Thank you for purchasing a Brydge product. Minor wear around the MacBook’s ports is considered normal. The MacBook should only be docked with the left-side ports down and the monitor hinge to the rear of the dock.Ĭosmetic wear to the surface finish may result from any device that plugs into the MacBook, including the Vertical Dock. Make sure that your grip on the computer is secure before docking and undocking.ĭo not insert upside down or backwards, this may result in port damage or cosmetic damage to your MacBook. Forcing or wobbling the computer into or out of the dock could result in port damage. PROPER USAGEĭropping the MacBook into the Vertical Dock can damage the ports and dock connectors. REMOVE: Pull up and remove your MacBook.SEAT: Push down until the Thunderbolt ports engage.INSERT: Gently insert your MacBook into the bottom of the black sleeve.It would be simple to tuck this dock and your notebook behind a monitor and have a very small footprint on your desktop. The cables are reasonably long to allow for spreading things out a bit. Out the back of the dock are the cables that connect to various devices. This allows you to simply drop (okay, not DROP) your notebook into the dock to couple to the installed connections.
You can choose to add connections for all ports or just the ones you use as each connector can be added individually. The dock’s base has connections for the ports found on the side of of Apple notebooks. If Apple products are all about a clean, functional style, Henge Docks has picked up that theme and produced a dock to match. The Henge Dock stores your notebook vertically, freeing up precious desktop real estate. Available currently for MacBooks and MacBook Pros, and soon to be available for MacBook Airs, the docks sell for US$59.95-$74.95 depending on the size of your notebook.
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