- Razer Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station merges port expansion and SSD storage in a compact device
- With Thunderbolt -AfEraft enable Dokken fast file transfers between PCs without using a network
- Handles three 4K screens at 120Hz through a single connection
Razer has launched a new accessory based on the latest Thunderbolt standard, designed to increase data transfer speed, graphics benefit and connectivity for users who want more from their current setup.
Razer Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station supports data rates up to 120 GB/s and runs up to three 4K screens at 120Hz, offering significant bandwidth to external screens and peripheral devices.
A remarkable feature of this unit is its integrated SSD storage, up to 8TB, which allows the dock to function not only as a hub, but also as a high-speed-text drive. It also consolidates eleven ports to a single device, reducing cable root while providing flexibility for demanding workflows
High -speed storage meets port expansion
The design includes Thunderbolt share, which allows for fast file transfers and control between systems.
This can appeal to users who work across multiple PCs or want to quickly relieve projects without involving a network.
The base version of the dock is priced at $ 299.99, but models with integrated storage scale scales up significantly with the top 8TB configuration, which is priced at $ 999.99.
Whether these costs are justified depends on how much users appreciate the combination of a high -speed SSD and a next re -connection hub in a unit.
Razer says the new dock addresses pain points around the loop screens, fast file movement and system enlargement, all without needing a full desk.
“Razer Thunderbolt 5 Dock is designed to meet the growing need for faster data transfer and robust multi-display support,” said Travis Furst, head of notebooks and accessories at Razer.
“With the Razer Core X V2, we extend this experience-to deliver a high-performance external graphics increase that brings desktop graphics to laptops. Thanks to the support of the latest Nvidia and AMD graphic map, it is a trouble-free upgrade that can transform Ultra-Thin Torden Bolt that is possible for laps.”
Although the product is marketed to professionals and content creators, the high price tags and niche features can limit its appeal.
The real test will be whether users find the SSD extension and the port density, convincing enough to replace multiple discreet accessories.
In addition, Razer also introduced Core X V2, a Thunderbolt 5 external GPU cabinet that supports full-length PCIe graphics card.
The Core X V2 is designed for use with laptops and handhelds and is priced at $ 499.99 and includes fan control and 140W laptop.
It serves another but complementary audience, those who need desktop class graphics in a modular shell.
