Please note that HDMI 2.1 is only supported in Windows.
- 1 x Thunderbolt 4 Port (100W Charging)
- 2 x Thunderbolt 4 Port
- 1 x M.2 SSD Slot
- 1 x HDMI 2.1 Port
Sonnet Echo 20 Overview
Please note that HDMI 2.1 is only supported in Windows.
Sonnet Echo 20 Specs
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Sonnet Echo 20 Reviews
Overkill for many of us, but hey, gimmie the goods!
I recently relocated my MacPro workstation into another room next to my server, which I connected to via optical Thunderbolt 3. I decided to go one step further and just move everything there. Needing a way to connect my to my monitors and keyboard/mouse I figured Thunderbolt docks were the best option. I was initially using a simple Thunderbolt hub/splitter but soon figured I needed something with more options. My main reason was audio. I was using my Blackmagic 4k mini for my system audio, but it's not really designed for that. It works, but after a while the audio can get out of sync requiring to reboot the device. The Sonnet Echo 20 has RCA line out jacks on the back which was exactly what I needed. The sound quality is perfect when feeding into my mixer and monitors. I can also keep using the volume control on my keyboard, which the Blackmagic could not. Over all this thing handles the majority of my needs. Two 4 monitors, audio out, USB for mouse ,keyboard, printer and any random drives I may need to connect. Extra Thunderbolt and USB-C ports, HDMI. It's silent and even goes to sleep with my Mac. It get's slightly warm but that's expected. I keep a small silent USB fan on it all mounted under my desk. It really is the best dock out there. Oh yeah, there's also a NVME slot built in if you want that too!
Great Docking Station w/ Many Ports
This is a great docking station that allows me to easily switch my monitor/external drive setup between my personal laptop and my work laptop. My only complaint is that it can get quite warm. Due to this I typically like to power down when not using my computer to allow it time to cool off.
