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Outside the Apple world, a dock connector has been the norm way before USB C was invented.
I miss actual dock connectors. Cramming everything into a single USB-C connection has always been problematic for me. I have a lot of stuff.
My work laptop has a USB-C dock where I have Ethernet (1000mbps), three display port displays, mouse, keyboard, wireless headset dongle, and a dual head USB to displayport adapter.
That's a lot of bandwidth.
I frequently have little problems keeping everything working correctly.
Luckily, I don't push high bandwidth video though any display for work, so generally I don't see many bandwidth problems.