UGREEN Revodok Max 208

Plan the screen cables first

Display connections use the downstream Thunderbolt sockets. An HDMI-only monitor therefore needs a suitable adapter or cable in your budget. The listing describes dual 4K at 60Hz on supported computers; the laptop’s native display capabilities still decide which arrangement is available. Do not treat the Thunderbolt badge as permission to exceed the host limit.

An 85W host output, not 140W

The supplied power adapter is listed at 140W, while charging delivered to the laptop is specified up to 85W. That distinction makes the Max 208 easier to compare with other docks. Check your computer’s recommended adapter rating before expecting it to replace the original power supply during demanding work.

Use the remaining ports deliberately

Three USB-A 10Gbps connections and Gigabit Ethernet give an existing keyboard, mouse and wired network somewhere to stay attached. List those permanent connections before ordering. If most accessories already use USB-C, compare the cost of adapting them against a different dock rather than buying the larger number on the box. We have not measured throughput or sleep-and-wake behavior on this unit.

Connections & compatibility

Connection to laptop

Thunderbolt 4; check supported Thunderbolt host

Display technology

thunderbolt

Maximum displays (conditions apply)

2

Power to laptop (W)

85

HDMI sockets

0

DisplayPort sockets

0

Wired network

Gigabit Ethernet

USB peripherals

3 USB-A up to 10Gbps; downstream Thunderbolt

Display requirements

Up to dual 4K60 on supported hosts; exact Mac model matters

Mac notes

Check exact native display limit; not a DisplayLink workaround

Windows notes

Verify host supports the requested dual display configuration

These are published specifications, not results from hands-on testing. Maximum screen counts depend on the laptop, operating system, connection and chosen resolution.