The SanDisk Professional Pro-Dock 4 is a more robust accessory than the HR2. The Dock uses a solid mix of metal and plastic materials, and sports an attractive gunmetal-gray-and-black finish. And, to hammer that point home, you also need to plug it into a wall outlet for power. The Pro-Dock 4 is undoubtedly an accessory for the desktop-if its 6.1-by-4.5-by-7.2-inch frame (HWD) doesn't convince you, picking up the 5.1-pound dock should. Media professionals may find the Pro-Dock 4 invaluable, though it's overkill if you don't regularly return to your desk with a handful of cards to process. This four-bay media ingestion powerhouse promises quick, simultaneous downloads over a Thunderbolt 3 connection, but it takes up quite a bit of desk space and doesn't ship with any reader module. Although many computers (even Macs) have an SD card slot, they likely can't handle any of the more exotic card formats without help from a desktop card reader, such as the SanDisk Professional Pro-Dock 4 ($499.99). When you get home from a job, there are batteries to charge, gear to unpack, and memory cards to offload for editing. If you're a photo or video professional, you know that the day isn't over when you turn off your camera.
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