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Thank you! Do you think if we put a hdmi usb c cable into thunderbolt port will work too? Or only works with dell DA adapter? And this connection now also works with windows pc?
WoW, really nice to hear Dell got in contact with you, you should make sure you take advantage of this in getting review samples 🐨
I preface my comment by saying I am only very recently learning about this stuff so please feel free to correct anything I get wrong. From what I understand, another way to use multiple monitors is on many recent monitors themselves by daisy-chaining the monitors ie, linking them from the input of a single USB-C from the laptop, this requires the laptops output of said USB-C to have multiple lanes, 3 lane usb for instance, this allows you to then plug a single USB C cable to the first monitor and then use additional cables to connect from the back of that monitor to a second monitor and potentially a 3rd monitor or from the second monitor to a 3rd monitor. Using this method requires computers that were released from intel 7 series I think it is and having the multi-lane USB-C. As you can likely tell my knowledge on this subject is a bit unsure so please before investing money check into all this before going ahead. As a bonus, this system is very clean as depending on the monitor, you only need 1 cable going to and from your laptop as the high band USB-C will not only transfer the data but it will also charge your laptop. If you pair this with a wireless keyboard and mouse you have a really clean and tidy setup….well until you fill it with stuff like my desk 😋
Great !
Well done
Very informative
Thanks for this review.
True about imperfections it’s the main way we learn.
Do I still need drivers for this to work?
Thank you for the information. I am considering buying this dock. Would this two-monitor setup support 4K? or at least one 4K monitor?
Would it be great to have some quick diagrams in the video, to help illustrate your connections?
So It could chrage macbook pro?
Hey I appreciate your testing of the dock including this follow-up. I wanted to know myself, so I bought one of those docks for my 2019 16″ MBP. And I totally regret that. If you want to use your MBP productively, use an Elgato dock instead. Every morning when I connect my MBP to the dock, the dock won’t wake up by itself. After I woke it up in most cases I have to disconnect and reconnect the TB-Cable up to 7 or 8 times until all Screens work, USB works and I can just use it as intended. But the “fun” doesn’t stope there: When I send my MBP to sleep during i.e. break I often have the samle problem again after waking it up. Sometimes Screen A works and the USB from Screen B works too, but not Screen B itself. Sometimes both screens work, but USB from Screen B won’t work. This normally requires me to reconnect the TB-Cable again and again until it works just fine.
Well – now I know for sure and I can’t recommend this dock in its (and Mac OS’s) current state of compatibility.
Do you know some docks to connect 3 monitors to a macbook pro? I need a one cable connection to my macbook and use it closed, with 3 monitors.
this works on Macbook pro 2014 with USB connection?
Hi BsiadDad, am I able to use a 2013 Macbook Pro through TB adapters with this dock? Also, did you ever get the dock’s power button to work on the macbook?
Hell yeah! I have a DA300 adaptor and it did the trick. Thanks a million!
I continue to struggle to find a plug-and-play solution for Dual monitors for both my Dell Laptop and my Macbook Pro (touchbar). Maybe this is it. I only need dual external monitors so using one on HDMI and one on TB is ok for me so long as I have one cable to plug into my laptops. I don’t believe my Latitude 5500 is a TB connection rather a regular USB-C connection so wondering if this will end up working for me given you had to use the TB connection from the dock. Thoughts?
Hey BsianDad, I can see that you are using the DELL WD19TB in this video, can you test this with the DELL WD19, because that is what i have and its not working, i have been buying multiple docks for this but i dont know why its not working, thank you!
So this means you can only have two external screens for Mac, with wd19tb?
I don’t have a DA300 but I tried it with another USB-C-HDMI adapter and it worked too. BUT: my external screens are QHD and the one which is connected via the extra adapter is capped at 30Hz and it’s notably laggy. If I reduce the resolution to Full-HD i can set it to 60Hz.
If I connect it with the same adapter directly to the macbook I can get 60Hz.
This is a warning to others with similar setups like this! For me it’s not a usable solution
Hi, thank you for the video. I am kinda lost here. I was after WD19TB to connect the dual monitor on my MacBook Pro 2018 by using thunderbolt 3 connections. I have 27″ (2k) and 32″ Full HD monitor that I want to connect. Do I have to buy D6000 or DA300 as well to use WD19TB? Would you give me advice with your tech knowledge? Thank you.
Hello.I am able to see both monitors, but cannot view different screens at the same time.