iVANKY Black Friday Sale: Save on FusionDock Mac Docking Stations
iVANKY has cut prices on three of its FusionDock docking stations for Black Friday, with the flagship FusionDock Ultra dropping from $749.99 to $599.99 — $50 below its previous lowest price of the year, according to iVANKY.
The promotion runs November 2 through November 30, 2026, Digital Trends reported, and covers the Ultra, the FusionDock Max 2 at $359.99, and the FusionDock Max 1 at $279.99.
-
The Tech TL;DR:
- The FusionDock Ultra’s $599.99 sale price is its lowest of 2026, a 20% discount applied automatically at checkout on iVANKY’s site through November 30.
- All three docks target Apple Silicon Macs; the Ultra requires Apple Silicon and does not support Intel Macs or PCs, iVANKY states.
- Amazon shoppers need the code FORDTS for the Ultra’s $599.99 price, while iVANKY’s own site applies discounts with no code.
Why Docks Became the Bottleneck
A MacBook’s processor and display usually get the attention, but its ports decide how much of a workstation it can become. iVANKY traces its origin to a founder’s MacBook Pro with just two USB-C ports, Digital Trends reported, and the problem has only grown as laptops take on video editing, development, and design work.
Once a machine becomes the center of a permanent desktop setup, external displays, storage, keyboards, and audio gear all compete for connections, and managing them individually turns into a tangle of adapters.
That is the gap the FusionDock line fills: a single hub handling data, displays, networking, and power without becoming the bottleneck itself. Apple’s move to Apple Silicon added a wrinkle, since multi-display support depends on the specific Mac model and chip, a point iVANKY flags on its Black Friday sale page.
Three Docks, Three Price Tiers
The sale spans three configurations, and the spread between them is mostly about bandwidth and port count rather than brand. Digital Trends reported the following pricing and specs:
| Model | Ports | Bandwidth | Host charging | Ethernet | Displays | Sale price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FusionDock Ultra | 26 | 80Gbps bidirectional, 120Gbps boost mode | Up to 140W | 10GbE | Up to four native 6K displays, Mac-dependent | $599.99 (£599.99 UK) |
| FusionDock Max 2 | 23 | 80Gbps bidirectional, 120Gbps boost mode | Up to 140W | 2.5GbE | Up to three native displays, four with a compatible M5 Max Mac | $359.99 |
| FusionDock Max 1 | 20 | Thunderbolt 4, 40Gbps bidirectional | Up to 96W | 2.5GbE | External display outputs included | $279.99 |
What the Ultra Adds Over the Max Line
The Ultra is built for workstations running several high-bandwidth devices at once. Its 26 ports include Thunderbolt 5, USB-C, USB-A, DisplayPort 2.1, HDMI, SD and microSD readers, and dedicated audio connections, Digital Trends reported. A dual-chip architecture and active cooling support sustained workloads, and a 10GbE Ethernet port is included.
The Max 2 brings Thunderbolt 5 with 23 ports, 80Gbps bidirectional bandwidth and a 120Gbps boost mode for multi-display setups that don’t require the Ultra’s extensive connectivity. The Max 1 offers a more affordable Thunderbolt 4 option for everyday peripherals and multi-monitor setups.
Check Your Mac Before Checkout
Display support varies by Mac model, chip, and configuration, and iVANKY states plainly that the FusionDock Ultra requires Apple Silicon and does not support Intel Macs or PCs. Buyers should verify compatibility on the relevant product page; a quick local check of the chip is straightforward:
system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | grep -E "Chip|Model Name"On the purchasing side, no promotional code is needed on iVANKY’s official website — discounts apply automatically at checkout. Amazon US and Amazon UK shoppers buying the Ultra for $599.99 / £599.99 must enter the code FORDTS at checkout, Digital Trends reported. For purchases made directly through iVANKY, you may request a return within 14 calendar days of delivery.
Who Each Dock Actually Serves
The choice comes down to workload. The Ultra is designed for Mac users running multiple high-bandwidth devices simultaneously and features 4 × 6K displays, 10GbE Ethernet and 26 pro-grade ports. Users who want Thunderbolt 5 bandwidth and multi-display output but not the full port density land on the Max 2.
Sale Ends November 30
The promotion closes November 30, 2026, and after that the docks return to regular pricing — the Ultra’s $749.99 list price being the reference point iVANKY used to frame the 20% savings.
Always consult with certified IT and cybersecurity professionals before altering enterprise networks or handling sensitive data.