You could charge your iPad off the dock. The input requires 2 thunderbolt ports though so since the iPad only has 1 you couldn’t use it for extra iPad IO. You could use it on the Mac Studio though.

It’s my little RAID unit. Have 24 TBs in there for storage. amzn.to/45WRuIB

I personally didn't have ant problem with waking my monitors with the Magic Keyboard. I will say though I was using 2 Studio Displays. I know the studio display is generally a little more responsive to Mac OS waking than third party monitors. I have a single LG monitor that's HDMI in my closet that I just plugged in and that didn't have any problem waking. It is only a single monitor though. Id grab the Max and give it a go. You can always return it. My experience with he dock has been really premium. I do not have a cockpit of monitors like you do though.

@@boogidaball thank you very much for coming back to me, I’m tempted to give one the dock a go!

@@masterjaykay1highly recommend it! This thing is amazing! If you do make sure to use the link in my description. Helps the channel out! Thanks so much for watching!

I need to check on the dock pro. Waiting for my iPad Pro in the mail actually. The fusion dock max wouldn’t be able to as it needs 2 thunderbolt port to plug into.

You can use it with anything. The only "exclusive" thing is the double cable. Depending on the features of the port, you will have different functionality. If it has thunderbolt, that just guarantees it has 40Gbps as well as PCIe and DisplayPort alt-mode.

It can get warm for sure. That’s why the floating cooling design is so important. Allows for air circulation to keep the dock from getting to the level where the heat would damage performance. Still have yet to see any slow downs even when it’s getting hot, and I’ve run it far harder than 2 sell 2ks.

The fusion dock Max 1 is a much higher end dock than the Tobenone UDS033. The Toben doesn’t do as many output and its speeds are slower across the board as well as fewer ports. Also doesn’t do any thunderbolt outs.

Uses 2 of the 3 but due to the converters gets you 4 thunderbolt ports. It’s not as if it takes away ports. Wouldn’t call it a deal breaker when it doubles your thunder bolt ports then gives you another 16 different ports on top of that.

400 dollars is about how much any large I/O thunderbolt docks cost. It’s kinda a pain if you need them but if you don’t you get to save some good money.

Caldigit has been the king for sure!

Do you not believe me? I actually get a lot of brands reaching out. I’m pretty sure it’s because prime day is coming up and they all want videos. Can’t really share images in KZfaq comments but it’s kinda crazy how quickly brands start reaching out. Soundpeats was the first brand I did a video for and I was at like 300-400 subs I think.

This video has 11k views so far in just 2 weeks. Subscriber count is sometimes overrated.

@@yega3k LOL. 11,000. It takes around 10,000 views to get one click through. Who are you trying to convince, me or you. I’m not an idiot.

@@Sasha21999 There’re tons of KZfaqrs with over 50k subs that only average 3 to 4 thousand views. There are also tons of channels I’m subscribed to but haven’t watched anything from them in years. Subs do not equal views.

@@yega3k Dude, you didn't do a single test and post the results. Zero. Did you attach two 40 Gbps drives and copy a large file from one to the other? No. Did you note the difference between machine to drive or drive to drive? No. Did you run a display? No. How about two displays? No. Did you note the frequency or resolution of said display? No. Did you publish the difference in speed from USB 3.0 vs 3.1 or 3.2 and note that others will offer a performance advantage? No. Did you create a worthy review? NO.

It doesn’t seem to be running the same specs as either the caldigit or the Max iVanky. I’ll have to disagree.