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Question: Just received my station and the manual that came with it says it only supports up to 3TB but the description here says 4TB. Will it do 4TB?
Document: I can forgive the incomprehensible product manual, since it's pretty much plug and play anyway. And I'll give them a pass on the sticker that says it is only compatible up to 3TB (don't have a 4TB drive, so can't test it to the advertised capacity). But I can't forgive the 4ft power lead, which is a real pain.
UBS 3.0 didn't work on my E6530 Dell at first. I think Virturalization USB was partly to blame. I disabled it. Also if you have both Esata and 3.0 cables in the Docking Station the 3.0 won't work. The manual says that. Ask me how I found out. :) Connect only one cable type at a time. Don't leave both in even if not connected to PC.
The kdlinks Drive Docking station works perfectly. I like the flexibility to insert either 2.5 or 3.5 inch SATA drives. And I like the USB 2.0 or 3.0 flexibility as well. It works as advertised.I also was pleased by the excellent customer service I received when a problem developed in the first unit I received. After an email exchange, the unit was replaced with no problem. Thanks, Eric!
kdLinks USB 3.0/2.0 eSATA 2.5"/3.5" SATA Hard Drive Docking Station (Driver Free & 4TB Support)Was  quite easy to use&lt; I copied failing hard drive. I also want to thank "Eric" from kd-links for assisting me in in getting another power supply after I misplaced mine. Customer support was excellent!
Great speeds...USB 3.0. Was able to do many things I needed to with the external hard drives I have laying around such as securely erasing them. Great for upgrading 1.87TB of data within 3 hours or so. I really didn't pay that much attention to it but I assure you it was very fast. Supports 0GB up to 4TB, 3.5&#34; and 2.5&#34; hard drives. Great product. I would recommend it to anyone.
I have nothing to add until I decide if it is worth wasting a very expensive 4TB drive or not. More Later.
The best dock for 4TB drives. Only complaint is that it doesn't support Firewire, but maybe I should just get USB3 cards anyway.
I received this a few months ago from the manufacturer so I could review it. Since then I had a system crash and needed an easy way to pull files from my former "C" drive into my newly rebuilt system, wanted a way to create a 500 GB system backup that could be stored someplace else, and wanted a way to explore a drive that was removed from a laptop.
I have to say that you will not even need to look at the owners manual that comes with the unit because the unit is VERY straightforward and user-friendly in its designs. This unit paired up perfectly with my Dell XPS Laptop as well as my kdLinks 720 Media Player. You will not need to buy a 3 or 4 TB drive for your media player if you purchase this as an add on to a Media Player.
I have used this thing with my older drives and my new 4TB drive (Seagate NAS HDD 4TB SATA 6GB NCQ 64 MB Cache Bare Drive ST4000VN000) and it flies when it comes to copying speed. Not only that, but it is like having a handy "hard drive toaster" right there on my desktop I can plug a drive into like I would a storage card and start copying away -- no fuss, no muss!
Answer: I Have the Kdlink Dual By Docking satiation this docking station works perfectly with my 4 TB Western Digital hard drive the only stipulation is that it needs to be formatted correctly Windows 7 formats are what is known as MBR and they are only capable of reading 2 TB the 4 TB hard drive needs to be formatted in what is known as GPD. I'm leaving a link for you to the Microsoft website it explains how to do this it's pretty simple. You will need to run a program called disk management in Windows 7 go to the start menu and type IN ( Disk management) you will see a program listed that says format and create partitions. The following is the address to the Microsoft webpage Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2581408 good luck this worked for me I'm sure will look for you.