Belkin Pro Thunderbolt 4 Dock

2025-06-22T20:00:00

Hello, This is another feedback after some adjustments. Got this docking station for my new MacBook Air M4 chip. So connecting two HDMI cables to it and then one Thunderbolt to MACbook wont show two extended monitors (instead two monitors are merged into one extended). Apples says thunderbold needs to be genuine. I got it working by plugging monitor #2 into adapter HDMI to USB-C and then into back side USB-C on the docking station. this way we can have two dedicated monitors for Apple macBook. Hope this helps someone. Engineering must work on those two HDMI sockets to be split into two dedicated channels it appears via thunderbolt. Or maybe it is Apples glitch. Will see after some updates come out fo MAcOS>

Andrii

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2025-06-21T20:00:00

Hello. Bought it for Mac Book Air M4 for connecting to two monitors as extended ones. It connects only one monitor as if two are merged together. Meaning it does not support two extended monitors for M4 chip it appears.

Andrii

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2025-06-06T20:00:00

I was really excited to receive this product - it looks great and the specs are impressive. Unfortunately, it came with a faulty MOSO-branded power supply that made it completely unusable out of the box. The indicator light on the power supply didn't turn on at all. After some quick testing, I found that the docking station works perfectly when connected to a different power supply with identical specs, confirming the issue is with the included power adapter, not the unit itself. I tried reaching out to Customer Service to get a replacement power supply, but I haven't been able to get in touch with anyone. I really don't want to return the entire unit, especially since it works fine with a proper adapter. I still hope someone gets back to me and helps resolve this.

George28

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2025-01-19T19:00:00

Does not charge my laptop. I bought this specifically to act as a dock for me and my wife's laptops so that we don't have to unplug everything when using our shared workstation. This dock is essentially a $300 HDMI cord. Will only connect my laptop to the monitor and nothing else. Doesn't power/charge laptop nor does it power the monitors. Complete rip off

hybe_bts_0909

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2024-06-26T20:00:00

It charges my 12.9 iPad, but not Apple watches (SE purchased in June 2024). Serves as a great port for data and attached computer devices but I bought it to travel and charge all the devices and it doesn't work for that.

FunkyGMoney

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2024-05-28T20:00:00

Solid build and quality and don't forget the most important thing it delivers the power to your reg make only power cord attached to pc all devices it handled by this solid TH4 and backwards compatibility i use it in 3.2G1 type-c my pc dancing

lnWal

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2024-05-26T20:00:00

solid choice since its compatible with my z790 apex encore the number one in the asus compatibility list . now I'm use it on 3.2G1 port on my x570 my pc NOW HAS MORE ELECTRIC ENERGY HE CAN MOVE....! I RESPECT THE INCREASMENT ON PRICE 700-999 SR i will order another

APPROVED

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2024-02-18T19:00:00

I can't use USB-A ports and Audio port. I connected only LG monitor use USB-C and AOC monitor use HDMI and one port USB-A 3.1. Other ports don't work.

serbingeorg

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2024-01-14T19:00:00

Pro Thunderbolt 4 Dock has a two-way port for audio-out and audio-in and is supposed to automatically sense whether -out or -in is required. The audio-in does not work or has limitations. For years I connected an external amplifier to the audio-in port of my mac-mini with no problem. When I plug the exact same cable into the Belkin hub, the hub senses something requiring audio-OUT! After extended discussion with a Belkin technician, it was determined that the port was tested for audio-out but never tested for audio-in. I have a theory: the audio-in may only recognize digital in. I had to purchase a Behringer UCA222 $30, which plugs into my amplifier and into the USB-A port of the Hub. That worked. I don't know if the Hub is not detecting any audio-in, or just can't recognize/convert analogue audio-in. If the latter, Belkin should make that known in its promotional material.

Barty

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2024-01-01T19:00:00

Fantastic dock, easy to set up with my new MacBook Pro. All connections work great and it is fast!

Ruprock

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2023-12-25T19:00:00

I'm loving this dock so far. I'm getting much faster uploads from my SD cards.

RonW

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2023-12-05T19:00:00

I never received the dock and when I tried to order a replacement, the prior price i paid (50% off) would not be honored because it was no longer on sale. This just doesn't make sense to me.

Dan M.

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2023-09-30T20:00:00

The Best Hub with USB C - I can link a lot of monitors with my iMac. Super!

kkucharsky

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2023-08-26T20:00:00

I missed the review stating the source connection on this dock to the master (main computer) desktop is in the front. This makes routing the connection T4 wire very unprofessional. Now for the laptoppers this wouldn't be so bad. I would have chosen a more appropriate dock/hub for my application.

ASOL 1.

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2023-08-23T20:00:00

I own this hub, as well as another brand I won't name. While this hub looks significantly sleeker than the other hub, my biggest gripe is the main connection to the computer. The one cable which must *ALWAYS* remain plugged in is located at the front of the dock. Not sure why this was thought to be a good idea, but this requires you to creatively cable manage this main cable around the dock and back behind your desk. The other hub does it right, providing the main connection point at the back of the hub. Thereby leaving the front of the hub for all the things which you might want to connect. I like that the SD card slot is at the front, in addition to a single USB-C 3.1, but I would have preferred a USB-A or two at the front as well. USB-A thumb drives are still a fixture in this digital world, and always having to plug them in the back is annoying. Lastly, the USB-A ports at the back are extremely close together. In some cases, requiring your to unplug other connections in order to plug in a thumb drive (or even additional peripherals with thicker than average connectors).

Bundok

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2023-06-30T20:00:00

Very sleek looking docking station with 2 HDMI cable ports, which was the main reason for the purchase. Performs well and as expected but sometimes the docking station can get warm if left on for hours.

BChew

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2023-06-29T20:00:00

On my MacBook, HDMI gives me 120hz in 4k using one monitor which is nice, no flickering no issues. But I would add more, USB PD ports, both front and back with higher wattage.

dawidpl

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2023-05-11T20:00:00

Works with my Mac Book Pro and simplifies accessory connections

3jn3

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2023-04-22T20:00:00

I have several peripherals hooked up and I've been pretty happy so far with it. The thunderbolt dock is charging my Mac, I have my external HDMI monitor hooked up, two external hard drives, a microphone, and an external HD can. I haven't tried to transfer images yet via an SD card, in part, because my max already has a reader. I do notice a flicker in my monitor once in a while, but I would need to trouble shoot to see if it is indeed due to the dock. I like the sleek design.

Joshua S.

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2023-01-29T19:00:00

The Caldigit TB4 dock is a much better product for roughly the same price. This is because it has more throughput (USB-A and Ethernet) and more connections (TB4).

OneBoB

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2022-05-03T20:00:00

First thing I can say is that I am extremely pleased with this dock! I have been looking at similar items but they didn't have all the options I desired. I have been loving this with Mac and Windows systems, for business and pleasure. Some features worked easily with my MacBook, the external SD card slot has allowed me to put all of my pics on my laptop. I have been using it for work to run 2 4k screens, it can support a triple screen but I don't have much use for that feature. I have found it friendlier to use with my windows computer than my Mac. Of course it can be used as a charging dock for all your devices as well. The quality of the device itself is awesome. Not too heavy in the event you'd need to travel with it. Sleek and modern looking. The power cord is a huge 3-prong brick though, I was very surprised by that and that's really the big negative that I can mention about this device. This thunderbolt dock can be incredibly helpful depending on your needs.

dbaxter3

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2022-05-03T20:00:00

The Belkin Pro Thunderbolt 4 Dock is a great, reliable product. We use it to connect my laptop to my monitor quickly and easily, and to also charge the device. A little pricey for the function, but gets the job done.

Nicolelco

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2022-05-02T20:00:00

Lots of connections, but issues. All ports work as required however with external mouse and keyboard plugged into it there is a consistent skip or pause when typing or moving the mouse - every minute or so.... No updates to try to fix have been found.

KD17

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2022-04-23T20:00:00

This a great docking station with HDMI, ThunderBolt, and plenty of USB ports. great for two or three monitor setups. Compact size will fit on small desks and is small enough to take with you on trips or traveling between remote work sites. Only limitation would be lack of DVI / DisplayPort connections for some older monitors.

honda

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2022-04-19T20:00:00

I often unplug my laptop from my desk. I have a couple USB ports, a HDMI , Power, wired USB mouse and USB printer, that I utilize on my laptop. Each time I want to move my laptop to another area of my home, I have to unplug everything. At some point I fear that the ports will wear out as I do this often. I got this Thunderbird 4 Dock so I could plug each of my devices into it and only have to unplug 2 cables. My power and Lightning cable. My laptop doesn't charge via the USB C port. But that is ok. My laptop is also only wifi. No ethernet built in. I took all the devices that I plug into my laptop and plug them into my dock. I even plug in the ethernet from my wall. Everything works great! All devices were recognized. There is no lag or noticeable issues when I have all the devices running. The dock is very cool looking too. I have used docks where I push my laptop down on it. I never was a fan of those. I enjoy using the USB C connector. So much more simple. My router is across the house. So my internet has been flaky. Now that I use the ethernet in the dock, it is much more stable and much faster. I am a licensed Amateur Radio Operator (ham). I feared that this device would cause interference. I ran some tests with it and there is zero interference from this device. I am very pleased with this dock.

Chucktate

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2022-04-18T20:00:00

This is a god send for working from home. You don't realize how few ports a new ultra portable laptops have. Then you realize how many you need. Plus the option of linking two displays that have up to 4k resolution a piece. This is a no brainer if your switching to remote or hybrid work. I have no complaints.

Ian516

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2022-04-16T20:00:00

This little dock will help me out in so many ways when I work on my projects here at home. I love that you can hook so many things up to it and that it runs fast and smooth without hesitation. I like the two screens because it helps me do multiple tasks at once. My son also will love it so he can use it to game on and hook the screen up together. I have multiple external hard drives and they work great with it. Still learning how to use other things but I'm sure it will be easy to learn.

WVGurl81

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2022-04-14T20:00:00

This Belkin dock works great! It's exactly what I needed for my workstation and gaming needs. I love that it was so easy to set up. I can plug everything that I need into this dock. I highly recommend this product!

Candace I.

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2022-04-13T20:00:00

The Thunder Bolt 4 Docking station has so much to offer. I just recently switched jobs and had to go through the process of reconfiguring my work from home setup due to all new equipment. The Thunderbolt Dock makes life so much easier to be able to move from the office to home seamlessly. With any new technology it takes some time to set up and figure out all the nuances, but I now that everything is up and running I couldn't be happier. I had no issues with dual monitors. I know it is on the pricer side but having owned 3 different docking stations, this one really is a must have.

SMM444

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2022-04-12T20:00:00

When I am working from home, having the right setup can make your home office look and feel organized especially if you have multiple peripheral devices such as two monitors, webcam, USB headset, speakers, cell phone charging station, and etc? With the ability to plug in all those devices to your laptop through a single cable makes the shift from In the Office to work from home easy as plug and play. I was able to test both Windows and Mac setups. According to Belkin's website. The dock should work for both. But it depends on the hardware and year of PC or Macbook and cables will determine what setup the dock supports. My PC setup is a Lenovo Yoga X1 3rd Gen (2018) model running Windows 11 with Thunderbolt 3. Everything works fine except you get an annoying popup that the device is not certified for PC use. Unfortunately, I couldn't get the Macbook to work with the dock. I had a Intel-i7 2019 Macbook Pro running 10.15.7 MacOS Catalina. I just didn't have the right cables or adapters to connect my monitors to the dock. Overall I would recommend buying this dock you have a PC (2021 or newer) with thunderbolt 4. Unless you want to get an annoying popup every time you plugin your dock. This seemed to be the simplest setup and easiest to accommodate. If you are a Macbook owner this would depend on which model you own. If you have the newer M1 chip there are dual display limitations. My suggestion is to plan your setup. From the number and types of monitors, connectors, cables, KVM, peripherals, all the way down to your hardware model of your laptop and operating system. Not having everything in order will not get you the setup that you want.

Zach

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