Resolved Advice for a Dock Thunderbolt 4 For 2 or For 3 monitors

[camelia]

Hi I am looking for Dock Thunderbolt with support of 2 monitors 4K

I found this, at amazon but I do not know if is a good option

Satechi 11-in-1 Thunderbolt 4 Dock, 2X 4K/60Hz Displays, 3 USB-A 3.2 | 100W charging, 3 Thunderbolt, 3 USB-A 3.2, USB-A 2.0 ports, SD card reader, for MacBook Air/Pro, Mac, Windows

The Satechi 11-in-1 Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station transforms a single Thunderbolt connection into a complete desktop workstation. Supporting dual 4K displays and up to 100W charging, it simplifies demanding creative and professional setups. With high-speed data transfer, Ethernet connectivity, an...

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Suggestions are always welcome or if you know a better Dock please let me know

Thanks
Camelia

MacBook Pro 16" 2023, macOS Ventura

 

[FreakinEurekan]

Are the displays USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, etc? Or not yet purchased?

Are there any features other than "2 displays" and perhaps a few USB ports that you want in the dock? e.g. Ethernet, Audio, etc?

Does it matter to you if the dock is also powering the Mac, or are you willing to plug in a power cord along with the dock?

Does your MacBook Pro have M2 Max or M2 Pro chip? If Pro, it only supports 2 displays without some "Funky" manipulations by the dock.

 

[camelia]

>Are the displays USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, etc? Or not yet purchased?

3 Displays SAMSUNG M8 32" 4K

SAMSUNG 32" M80B UHD HDR Smart Computer Monitor Screen with Streaming TV, Slimfit Camera Included, Wireless Remote PC Access, Alexa Built-in (LS32BM801UNXGO)

Everything you need is right in your screen. Watch, work and chat - all without connecting a separate PC - with the Smart Monitor. Your favorite content, productivity and video call apps are built-in for a simpler and more stylish desk setup that’s a joy to use every time.

www.amazon.com

Actually 1 display connected to and old MBP 2014 (HDMI)

>Are there any features other than "2 displays" and perhaps a few USB ports that you want in the dock? e.g. Ethernet, Audio, etc?

A few USB ports, Ethernet and Audio is required.

>Does it matter to you if the dock is also powering the Mac, or are you willing to plug in a power cord along with the dock?

Can you try again? I speak Spanish I did not understand the question 🙁

>Does your MacBook Pro have M2 Max or M2 Pro chip? If Pro, it only supports 2 displays without some "Funky" manipulations by the dock.

Thanks
Camelia

 

[joevt]

A Thunderbolt dock cannot connect more than two displays. Additional displays can be connected to a Thunderbolt dock using DisplayLink USB adapters but it would be preferable to connect additional displays using a second Thunderbolt dock connected to the MacBook Pro (if your MacBook Pro supports more than two displays).

Linux and Windows can connect additional displays using a DisplayPort MST hub, but macOS doesn't support MST hubs for additional displays.