The thin design, and the upright position allows any MacBook laptop to occupy as little space as possible, leaving more room for accessories, and other items. The real advantage of this dock, however, comes in terms of desktop real estate.

Needless to say, the dock is designed to work with many different external displays, including the now discontinued Apple Thunderbolt Display, as well as many 4K, 5K monitors. Each dock is designed to house the corresponding MacBook, just by sliding the laptop into the slot, right into the appropriate ports, using the device’s weight to lock the laptop into position, securely, and avoid damaging ports from continuous plugging/unplugging.Įach dock features a wide array of ports, enough to cover every possible requirement of power, connectivity and expandability, including the ability to connect to multiple external displays, which is a given, considering that this dock requires MacBooks to operate in clamshell mode. The line of vertical docks covers almost every current MacBook, including the latest 13 and 15 inch MacBook Pro, the 12 inch MacBook Retina, the MacBook Air, and surprisingly, even the 2006 MacBook Version A and B, with a case matching the white plastic of the vintage MacBook. This time, Henge Docks has come up with a vertical version of its dock, which turns a wide array of MacBook laptops into desktop towers.

This nifty dock turns your MacBook into a desktop towerĭesigner and manufacturer Henge Docks has made a name for itself, for making some rather impressive docks for Mac laptops and desktops, as well as mobile devices, designed to seamlessly blend with Apple’s unique design.

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