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iVanky FusionDock Ultra Launches With Four 6K Display Support

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The iVanky FusionDock Ultra docking station launches at $650, supporting four 6K displays at 60Hz on Apple Silicon Macs with 140W power delivery.

iVanky FusionDock Ultra Launches With Four 6K Display Support
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iVanky has launched the FusionDock Ultra, a high-end docking station designed primarily for Apple Silicon Macs. The device targets users who require extensive connectivity and multi-monitor support from a single peripheral.

Expands connectivity for M4 Max and M3 Ultra Macs with comprehensive peripheral support

The dock features 26 ports in total, including four USB-C connectors, one DisplayPort 2.1, and one HDMI 2.0 port. It supports up to four 6K displays at 60Hz on compatible Macs like those with M4 Max or M3 Ultra chips. The device provides up to 140W of power delivery for charging laptops and other connected devices.

iVanky FusionDock Ultra docking station with multiple ports and connectors
iVanky FusionDock Ultra docking station with multiple ports and connectors

Connectivity requires two separate cables when used with Apple Silicon Macs, as a single cable is insufficient for the connection. Windows PCs are not supported by this docking solution. Network connectivity runs at 10 Gbps via an Ethernet port, and the unit includes three 3.5mm audio jacks, optical audio output, and UHS-II SD and microSD card readers.

The FusionDock Ultra is available on Amazon for $650 in the US market. The product targets users who need high-performance peripheral expansion without relying on cloud services or external hardware upgrades.

iVanky FusionDock Ultra docking station on a desk setup
iVanky FusionDock Ultra docking station on a desk setup

Source: FusionDock Ultra, NotebookCheck

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