Brydge Expands ProDock Family With Three New Vertical Docking Stations

Brydge just dropped some fresh hardware for anyone looking to organize a messy desk. The accessory maker added three new vertical docking stations to its lineup to give users more options to connect their computers to external monitors and accessories. The brand new ProDock Solo, ProDock Duo, and ProDock Trio are built to keep your laptop standing upright while massively expanding its connectivity without taking up much room. Three different choices offer varying power and display support The entry-level ProDock Solo costs $229 and connects via standard USB-C. It delivers 90 watts of charging power and supports a single 4K display. It features seven extra ports, making it perfect for basic setups. If you need more speed, the $399 ProDock Duo uses Thunderbolt 4 technology. It bumps the connectivity up to 10 ports while supporting dual 4K monitors and keeping the same 90-watt charging speed. The highest tier option is the $459 ProDock Trio. This powerhouse features a massive 80 gigabits per second connection and supports three 4K displays at a super smooth 144Hz refresh rate. It delivers up to 140 watts of charging power and includes 11 ports to handle almost any accessory you want to plug in. The docks are built specifically for modern Apple laptops These new stations are designed to perfectly fit recent Apple machines. Both the Solo and the Duo work well with the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. The massive ProDock Trio is built exclusively for the more demanding MacBook Pro lineup. Each dock features a sleek aluminum body that naturally blends in with the exact look of a modern Mac. The vertical design does more than just look good on a desk. By holding the laptop straight up, the dock saves a massive amount of physical space in your work area. You can leave all your messy cables plugged directly into the back of the station at all times. When you sit down, you simply slide the computer down into the sleeve to instantly connect to your entire desktop setup.