The ultimate Mac dock? Ivanky unveils a 26-port Apple Silicon powerhouse that Windows users can't use
iVANKY's FusionDock Ultra combines 26 ports, quad 6K displays, 120Gbps bandwidth, 10Gb Ethernet, and 140W charging for Apple Silicon Macs.
The iVANKY FusionDock Ultra is a 26-port desktop docking station tailored for Apple Silicon Macs and demanding professional workstations. It supports native connection to four external 6K displays without the need for additional software like DisplayLink. The dock delivers up to 120Gbps bandwidth for intensive workflows, ensuring stable performance during extended professional use.
Unlike universal docking stations, the iVANKY FusionDock Ultra is limited to Apple Silicon systems, Intel Macs, and Chromebooks, significantly narrowing its target audience. Constructed around high-end Apple Silicon workstations, the dock employs a dual-chip architecture to manage multiple displays, storage devices, networking equipment, and peripherals simultaneously.
It offers 10Gb Ethernet connectivity for high-speed wired connections to shared files and network storage. Ports include USB-C and USB-A, DisplayPort 2.1, HDMI 2.0, UHS-II card readers, and optical audio. The dock features cooling and power delivery systems capable of supplying up to 140W to compatible MacBook Pro systems during demanding tasks, with noise levels of 44 to 46 dBA during operation.
Priced at $649.99 (originally $749.99), the FusionDock Ultra is positioned in the premium docking market, catering specifically to Apple Silicon users and professionals with heavy workload demands.
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