Mantiz Titan multi-video dock: TWO 4K displays at 60 Hz [9to5Mac]

Want to connect to dual external 4K displays at 60Hz without needing to invest in a full on eGPU setup? The Mantiz Titan may be for you. Just be sure to pick up a longer active cable:

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21 Comments on Mantiz Titan multi-video dock: TWO 4K displays at 60 Hz [9to5Mac]

  1. Cool video, quick question, isn’t this kind of pointless if you have a 4k apple tv that you can just stream the feed from your monitor to the tv screen?

    • Unmei Tobaku nope connecting directly for now lag, even the faster WiFi or cable connections are much more slower than display port

  2. You know you can plug two 4K 60hz display without any sort of dock like this… that video make no sense whatsoever. It’s not like if the dock was adding graphic power or anything.

    • Yes, I’m aware of this — I wrote the article you linked to. But you still need a dongle/dock of some sort to do that. The benefit here is that you can use a single Thunderbolt 3 cable, have access to multiple displays with HDMI/DP/ or even VGA. Plus you get full power delivery, 2 USB ports and Ethernet. Big diff between it and just using dongles.

    • 9to5Mac You don’t need any dongle to do that… 4 ports, 4 screen ! Most TB3 (and some USB-C monitor) also charge the laptop

    • Riccardo Merlo not true.. if you check how many hubs in amazons since a year or more, you will find many products supports 2 monitors 4k at 60hz

  3. Wouldn’t the Caldigit TS3 Plus and adapters for the Thunderbolt 3 daisy chain port make more sense (or a USB-C display)? Not that this product doesn’t have its space. But I’d go the Caldigit route personally. Your thoughts Jeff?

  4. This topic is of particular interest to me as I have nothing but problems with my OWC dock trying to run 1 4K TV and a single 1080p monitor. I have to reboot my 2017 MacBook Pro every single day because of this issue, which solves it 100% of the time until I unplug from the display, then it happens all over again when I reconnect. If reboot the machine while it’s plugged in, it will work just fine though. If I don’t reboot the TV will randomly drop signal and the screen will go black. This has happened on multiple new MacBooks and my MacBook Air too. I have tried new cables and OWC even replaced the dock. Plugging the monitors directly into the machine does not solve the issues which is why I don’t believe it to be an issue with the OWC dock, but more so, the way that Mac OS caches previous connected to displays, which is absolutely awful. I can send anyone who is interested a demo video of the problem in action. I can’t tell you how much I would appreciate Apple fixing this, as the TV itself works perfectly fine with every windows 10 pc i plug into it.

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