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Atomos USB-C 3.1 Powered Docking Station
Atomos USB-C 3.1 Powered Docking Station
A low-profile offload dock for your Atomos drive caddies, the Atomos USB-C 3.1 Powered Docking Station will be an elegant addition to your computer desk as well as compact accessory for your transport bag. It supports a single drive caddy at a time and efficiently offloads the drive contents direct to your computer via an integrated USB cable.
Both Master Caddy and Master Caddy II models are supported. This powered model is an upgrade over the Atomos USB 3.0 docking station, additionally featuring support for an Atomos RAID Caddy power cable for if you ever need to connect a RAID caddy, and it's slightly smaller and shorter than the previous model. The integrated USB cable features one USB-C 3.1 connector.
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Product Overview
Atomos USB-C 3.1 Powered Docking Station
A low-profile offload dock for your Atomos drive caddies, the Atomos USB-C 3.1 Powered Docking Station will be an elegant addition to your computer desk as well as compact accessory for your transport bag. It supports a single drive caddy at a time and efficiently offloads the drive contents direct to your computer via an integrated USB cable.
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