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On all these points, Ugreen is a winner.
Here’s how I got on with the latest in Ugreen’s accessory wheelhouse.
The Revodok range has a bunch of options depending on how many ports you need and your display requirements
This review was made possible with a review sample provided by Ugreen.
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The full range has options with any number of ports from 8 up to 13.
It’s a dock!
Here are the full specs for this particular model.
you’re free to also purchase the dock fromUgreen direct.
The Ugreen Revodok Pro 211 also has a robust build quality.
I normally use a dock with my laptop shoved to the side, but you can connect up to 2 displays as well as extending your laptop
This feature is particularly useful and something I appreciate, having recently switched to a more power-hungry laptop.
Secondly, the size of the dock might be a deterrent if you’re seeking a more compact solution.
Now, the latter does cost a fair bit more,at $119.99.
The Ugreen Revodok just tucks behind my workspace and blends into the desk so as a permanent fixture I’m quite pleased with it.
I don’t have personal experience of this option, but it’s highly reviewed and worth a mention.
Ugreen Revodok Pro 211: Should you buy it?
If that isn’t the case, I’ll be sure to provide an update!
The Ugreen Revodock Pro is quite large in comparison to competitors
The Razer USB-C dock is a more premium option if you own a Razer Blade and want that matching accessory.
