OWC Thunderbolt 2 Dock vs LandingZone Dock

The OWC dock has 12 ports. It has: five USB 3.0 ports, audio in/out, FireWire 800, Ethernet, two Thunderbolt 2 ports, and finally, and HDMI port.

This is an impressive array of ports, more than any other Thunderbolt 2 dock on the market.

According to tests, the speed from the Tunderbolt 2 ports in OWC's dock were 323MBps, which is higher than the average of 321.4MBps for read and 262.9MBps vs 264MBps for write.

The read and write speeds for the USB 3 ports were also pretty good as well. 304.6MBps for read and 254.7MBps for write.

All five USB 3.0 ports provide a total of 6 amps (1.5 each of the two ports on the side and 1 for each of the ports on the back) , the OWC's dock's USB 3.0 ports provide a relatively high total current compared to other options. This makes it better suited for charging mobile devices than competitors.

the dock itself is compact and light making it portable if you ever need to take it with you.

The dock has the ability to be secured using a Kensington keyed laptop lock (sold separately).

The dock has everything the average mac user needs for a decent price.