UGREEN Maxidok U716 17-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station

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UGREEN Maxidok U716 17-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station

UGREEN Maxidok U716 is a 17-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 docking station with an M.2 NVMe SSD enclosure and a broad mix of display, USB, networking and audio connections. Its high display and charging claims depend on the host laptop, operating system and connected screens, so compatibility is central to the buying decision.

At a glance

Provides 17 claimed connections, including three downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports, USB-A and USB-C, DisplayPort, Ethernet, SD and TF card readers, and audio jacks.
An integrated M.2 NVMe enclosure supports drives up to 8TB. The SSD itself is not listed as included.
Manufacturer claims up to 140W laptop charging, while the adapter is rated at 240W.
The dock advertises a maximum of one 8K@60Hz screen, two 6K@60Hz screens or three 4K@144Hz screens, subject to host and display support.

Price

£299.00Save 29%

Reference price: ~~£419.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines a high number of connection types with an integrated NVMe SSD enclosure, potentially reducing the need for separate hubs and external storage.
2.5GbE and three 10Gbps USB-C plus three 10Gbps USB-A ports support wired networking and multiple peripherals.
Active cooling is specified for the dock, and the listing claims sustained operation under continuous workloads.

Cons

The maximum display configurations and charging rate depend on host capabilities, and are not guaranteed for every supported laptop.
The SSD enclosure requires a separately supplied compatible M.2 NVMe drive.

Technical specifications

18 specifications

Identity
Brand	UGREEN
Model	U716
Colour	Grey

Ports and connectivity
Total ports	17
USB ports	6
Hardware interfaces	3.5mm Audio, DisplayPort, Ethernet, Secure Digital Card, Thunderbolt, USB, USB Type C
Thunderbolt bandwidth claim	120Gbps
Ethernet	2.5GbE
DisplayPort version	DisplayPort 2.1

Storage
M.2 SSD support	up to 8TB
SSD interface	PCIe 4x4
SSD speed claim	up to 6000MB/s

Power
Power adapter rating	240 watts
DC input voltage	24 Volts (DC)
Maximum laptop charging claim	up to 140W
USB-C accessory charging claim	up to 60W

Compatibility
Minimum operating system version	Mac OS 15 Sequoia, Windows 10, Windows 11
Supported host connection stated	Thunderbolt 4 or Thunderbolt 5

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are contradictory or inconsistent: the title says dual 8K@60Hz or triple 4K, while the feature text says single 8K@60Hz, dual 6K@60Hz or triple 4K@144Hz. Display output also varies by host, GPU, operating system, display and refresh-rate support. Check the configuration for your laptop before buying. The listing states compatibility with Thunderbolt 4/5 systems but also gives model- and OS-specific caveats. It excludes Thunderbolt 3 laptops, AMD-based laptops, USB-C iPad models and Linux. A laptop's port and firmware requirements matter, and 140W charging requires PD 3.1. SSD compatibility is limited by enclosure dimensions and heatsink clearance.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Thunderbolt 4 or 5 laptop users who need a single desk dock for multiple peripherals, wired networking and card readers.
Creative or technical workflows that can benefit from an internal NVMe drive enclosure, provided the buyer supplies a compatible SSD.
Users planning multi-monitor setups who have checked that their particular laptop and screens support the required resolution and refresh rate.

Less suited to

Owners of Thunderbolt 3 laptops, AMD-based laptops, USB-C iPad models or Linux systems, which the listing identifies as unsupported.
Buyers who need guaranteed multi-display output or 140W charging without verifying host, operating-system and monitor compatibility.
Anyone expecting an SSD to be bundled with the dock.

UGREEN Maxidok U716 17-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 375 ratings

5 stars72%72%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars7%7%
1 star8%8%

Customer feedback highlights a well-made chassis, perceived speed improvements over USB-C, useful port selection and compatibility, including a report of use with an Apple M4 Mac mini. Experiences with reliability, setup and value are mixed, with some reporting repeated disconnections and others finding it easy to use. That distinction matters for a dock intended to consolidate a desk setup. Customer reports do not establish that every laptop will behave alike, so the listed host and firmware requirements remain important.

Positive themes

Customers describe the dock as well-made and report useful port availability.
Some customers report speed improvements over USB-C and successful use with compatible systems.

Negative themes

Some customers report repeated disconnections.

Mixed feedback

Reliability, ease of setup and value receive mixed customer feedback.

Frequently asked questions

Does the dock include an NVMe SSD?

The listing describes an integrated M.2 NVMe enclosure supporting drives up to 8TB, but does not list an SSD as included. A compatible drive is needed for storage expansion.

Can it run three monitors?

The feature text claims up to triple 4K@144Hz, but actual display output depends on the laptop, graphics capability, operating system and displays. The title gives a different display claim, so check the intended configuration carefully.

Will it work with a Thunderbolt 3 laptop?

No. The listing explicitly says Thunderbolt 3 laptops are not compatible. It also states exclusions for AMD-based laptops, USB-C iPad models and Linux.

Can it charge a laptop at 140W?

The listing claims up to 140W laptop charging and says that rate requires PD 3.1. The laptop must support the required charging protocol. Some systems may charge at a lower rate.