In this video, I’m checking out the IVANKY FusionDock Pro 3—right now one of the fastest Thunderbolt 5 hubs on the market with up to 120GB/s of throughput. I walk through the port selection, what’s in the box (yes, the power brick is massive), and how it stacks up against the older FusionDock Pro 1+ in size, weight, and design. The big headline is future-proofing: it’s Thunderbolt 5 certified, but it’s also backwards compatible all the way from Thunderbolt 1 to 5, so it’ll still work even if your Mac is older. I also show you the real-world caveat when you’re not on a Thunderbolt 5 Mac yet. I’m using an M2 Max Mac Studio (Thunderbolt 4), and once I started running my 4K 120Hz LG C3 OLED plus my LG Ultragear monitor, I hit the classic bandwidth limits—meaning you might have to plug one display directly into the Mac to get max refresh rates. After that, I plug in a whole pile of SSDs, HDDs, and SD cards to show the real utility: tons of ports and reliable day-to-day use. My main gripes are the front-facing host port (messy cable management), wishing for HDMI/DisplayPort and maybe another Thunderbolt port, and the fact that drives can disconnect overnight due to power management settings.