Dock that supports 2 x HDMI monitors

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Hi im looking for a Dock that lets me connect 2 x HDMI monitors and maybe 2 usb slots.

Does anyone use one or can they recommend etc..

Im using a Macbook Pro 15" 2105

Thanks

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A warm welcome to Mac-Forums.

As you're using a Mac from the 22nd century, we're unlikely to find anything suitable:Cool:;)

On a serious note: depends on your budget, obviously.

I have a Thunderbolt 2 Dock from OWC.

Probably still available, but the latest version is a 14 Port OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock - details here:

https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/doc...83088751&_bta_c=24pkgmo50autq8zupr4seto2awcmn

But a quick scan through Amazon or OWC (MacSales) websites bring up a lot of options.

I would just add that you get what you pay for and that you will want an independently powered Dock.

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A warm welcome to Mac-Forums.

As you're using a Mac from the 22nd century, we're unlikely to find anything suitable:Cool:;)

On a serious note: depends on your budget, obviously.

I have a Thunderbolt 2 Dock from OWC.

Probably still available, but the latest version is a 14 Port OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock - details here:

https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/doc...83088751&_bta_c=24pkgmo50autq8zupr4seto2awcmn

But a quick scan through Amazon or OWC (MacSales) websites bring up a lot of options.

I would just add that you get what you pay for and that you will want an independently powered Dock.

Ian

Thanks for your advise, i was finding it a mind field to find one that would definitely support 2 HDMI monitors , does the OWC do this ?
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When you are connecting your Mac to most Monitors, it is by the method shown on their website to which I linked you. That is, via Thunderbolt 2 or 3.

As far as I can see, this applies to most Docks available for the Mac. I don't personally need another monitor, having a 27 inch iMac; but many of our members are using one or more monitors in the way I mentioned.

Just for interest, I came across this review of Docks for the Mac: https://www.imore.com/best-docking-stations-macbook-pro

I still think the OWC is one of the best, but there are others.

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My experience with OWC is if they tell you it will work with your Mac you can pretty much take it to the bank. Been buying from them for a long time and they have not led me wrong yet. Go on their website and chat with the sales department and you will get the scoop from the horses mouth.
 

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