You can find the HyperDrive Gen2 Thunderbolt 3 hub at its official website, B&H Photo, and other official resellers at the price of US$299.99 (~S$403.96). It's also backwards compatible with USB Type-C, non Thunderbolt 3 devices. The USB-A ports on the same side as the MicroSD slots are 10Gbps, while the opposite end has USB ports at 5Gbps.Īs an enterprise-friendly device, the hub can be daisy-chained to a total of six identical sets. That same Thunderbolt 3 port connected to your computer will support up to 85W Power Delivery. It is a 16-port dock and connects via Thunderbolt 3obvious specs from the name. The remaining ports are a mixture of USB Type-As with all the necessary moving parts like DC audio, Toslink, Gigabit Ethernet, a DisplayPort 1.4, MicroSD and SD card slots (up to 312MB/s or UHS-II speeds). HYPER HyperDrive GEN2 16-in-1 Thunderbolt 3 Dock As the latest release, the Thunderbolt 3 dock is in the spotlight. The last USB Type-C hole has 10Gbps data transfer speeds. Another is a Thunderbolt 3 port with 40Gbps and DisplayPort 1.4. One is a Thunderbolt 3 port with 40Gbps transfer speed, and 85W Power Delivery (for charging laptops). Of the 16 ports, the HyperDrive Gen2 Thunderbolt 3 dock has three USB Type-C holes.

This model joins the 6-port, 12-port, and 18-port non-Thunderbolt versions released previously. Hyper, the brand name behind its successful HyperDrive USB hubs, has added a new family member to its HyperDrive Gen2 series - a 16-port beast with Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, offering up to dual (8K+4K) or triple 4K HD video output. The HyperDrive Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station from HYPER is designed for enterprise businesses, PC gamers, and video editors looking for an advanced connectivity solution that delivers both maximum bandwidth and high display resolutions.

HyperDrive Gen2 USB hub gets a 16-port, Thunderbolt 3 variant

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