In this video I’m setting up the Tobenone USB‑C docking station in my studio and asking the same question I always ask with docks: what’s the catch, and what’s still missing? I’ve tested a bunch of docking solutions in the past, and the pain is usually the same—compatibility headaches, weird limitations when you change MacBooks, and setups that look “clean” until you actually try to live with them day-to-day. What I like about this Tobenone setup is the universal angle. Whether you’re on an older MacBook Pro with M1/M2, jumping to something newer like an M4, or even running a MacBook Air, the idea is you can keep the dock and just swap the laptop. I walk through how I’d run it as a single USB‑C solution for the desk, aiming to solve the messy cable situation and make plugging in a proper “one cable and done” experience. If you’ve been fighting your MacBook docking station setup, this is me testing if this one finally ticks the boxes—or if there’s still something you need to know before you buy.