Barrow Mods
Barrow Mods 4 in 1 Docking Station for MacBook Charger
A 4-in-1 adapter that mounts on a 65 W–100 W MacBook charger, adding HDMI 4K 60 Hz, gigabit Ethernet, USB-C 3.1 10 Gbps PD 100 W and USB-A 3.0 5 Gbps ports
- 4K 60 Hz external display via HDMI
- Gigabit Ethernet for stable wired internet
- 100 W pass-through charging keeps MacBook powered
- 10 Gbps USB-C plus 5 Gbps USB-A for fast data
- Clamps onto 65-100 W Apple charger for tidy desk
MacBook Charger Dock
This 4-in-1 docking station clamps onto a 65W-100W MacBook charger and adds four ports through a single USB-C link. It targets MacBook owners who need video, wired networking, extra USB-A devices and pass-through charging without carrying a separate hub. The unit draws power from the original adapter so no extra wall wart is required.
Replaces separate hub and dongles
It consolidates an HDMI adapter, a USB-A dongle and an Ethernet dongle into one block that sits on the charger. The jump is worth it when you regularly connect a 4K@60Hz display, a gigabit network cable and USB-A peripherals while keeping the MacBook at full charging speed. Users who only need one extra port or who use a charger below 65W will not benefit.
Snaps onto charger, plug USB-C to MacBook
Installation is a two-step mechanical fit: slide the dock onto the charger’s USB-C female port, then run a USB-C cable from the dock to the MacBook. The cable must support video output for the HDMI port to work. A common mistake is using a charge-only cable, which leaves the display dark while charging and data still function.
Highlights
- 4K 60 Hz external display via HDMI
- Gigabit Ethernet for stable wired internet
- 100 W pass-through charging keeps MacBook powered
- 10 Gbps USB-C plus 5 Gbps USB-A for fast data
- Clamps onto 65-100 W Apple charger for tidy desk
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the dock attach to a 65W-100W MacBook charger?
The dock's USB-C male plug inserts directly into the charger's female port, then a USB-C cable runs from the dock to the MacBook for power and data.
Which cable must be connected first when setting up the dock?
Connect a USB-C cable from the MacBook to the dock first, then plug the dock into the charger and power it on.
Will the HDMI port need a firmware update to keep supporting 4K@60Hz?
No firmware updates are required; the HDMI port supports 4K@60Hz as long as the USB-C cable used carries video signals.
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