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Question: Will is with with the 15 inch macbook pro with retina i am purchasing now from apple?
Document: I love everything about the LandingZone DOCK. It's easy to use, looks great, and does exactly what it says. My only issue was with the use of an Apple bluetooth keyboard & mouse, but that's a known problem with the MacBook Pro Retina and not a fault of the LandingZone DOCK. Definitely recommend this if you're looking for a clean solution for your desk.
I really like this docking station. I use my MacBook Pro Retina as my main / only computer but wanted the feel of a desktop. I've been waiting for a docking station option for MacBook Pro Retina for a while and decided to get this when it came out. The one negative in the reviews I read was that it was a bit difficult to engage the dock. While I agree that it does take a little work, it's not a game changer. At the most, it takes 10 seconds to get it lined up -- no big deal.
Once it's engaged, it works great. I have my ethernet cable, scanner, blue ray writer, usb keyboard, external USB 3 hard drive and external monitor hooked up to the dock and I'm ready to go. You have to remember to load the driver for the ethernet (it's all over the documentation but I didn't read it - my bad).I think this is a great option for docking your MacBook Pro Retina. I wouldn't fret too much about getting it engaged.Update:  Since my original review above, I've noticed that I'm now having an easier time docking my MacBook Pro.
Works very well. No problem docking or undocking. Reduces cable clutter and facilitates taking my Retina Mac Book Pro to and from my desk.
I am glad to have a docking station for my Macbook Pro, and it works fine. I only have a few concerns, and that was the reason for only three stars. The various ports on the rear do not all work, and I have not been able to get the USB's to power any device such as a iPad.The locking mechanism is tricky but not that difficult to manage, and the laptop does fit well into the mount. All in all, tho sis not a bad dock, but other then a place to lock the Macbook, it may not be of use to many.
To make matters worse, because the plastic construction gives way (bends) very easily, you have to line each of the ports up both horizontally AND vertically on both the left and right sides of the laptop.If you remove your laptop infrequently, this won't be too much of a bother; but if you undock your laptop daily, you might want to wait to see what BookEndz comes out with.Original Review:This is the best docking station I've used for a Mac to date. The LandingZone Dock for Retina MacBook Pros gets 5 stars from me for functionality.
The dock is a huge convenience for cabling because it routes almost ALL of the cables out the back, so at night I simply pull the tab and walk away from set with my MBP while leaving my cart cabled and ready. There's simply no other option on the market that can function in this manner, especially not with 5 USB ports, Kensington Lock, and HDMI. I use a rack case with tabs that holds a Macbook in place on top, so the whole system (dock and laptop) form a single unit that stays put during operation.Here's a quick PRO rundown:- The ethernet adapter drivers have worked on every Macbook Retina I've placed into the dock.
This docking station is excellent. I even told my business contact at the Apple store they should be carrying this. I heard a lot of negative comments about the alignment of the connections being off but I've been using mine daily and I have not had any issues with docking or removing the MBP. This dock has been a great time saver. All my cords stay together and I don't drop any cables trying to hook up every day.
I have had the Landingzone DOCK 15" for 3 month's now. It has been RMA'd once because of a faulty ethernet port, and the replacement has the same issue - with the slightest movement you loose internet connection - I will say that communication and customer support with the company was top notch, but I was also told that the ethernet port on the replacement unit had been tested and was not faulty and unfortunately it DOES have the same issue as the first unit. The App that allows you to "UnDock" works correctly about 70% of the time.
LandingZone really built a lot of functionality into a small factor. Since Apple decided no one needs ethernet ports anymore (nevermind those of us trying to use Mac as work computers), to date, the only option has been an annoyingly oversized dongle. LZ fixes this by building a USB3 to Ethernet adapter right into the dock. Brilliant! The Ethernet adapter does require a custom driver to be installed from their site, which some Mac users may not be used to (I was surprised). Likewise, there is a USB to audio-out adapter as well.
Answer: Yes it will