Review: CalDigit USB C Dock – a good dock for MacBook Pro?

CalDigit's USB-C Dock makes it easy to connect multiple devices to your MacBook Pro via USB-C, but it's not perfect. Find on Amazon ►

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23 Comments on Review: CalDigit USB C Dock – a good dock for MacBook Pro?

    • It’s actually a benefit. You’re not going to move this dock from location
      to location. It’s for the desktop. That way you can keep your MacBook’s
      power adapter with you in your bag.

    • Lame Gamer
      What’s a real camera? No Real camera over $4,000 uses an sd card.

      And constantly taking memory cards in and out of your camera is the easiest
      way to damage it. That’s why ALL cameras interface with your computer
      directly.

      So again, who still uses sd card slots in 2016?

    • +Douglas what person with a camera using it in the real world is. Not in
      your house has there camera hooked up to a computer. 2 how many every day
      people drop 4,000 on a camera not many. So alot of people use SD card.

    • Lame Gamer
      I can’t quite comprehend the first part of your response, but if your
      camera does use sd cards, the best way to transfer data is by connecting
      the camera directly to the computer.

      I’ve ruined quite a few sd cards by plugging it into a computer, and
      damaging the contacts, losing plenty of data in the process.

  1. Do a review of the OWC USB-C dock when it comes out. In my opinion that’s
    the dock to get for the MacBook Pro.

  2. Can we all stop pretending that needing ANY dock for your $1700 laptop just
    for basic ports is even remotely acceptable?

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