日本HP純正で、PCもドックも揃えていたのですが、昨年のファームウェアの改悪？でドックに繋がる機器が見えなくなったり、最悪、OSがブルークラッシュしたり・・・また、USB3.0のハブノイズや無線マウス（2.4GHz帯）のノイズや電波の関係で、ほぼ使えなくなり、これを選択しました。購入後、最悪の機器組み合わせで運用していますが、全く問題が出ず重宝しています。ただ、Thunderboltケーブルが少々固く、PC側でこじるような恰好になり、ケーブルが沿わずに立ち上ったりします。シールドが十分にあるのだろう・・・と思ってはおりますが、過去、数社のThunderbolt3/4ケーブルを買い替えて使っていた中では、これが一番固いように思いました。まぁ～長さも一番短いですが・・・性能には十分満足しています。以上。

Bon, on tape tout de suite sur le GROS point faible:Le ventilateur est bruyant et n'est pas régulé. Travailler à côté de ça c'est vite un problème. (je l'ai mit sous le bureau avec un cable TB4 de Beklin).Sur les tests du port ethernet gigabit: j'ai pas atteint le gigabit alors qu'habituellement oui. Mais c'est un doute qui mérite des tests plus poussés.Sinon, je le chaine avec un eGPU sur Mac et ça marche bien. Je suis globalement satisfait du produit.

This review is for Yottamaster Thunderbolt 3 Dock with NVMe & SATA Enclosure & Fan (ASIN: B09WH18DST). The first thing I have to say about this dock is that it is impressive. I am moving over my PC and laptop setup to Thunderbolt, so I am trying to move all my devices over to Thunderbolt as well. I like the layout of the front and rear ports. I do have to say that as much as I like DisplayPort, there should have also been an HDMI port on this. I also think there should have been a front Thunderbolt port as well.The big feature I like on this Thunderbolt hub is the built-in NVMe enclosure and that it is actively fan cooled. NVMe drives get screaming hot, so having a way to deal with that heat is a must. This enclosure has two M.2 slots. One is for SATA, and the other is for PCIe. It's neat that there is two, but I feel that at this level of component no one is going to be using a SATA based M.2 SSD. The speed difference between SATA and NVMe is huge, and if you are investing in Thunderbolt (everything Thunderbolt is expensive) then you are going to be using NVMe. This would have been more impressive if it was dual NVMe.My overall impression is that this is a solid Thunderbolt dock. It is lacking some connections that I mentioned above, but I also like the active cooling. I can't complain about the price since it is Thunderbolt, and it does have dual M.2 drive support. With that being said, the fan is definitely audible. Overall, I would say this is 3.5 stars, so I rounded up to 4 stars.

Overall rating for this dock: 3/5I bought this Dock for my 2019 16" MacBook Pro. The main concern I had going is was knowing if this dock was capable of running 2 external displays and charging my laptop that came with a 96W charger at only 65W. The answer is yes. But be warned, a few things I did not expect is that this dock is very loud and a 16" MacBook Pro can consume a lot of power under load. Let's discuss.To get 2 displays off this dock all your displays must be DisplayPort. I connected my main display over native DisplayPort and my other display off a Type C to DisplayPort cable. This setup works and I can set both displays to their native 1440p resolution and144Hz refresh rate. I tried to use a Type C to HDMI cable and that did not work, the Thunderbolt spec will only do DisplayPort natively, so you must use a Type C to DisplayPort Cable. Don't try to use any Type C to HDMI/USB hubs or DP to HDMI/C to HDMI cables off the rear thunderbolt port, they won't work. Also note, a 20Gbps Thunderbolt 3 cable, often found in 1m cable sizes, cannot drive 2 displays, you must use a 40Gbps cable and the included one is only 0.5m.As for charging, this dock will charge my 2019 16" MacBook Pro, but it does so only at 65W which is slow and is 31W less than my MacBook Pro wants to charge with. The important thing is that the MacBook is not having to use battery power to supplement insufficient wall power, granted this may occur if you're using the CPU and GPU together in a demanding workload, but I don't think the concern is very high. As long as you power your other accessories off the dock, and not your laptop, you should have no issues with charging and the longevity of your laptops battery. (Note: on further testing, running a Parallels Windows 10 VM can cause my MacBook to use battery for supplemental power. I recommend using your laptops included charger for demanding workloads.)Now for the noise, this dock is equipped with a blower fan, something I've not heard of with other docks. This makes perfect sense though since this dock can house 2x M.2 drives. Those drives, plus all the power delivery, and controllers means that this dock will get warm if you start to push it. I attempted to cover up the intake and exhaust vents on this dock with tape, which removed the "whooshing" of the fan but left the high pitch whine of the fan motor spinning. Pick your poison, but I think leaving it the way it is is a more pleasing sound than just high pitch whining. This fan is why I give this dock 3/5 starts. I suggest turning on the AC, wearing headphones, or playing some music over your laptops speakers. At half volume, my MacBook Pros speakers fully drown out the fan noise. I recommend unplugging this dock when not in use to save your sanity.Overall, this is a powerful dock for the price (I got it on Amazon for ~$230). The loud fan puts a real damper on what would otherwise be one of the best docks on the market. I would recommend it for the price if you accept that you're gonna have to unplug it while not using it and that while working you're gonna want some headphones or music to drown out the sound.I hope this review was helpful, its hard to find comprehensive information on this dock online so I figured I'd buy it and provide it.

Mac周りの配線がかなりごちゃついていたのでスッキリさせたく導入。筐体は少し大きめではあるが、シックなデザインでまとめられているのでそれほど目立たない印象。動作音は少しうるさいですね。現状接続しているのはDisplayport⇒モニタUSB-C⇒HDD・モニターライトこれにLANケーブルとSSDですね。Macは基本的に配線地獄になりがちなのですがこれを使用することでかなりすっきりまとめられます。サブ機のMacbook Airに接続することも多いので、ポートの前面には取り外しをよく行うものを着けていたりします。