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Plugable Thunderbolt 4 Dock with 100W Charging, Dual Monitor

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  • Award-Winning Thunderbolt 4 Dock: Recognized by Wirecutter as the Best Thunderbolt Dock 2025 and Intel Evo certified, this Plugable dock delivers 40Gbps Thunderbolt 4 performance, 100W power delivery (96W certified), dual 4K 60Hz HDMI support, and 13 total ports to help create a streamlined workstation at home or in the office.
  • Optimized for IT Deployment & Mixed-Device Environments: Supports dual 4K 60Hz HDMI or a single 8K display on Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 5, and USB4 laptops, making it ideal for scalable Windows and Mac deployments. Helps standardize workstation setups across mixed-device fleets. Note: TB3 and USB-C systems support one external display. Base M1/M2 Macs support one display; base M3 supports two only in clamshell mode.
  • Thunderbolt 4 Performance: This premium driverless Thunderbolt dock delivers ultra-fast 40Gbps speeds, 15W charging via the downstream Thunderbolt 4 port, and robust performance for USB-C peripherals, high-speed storage, and dual displays.
  • Compatibility: This USB C dock works seamlessly with Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 5, or USB4 systems running Windows 10 and up. On macOS, dual display is only supported on M5, M4, M3 Pro/Max, M2 Pro/Max and M1 Pro/Max models, as well as base M3 models in clamshell mode. Single display is supported on Windows Thunderbolt 3 and non-Thunderbolt USB-C ports, as well as base M1 and M2 MacBooks.
  • Comprehensive 13-Port Design: 2 HDMI, 1 Thunderbolt 4 downstream (40Gbps, 15W charging, 8K), 4 USB (10Gbps and 5Gbps), 1 USB-C (10Gbps), SD/microSD, audio combo jack, Gigabit Ethernet, and K-lock slot. Whether youre setting up a home office desk or equipping a professional workspace, it offers the ports needed for a cleaner, more connected setup.

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Is this dock compatible with M1 / M2 / M3 / M4 / M5 Macs? Macs with ‘base’ M1, M2, or M3 processors will support only one external display. Macs with M1 Pro, M1 Max, M2 Pro, M2 Max, M3 Pro, M3 Max, and all M4 and M5 processors will support two external displays. How can I make sure this dock supports two displays with my laptop? Ensure your computer has a Thunderbolt 5, Thunderbolt 4 port, or USB4 port that is running Windows 10+ or macOS 11+ or later. Note, Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C only hosts, as well as base M1/M2/M3 MacBooks will support 1 display. Why should I choose a dock with extra downstream Thunderbolt ports? Downstream Thunderbolt ports maximize device flexibility. With a Thunderbolt 4 host, they support Thunderbolt 4, 3, and USB-C connections. When connected to a Thunderbolt 5 host, the downstream port is limited to Thunderbolt 4 speeds. Can this dock charge my laptop? This dock provides up to 100W Power Delivery (96W Certified) to charge compatible hosts. Laptops with a high power draw such as gaming / performance laptops may not properly charge. What are the dimensions and weight of the TBT4-UD5? The TBT4-UD5 is 2.3 x 22.5 x 8.5 cm, or 0.9 x 8.9 x 3.3 inches. It weighs 365 grams or 12.9 oz. TBT4-UD5 TBT4-UDZ TBT4-UDX1 TBT-6950PD

Brand: Plugable


Color: Black


Hardware Interface: Thunderbolt


Compatible Devices: Windows 11 Thunderbolt 4 hosts and Thunderbolt 4 Macs with macOS 11+ including, M5 / M4 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, M1 Pro/Max, M2 Pro/Max, M3 Pro/Max, or base M3 (with clamshell mode required for dual displays), HP Omnibook / EliteBook / DragonFly / ProBook / Spectre x360 series, Dell Pro Max / Plus / XPS / Latitude / Inspiron, Lenovo ThinkPad / IdeaPad / Yoga , Framework (Intel Processors), Microsoft Surface Pro 11 & 10 for Business, Surface Pro 9,8 / Surface Laptop Studio / Surface Laptop 6 / 5, Acer Swift, Predator, Aspire Vero, ASUS ZenBook, ExpertBook, ROG Zephyrus, ProArt See more


Total USB Ports: 6


Product Dimensions: 8.9"L x 3.3"W x 0.9"H


Number of Ports: 13


Item Weight: 2.4 pounds


Total HDMI Ports: 2


Wattage: 134 watts


Hardware Interface: Thunderbolt


Compatible Devices: Windows 11 Thunderbolt 4 hosts and Thunderbolt 4 Macs with macOS 11+ including, M5 / M4 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, M1 Pro/Max, M2 Pro/Max, M3 Pro/Max, or base M3 (with clamshell mode required for dual displays), HP Omnibook / EliteBook / DragonFly / ProBook / Spectre x360 series, Dell Pro Max / Plus / XPS / Latitude / Inspiron, Lenovo ThinkPad / IdeaPad / Yoga , Framework (Intel Processors), Microsoft Surface Pro 11 & 10 for Business, Surface Pro 9,8 / Surface Laptop Studio / Surface Laptop 6 / 5, Acer Swift, Predator, Aspire Vero, ASUS ZenBook, ExpertBook, ROG Zephyrus, ProArt


Total Usb Ports: 6


Number of Ports: 13


Total Number of HDMI Ports: 2


Wattage: 134 watts


Input Voltage: 21 volts


Minimum Required Operating System Version: Windows 10


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 8.9"L x 3.3"W x 0.9"H


Item Weight: 2.4 pounds


Color: Black


Brand: Plugable


Number of Items: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 74


Unit Count: 1 Count


UPC: 819927013174


Item Highlight: Thunderbolt Certified Laptop Docking Station Single 8K or Dual 4K HDMI for Windows and Mac, 4X USB, Gigabit Ethernet TBT4-UD5


Manufacturer: Plugable


Model Number: TBT4-UD5


Mfr Part Number: TBT4-UD5


Warranty Description: 2 Year Limited Parts and Labor


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Worth the price
It’s pricey, but it’s great! (so far), especially if you have a Mac. I kept coming across all the cheaper brands weren’t compatible with Mac to display different screen, so I did some research and found this thunderbolt station compatible with MacBooks. I use this with my MacBook Pro and 2 extra monitors, for dual monitor support (3 total screens total). It works great! I’m able to have different items on all the screens. I also plug in my USB from the mouse I use into the dock and that works great too! The thunderbolt dock also charges my Mac! Which was great to see! The dock is sturdy, easy to use, and I highly recommend. Also, this is not a paid review. Just a regular person that was impressed and wanting to help anyone else out who is unsure which brand to chose from. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by Melinda
    • Excellent Thunderbolt 4 Dock for MacBook Pro, Finally True Dual Monitors
Review Image by Kevin at Lawn & Order Texas Edition
Review Image by Kevin at Lawn & Order Texas Edition
★★★★★ The Plugable Thunderbolt 4 Dock has honestly been one of the best desk upgrades I’ve made for my MacBook Pro 16". Setup was basically plug-and-play, and it immediately solved a major frustration I had with another dock that would only mirror displays instead of properly extending them. With this dock, I’m running two external monitors independently with no issues at all, while also keeping the MacBook fully charged through the same connection. The 100W charging has been more than enough for my workflow, even with video editing, multiple monitors, and accessories connected. Physically, the dock has a very clean and professional design. It’s compact for what it does, roughly 9" x 3.5", and under an inch tall, so it fits nicely on the desk without taking over the workspace. I also appreciate the subtle blue LED indicator. It’s visible enough to confirm power, but not distracting in a darker office or studio setup. Performance has been excellent overall. Connections have stayed stable, monitors wake correctly, and the dock runs cool and quiet. The front-facing ports are convenient for quick access to accessories and drives. My only real complaint is the laptop connection placement. The main Thunderbolt cable that connects to the laptop plugs into the front of the dock instead of the back. Functionally it works perfectly, but from a cable management standpoint I really wish Plugable had included a rear host connection option to keep the setup cleaner. That small design choice aside, this has been an outstanding dock for a MacBook Pro setup, especially if you need true dual-monitor support, charging, and reliable Thunderbolt performance from a single compact device. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026 by Kevin at Lawn & Order Texas Edition
    • Nothing exciting
Writing this review while new. Mostly works. got 2.5Gbps ethernet working via an usb adapter. Peripheral, PD 3, dual video, all thru a single usb TB4 cable, impressive. My prior KVM setup was a wire hell, even after a quite decent effort to organize all the cabling. I share it between 4 computers. Mac M5 pro -- works with dual video just like an intel laptop. Another AMD laptop with dp Alt -- that works with single monitor only, but with a little replugging of one of hdmi monitors directly into the laptop you can get the second screen too if badkly needed. Finally, an ASUS workstation with a TB4 port -- that was finicky one, but entirely on ASUS side. Would connect with 6.6 ft cable, stable so far but very hard to configure the desktop bios to work well with tb4. Some issues are still unresolved (such as the lack of keyboard on boot). But that's all on ASUS and its thunderboltex 4 nightmare of hardware. With the exception of wide range of host types, my use case therefore is quite basic, and it works as expected so far for that. Nothing fancy. Aside from dp-alt dual with MST everything works, but that's expected. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by D.L.
    • Mostly works - networking disconnects periodically
I bought this to replace a TS3+ that was incompatible with my KVM switch. Overall impression is that it's a solid device. I like that it has a separate power button (which the TS3+ lacked) plus multiple USB ports and SD card readers on the front. It works well most days. Recently, though, it has randomly started dropping my ethernet connection. It's happened twice in the last week, where all of a sudden my laptop has no connectivity. The only way to restore it is to turn off the dock and turn it back on. I'll keep an eye on it but so far it's the only complaint. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Nicholas Z.
    • A slow roll to not working
Purchase this in March and with 30 days I had to recycle the unit multiple times to get monitors to register properly and charging to occur. Particularly annoying when charging stops and I do not notice it while I am engaged in a slew of Zoom calls. The result is I am cycling the unit multiple times in a workday. After 30 days my USB ports started to fail one at a time over a period of weeks until today I have to use a USB-c multi-port accessory with USB-a ports in order to enable peripherals that have usb-a only functionality. This is not something I expect from a $200+ piece of technology. I am beyond the return period and when I reached out to the manufacturer they asked me to run a debugging app which I am unable to do because I have a work computer. Pluggable has asked for my Amazon order number and I will update this review once I have a response from them. I think what Pluggable misses is that consumers do not have the time, interest, or acumen to debug a product for them. There are enough reviews on this site to demonstrate known problems and there are much better, customer forward policies than debugging. It is too bad because I like this product and my only (minor) complaint is the location of the PD connection to my computer is in the front instead of the back. This should have been a five star review and I would have given it such if service was more customer centric and just sent a new unit in exchange for my defective one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024 by Thomas Nixon
    • It works, but make sure of your ports, if your having a problem,
About this dock, I find it a good value. No external dongles needed for HDMI connectivity. 96/100w charging. Ethernet. Long story for those fighting with docks... So I'm up to 3 Docks I tried, and until this morning, none of them worked correctly. My the laptop maker tech support said, yup need to use the TB4 port for it to work. If not working, call the makers of the dock. I sent back the first one (from another company), factory tech support said, either not compatible, or broken, we aren't sure. only 1 monitor, ethernet would constantly disconnect. No charging. So back it went. Others had the same complaints, so figure, get a refund and move on. So bought the TBT4-UD5 from Plugable from amazon. My laptop "maker" sent me the graphics of where the TB4 port was/which one, and no it didn't work correctly. Only 1 monitor, but ethernet did, charging didn't. Updating drivers, new cable, nothing worked. After sitting back, I finally tried the USB-C 3.2 port that is not s/b to work (according to my laptop "maker"). But it did. Called my Laptop "maker", and finally the one tech support worker sent me the motherboard manual, and my laptop "maker's" info of what port is which and what did what was WRONG! What they called TB4 port, was really the USB-C 3.2 for power and for 1 display.port. Which did gave me ethernet and 1 monitor via the dock. Plugged the TBT4-UD5 into the real TB4 port, what the laptop maker called the USB-C 3.2 for data use, no power... gave me the 2 displays the dock promised, ethernet and charging !.. I was happy about the 2 displays and ethernet... charging too was a bonus. (I was originally told by my maker, ok, so it's not, to be expected with powerful laptops.) In the middle of banging my head against the desk, I bought a "lesser" model from plugable from amazon, USB4-HUB3A , it now works too. Plugable tried to help me, no one questioned the port, I shared the laptop company's port designation. So not their fault. Plugable tried a few things, one reason I bought the lower cost dock of there, get another one of their OEM TB4 cables which was suspect. So lesson is, if its not working, really have to dive deep into the ports and what they do, and which one is which. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024 by BK
    • Seems like a great docking
Review Image by alexdelara
Review Image by alexdelara
Review Image by alexdelara
Very versatile dock. Looks great on the wall but wait, there is no way to hang it on the wall.... I build a wall craddle for the dock, power brick, external SSD, and garage door opener ethernet interface box. Doesn't seem to heat too much, but I have to check that on heavy usage. Docking ?? Yeah, just another brick cluttering your desk but it's all fault of these minimalist laptop designs which dealt away with the precious connectors so your desk now looks like a recycling table. **** When you plug your computer to it, make sure to use the "Host" port and all will alright. I have a Macbook Air and it charges just fine from the charging port - two cables coming from the dock to the computer: one for the USB host connection and the other just to charge, but it's a win since I don't need Apple's brick on the wall. Plugged my SSD on one of the ports and restored my Time Machine backup, easily. Plugged a vacant USB-A to my wide monitor so I didn't have to unplug or change mouse and keyboard connections. Audio USB is my headset plugged on another vacant USB-A Documentation is zero to non-existent but thankfully it is mostly plug-n-play There is on/off button: - amber: means the dock is on, and the peripherals are powered' - blue: means that the computer/host is talking to the dock - off: it is off :-) So far, all is working just fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by alexdelara
    • Great product and excellent customer service
This dock does exactly what I need (I use a personal MacBook Air M5 and a work HP laptop, with two HDMI monitors, and switching is painless) for a great price relative to other docks with similar functionality. The customer service was also excellent. The dock initially arrived on a Monday and worked great until Saturday, then suddenly stopped turning on. I reached out to Plugable on Sunday, had a short back-and-forth with Mychal, and by Friday I had received a replacement which had been confirmed to work prior to shipping. Great product experience, strong recommendation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by Cory

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