two card readers are super fast. They are so fast that you could use a 1 TB CF card as storage. I haven't had a single problem with this dock. Everything in this dock is state-of-the-art and cutting-edge, and ALL of its features work flawlessly. It's hands down the best dock on the market right now. This actually stunned me when I got the dock and was testing every function. Because it is so expensive, if any major feature had been buggy or failed to perform as advertised I would have returned it. But everything worked amazingly well on the dock. When you consider it includes a 10GbE Thunderbolt 5 ethernet port, which will provide LAN internet speeds of nearly 10 Gbps, it is an exceptional value. A separate Thunderbolt 5 10 GbE adapter would cost $200-$1000. This is the best dock you can buy right now, bar none. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2025 by FL
    • The best docking station ever
Style: TS5 Plus
This docking station is the best I’ve ever used. I had a Corsair docking station before, but it had some issues that caused sudden disconnects from my ultra-wide monitor. Now, with this docking station, all those problems have been resolved. I can plug in my MacBook and Windows laptop without any issues. It’s great to have all the extra ports so I can connect all my personal and work peripherals to my computer with just one cable. Plus, it’s quiet; I haven’t noticed any noticeable noise coming from it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Mario Zamora
    • Unreliable for the Price — Connectivity Issues on MacBook Pro M5 Max
Style: TS5 Plus
At first glance, this looks like the perfect product — well-designed and feature-rich. Unfortunately, real-world use tells a different story. After running it for more than 24 hours, the connection to my MacBook Pro M5 Max drops intermittently for a few seconds. When this happens, the network interface goes down and does not recover on its own — the only fix is to physically disconnect and reconnect the cable. This is not a minor annoyance; it disrupts work entirely. I contacted support, and they confirmed this is a known driver issue, which means it is not an isolated defect but a systemic problem affecting the product as a whole. That acknowledgment is appreciated, but it does not justify selling a device at this price point while the core functionality remains broken. To make matters worse, the unit runs extremely hot during normal use — hot enough that you cannot comfortably hold your hand on the body for more than a few seconds. That raises legitimate questions about long-term reliability and safety. Bottom line: Until the driver issue is resolved, this device is significantly overpriced and does not deliver the value it promises. Buyer beware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026 by Holger
    • Pricy, some PSUs have coil whine, firmware updates are annoying, but it does everything it promises
Style: TS5 Plus
Review Image by Braden McGrath
Review Image by Braden McGrath
This is a solid upgrade from the TS4. The DisplayPort has changed from 1.4 to 2.1. Ethernet moving to 10Gb is very nice, although they went cheap on the 10Gb controller this time – it's an Aquantia AQC113 – connected through PCIe via Thunderbolt at least, not a USB-attached solution. (The TS4 used a PCIe-attached Intel I226V for 2.5Gb.) I'm able to get very close to the theoretical max speed over the 10GbE using iperf3 to another 10Gb device on my home network (through a Cisco Cat3850 switch). First picture is "iperf3 -c [server] -Z -P 4" from the Mac (client sends traffic); second pic is "iperf3 -c [server] -Z -P 4 -R" from the Mac ("reverse" mode, where server does the transmission). The laptop is just displaying some static webpages and running Slack/etc during the test, nothing should be chewing bandwidth. Note that I'm not quite hitting the expected 9.4Gbps when the Mac is sending, but I do when the server sends. I actually have two very similar "servers," both running Linux and with Intel C3758 CPUs (with Intel X540/X553 NICs onboard), and the results are nearly identical with both servers. I thought this might be due to the Atom CPU on the systems, but I would expect lower performance if the server was *sending*, but I see the inverse. When the Mac transmits is where it's topping off at 8.7Gbps, the only explanation I have is maybe macOS is performing QoS or "reserving" bandwidth for something, or the AQC driver is flaky, maybe a Thunderbolt bottleneck (my Mac is only TB4, not TB5), or possibly something with the ethernet cabling involved (it's only Cat5E, but it's relatively short and it links at 10Gb and there are no errors on the switch). 🤷♂️ My monitors/displays have worked perfectly. I have a pair of Dell U3223QE (4K/60), and I connect one to the DisplayPort output, and use a USB-C connection (which is DP over USB-C) for the other. Both are detected correctly by macOS and are running at 60Hz. My Mac is an "M1 Pro" CPU which supports two external displays through the dock, plus the laptop's screen. Like the TS4, both front and rear output jacks are *variable* (software controlled); there is no fixed "line out." I have speakers with their own volume knob, and I dislike attaching a variable device to a variable source and having multiple ways to change volume. To work around this, I have my speakers connected to one of my displays (which have fixed audio-out jacks) - both the DP2.1 and the DP-over-USB-C monitors have functional audio outputs when connected to the TS5+ (they are displayed as output sinks in macOS). I was having some problems with the TS5 Plus's audio jacks today which spurred me to write this review - they simply weren't showing up in macOS when I attached headphones to them, both the front and rear output jacks. While troubleshooting I realized there was yet another firmware update for the dock - I've now installed two (shipped with 60.1 -> 61.1 -> 62.1) in the 3 weeks I've owned it! After updating the firmware, along with the separate "USB-PD firmware", the TS5+'s audio-out jacks started working. I have no clue if one of the two firmwares fixed the problem, or if it was simply power-cycling the dock alone (part of the update process). The main/Thunderbolt firmware update process is mildly annoying as it does not provide any status about what is going on, and it may shut off the USB-A ports on the dock while it's happening (my wired keyboard got shut off). Contrary to what the firmware instructions tell you, I had no problems updating firmware in macOS with both of my monitors attached, but neither of them are Thunderbolt devices (maybe that makes a difference). Helpful tip: to get status on the main firmware update, open the macOS "Console" app, click the "start" button to begin the log firehose, and then type "Thunderbolt" up in the search box (might have to hit enter afterwards). You'll see an endless stream of messages as the firmware is being written to the dock, and eventually they'll stop streaming in and the dock will reboot itself when the update is complete. This dock runs quite warm, although never hot enough to burn. I have mine "sideways;" standing vertically may help with cooling since more of the fins would be exposed but it would be tight under my displays if I went vertical. It is taller (or in my case, "wider") than the TS4. Annoyingly, the port layout is also "flipped" from the TS4, so the power & ethernet are on the opposite side from the TS4 and the Thunderbolt upstream / host port is also moved. If you have a very specific cable layout this could be problematic for you. The included TB5 cable *is* a little bit longer than the TB4 cable that comes with the TS4 though, so this helps. The "space black" color is nice if you have a matching Macbook, but mine is silver... and Space Black makes it *very* hard to read the labels printed on the dock, especially if you're not looking straight-on at the dock or if it is in any sort of shadow. Sitting under my monitors with my office's (residential) lighting, I can hardly even read the logo on the front of the dock. I wish they had used a white or light gray print. To corroborate what others have said - the power supply seems to suffer from coil whine. I only hear it if I get about 1-2 feet away from it though, and right now I have the PSU down on the floor so it's not bothering me. The whine is sort of a cyclical pitch shifting noise (almost like a siren) so it would be severely annoying if I could hear it regularly. The TS5+ dock itself is silent to my ears, only the PSU has whine. I'm in my mid-40s but was in music in high school and have tried to take care of my hearing; YMMV. [EDIT 2025-08-28] I contacted support about the coil whine, and they said this is a known issue in some of the power supply units. They are working on an improved version with the PSU manufacturer, and asked for my shipping address. They told me they would send out a new PSU once they are available. I asked if they would send a label to collect the "noisy" one, and they said that I would be welcome to keep it as a spare - this is a really nice gesture! "A+" support. Overall, it's a solid product. [EDIT] If I could rate it 4.5 stars, I would, especially after support said there's a fix coming for the coil whine. It loses "points" for the nearly-unreadable legends/glyphs due to "black on dark gray," and for not using a higher quality NIC - Intel or Broadcom would've been preferable at this price point. If you want to have 10Gb Ethernet on your dock and you don't want a separate, bulky, external adapter connected to it, the TS5 Plus makes sense. If you think you're going to want "portable" 10GbE, it might be more logical to just stick with the (lower-priced, especially if you can find one used or on sale) TS4, and add a separate Thunderbolt 10Gb interface, especially since then you have a bit more choice for Ethernet chipset (I believe Sonnet has at least one offering with Intel NICs, although it appears that several of theirs along with OWC are using Aquantia chips now as well). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025 by Braden McGrath
    • Worth the Purchase for Powered Hubs
Style: TS5 Plus
This thing is a beast. Fantastic build quality, and has all the power you need for a hub. It’s a good size, about the size of portable hard drive. Multiple 4k screens, 4K capture card, SSD external, and a few accessories (microphone, cricut machine). Takes it all like a champ. One thunderbolt cable to my MacBook is all that’s needed. Pricey, but it’s worth it if you need to power multiple accessories that are bandwidth heavy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by Excalibur
    • Works Great and You'll Feel the Burn
Style: TS5 Plus
This is basically the best Thunderbolt 5 dock on the market, hands down. It works great, except for a minor speed negotiation issue I was having with the 10 Gbps port. Once I got that figured out, I haven't had any issues. My only complaint is that this thing runs really hot when it's connected to a device. It probably won't burn you, but it's very close to it. Like being handed a hot plate at a restaurant. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2026 by Sakura
    • Great Thunderbolt 5 dock - I use it every day
Style: TS5 Plus
I got this as I am a full time remote worker. I use this for both my work laptop (windows), and my Macbook pro. There are plenty of Thunderbolt connections on the back, it's easy to set up, the build qualityis good as it's built out of aluminum. It can get fairly hot, I don't keep it under my monitor riser for that reason. For the most part, compatibility is fine. My dell laptop doesn't recognize the TS5+ as a full power charger. Dell laptops use a proprietary charging handshake/protocol so the TS5+ will only charge the laptop at 90w. This is a problem with Dell in my opinion. For the most part 90W is plenty for keeping my precision 5770 topped up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2026 by Dayton Massey

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