UGREEN Revodok Max 213 USB-C Docking Station (13-in-1, Model CM615)

If cable chaos is killing your productivity, the UGREEN Revodok Max 213 (CM615) promises a single-cable solution that actually delivers on that promise. This 13-in-1 USB-C docking station is designed for professionals who refuse to compromise — people who need multiple 4K monitors, blazing-fast file transfers, reliable wired internet, and full laptop charging all running at the same time without a single dropped connection or throttled port.

What exactly is the Revodok Max 213? It is a desktop docking station that connects to your laptop via a single USB-C cable (Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB4) and expands your connectivity to 13 ports: two HDMI 2.1 outputs, one DisplayPort 1.4, four USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 ports, one USB-C data port, a 2.5Gbps ethernet jack, a UHS-II SD card slot, a UHS-I microSD slot, a 3.5mm audio combo jack, and 100W USB-C Power Delivery pass-through. A dedicated 180W power adapter ships in the box to keep everything running under full load.

Who should buy this dock? This is purpose-built for MacBook Pro and high-performance Windows laptop users who have outgrown basic USB-C hubs. Photographers and videographers will particularly appreciate the UHS-II SD slot, which reads at up to 312MB/s — fast enough to offload a full day's worth of RAW files in minutes rather than waiting impatiently through a slow USB 2.0 reader. Remote workers and developers will love the 2.5Gbps ethernet, which delivers a measurable real-world advantage over the standard 1Gbps ports found on most competing docks when transferring large files across a NAS or connecting to a business network.

Display performance is where this dock genuinely stands out. Using a combination of native Thunderbolt bandwidth and DisplayLink technology, the CM615 supports triple external monitor configurations — all three outputs active simultaneously at 4K 60Hz. For anyone running a dual-monitor or triple-monitor setup for video editing, financial analysis, or software development, this is not a minor convenience; it is a transformative upgrade. The HDMI 2.1 ports are also capable of 8K at 30Hz if your display supports it, which is exceptional forward-looking headroom at this price tier.

Real-world performance is generally excellent when the dock is paired with a Thunderbolt 4 host. The USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 ports each deliver 10Gbps throughput, meaning a fast external SSD will hit its rated speeds rather than being bottlenecked at USB 3.0 speeds. The 100W power delivery keeps even power-hungry laptops topped up through the workday. One important note: the DisplayLink chip that enables the multi-monitor magic does require a software driver. Installation is straightforward, but users who dislike any software dependencies should be aware of this before purchasing. Occasional driver-related quirks after macOS updates are a known consideration with DisplayLink-based docks across all brands.

Build quality feels premium. The aluminum chassis dissipates heat effectively even during sustained workloads, and the port layout is thoughtfully organized with the most frequently used connections positioned for easy daily access. The included 180W power brick is large — there is no getting around that — but it is the cost of providing stable, full-wattage power to every port at once, something budget docks cannot claim.

Value for money: The Revodok Max 213 sits in the upper-mid price range for USB-C docks, below flagship Thunderbolt docks like the CalDigit TS4 but above entry-level hubs. For what you get — triple 4K display support, 2.5Gbps ethernet, UHS-II card reading, and 100W charging in a single device — the price is competitive and justifiable for anyone who will genuinely use the full port complement.

Verdict: The UGREEN Revodok Max 213 is one of the most capable 13-in-1 USB-C docking stations available for professionals who demand triple display support and high-speed connectivity without stepping up to full Thunderbolt dock pricing. Minor caveats around the DisplayLink driver and power brick size are real but manageable. For power users, remote workers, and creatives who want their desk to work as hard as they do, this dock earns a strong recommendation.