Will the docking station work if the MacBook has a protective case on it?
248129
The Macbook will not fit in the docking station with the protective cover on. You will need to get the protective cover off.
908610
Don't know why it wouldn't as long as the MacBook has a USB port. The hub is externally powered.
1295206
I don't have a docking station so I can't test it. Although there are openings for it on both sides, because it has two layers of protection (hard plastic inner shell, and rubber outer shell) I'm not sure if it can dock or not
912591
I see no reason why it would not work as long as you can mount the docking station.
530286
This isn't a dock. It is just a battery charger that has a built-in stand. The stand probably won't work with a case. I have a low-profile Zenus case and it does not fit the stand when the case is attached.
1297103
Depends on the dock, but I have not run into any troubles. The case is thin and the bottom open so you should be good!
1509562
Thanks. You answered my question. The docking station is a wired connection.
1436283
It Might, its an extension for the lightproof waterproof case so you can use the docking stations with out removing the case.
153038
As long as the problem is with your power connector, it should take care of the problem. Before purchasing the docking station, are you sure it is the connector and not an issue with your power adapter (e.g. a short, etc.)? I would check the adapter first if you can. Otherwise, the docking station should do the trick.
1766110
If it's a 15" model then it will fit. I use this docking station with a 15" mid-2014 MacBook Pro Retina. If you have the 13" model then you'll need to get the 13" docking station.
767344
no, it's too bulky. I bought it for my office but can not find a docking station for it. I would suggest looking for something newer
1905255
Yes, it will work, and you can slide the back brace into position for a nice fit. Remember, it will not synch unless directly plugged into your Mac. If you are using a USB hub, it will only charge.
251144
Yes you can. You can treat the docking station like removable media or it will function as a stand alone clone.
53125
It all depends on the case you have for your iPad. The new Targus case I have does not fit in the docking station unless I only use the back flap of the case in the slot provided to prop the iPad up. So to answer the question the iPad itself is not in the docking slot, rather cover for my iPad sits in the slot and works perfectly well in my situation. My wife has a Oberon case and does not fit in the slot at all. I think the docking station was designed for the iPad to be used without any protective case, with seems like an oversite. The dimension of the slot the iPad sits in is 11/16 inch wide, 1/2 inch deep, with the bak plate it rests on 1 1/4 inch high. If I can be of any further help let me know.
549500
My daughter does not have a docking station, so I am not sure. It can be charged with the cord without any problem will in the case. Sorry I do not have the answer you need.
153035
Yes. As Steven mentioned, the docking station has it's own power port, so you won't have to rely on the power port on the laptop.
880552
There is a place where you can attach a lock to it, such as a Kensington lock cable. I don't have the dock available to me at this moment, so I can't verify that it will prevent the laptop from being removed.