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Under the desk for studio. On the cage for the shoot.
The Holder is the part that travels. The Dock is one of the places it lands. It's rail-based, not magnetic: the Holder slides in on U-rails and the built-in 40 Gbps USB-C passthrough mates with the drive automatically, so you get a real connection the second it's seated.
One keyhole slot and two holes on the base do the mounting. Under a desk, it screws in on the two included spacers so the Holder clears the lip and drops straight in. On a rig, the included 1/4" D-screw hand-tightens onto any standard cage thread, no tools, and the base holes let you set it flat or at an angle. Come back from a shoot, slide the Holder in, keep working. Same part, two setups.
No cable in the box, on purpose: runs go from 30 cm under a desk to a few metres on a rig, so you bring the one that fits instead of paying for one that doesn't. Printed by hand in Rotterdam. Like the SlideUnder when it launched, this is early and made to be used on the go, so more photos and video are coming soon.
One pill slot · two workflows
A single keyhole mount slot gives you 32 mm of travel, so the same Dock screws under a desk or bolts to a camera cage. Two extra holes on the base let you mount it at a different angle. The Holder slides in on U-rails and the 40 Gbps USB-C passthrough mates automatically. Two setups, one part.
Screw it under the front edge of your desk using the two included spacers, so the Holder clears the lip and slides in clean. Come back from a shoot, drop the Holder in, USB-C connects. The keyhole slot gives 32 mm of play to dodge a crossbar or drawer rail.
Bolt it to a SmallRig, Tilta, or any 1/4"-20 cage thread with the included D-screw, hand-tight, no tools. Pull the Holder off your phone, slide it into the Dock; your drive is now camera-adjacent on a real 40 Gbps line. Two base holes let you run it flat or angled.
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Frequently asked
Yes. The Dock is one of the surfaces in the SlideSSD system; the Holder is the part that travels with you, the Dock is one of the places it lands. If you don't have a Holder yet, grab one in the same order.
No, different mechanism, same one-handed feel. The Dock uses U-rails that guide the Holder until the SSD's USB-C port mates with the built-in passthrough. The magnet isn't needed because the rails hold it.
Cable lengths vary wildly between under-desk and on-cage setups, anything from 30 cm to 3 m. Including one would force you to either eat the cost of a cable that's wrong, or pay for one that fits. Bring your own.
Any cage with a 1/4"-20 thread. The included D-screw hand-tightens straight in, no tools; two base holes let you set it flat or angled. That covers SmallRig, Tilta, Nitze, Wooden Camera, and almost every modern cage. If you're not sure, message us the cage model.
Yes, same Dock, different hardware. Screws + spacers for the desk, the D-screw for a cage; the keyhole slot and the two base holes cover both, plus an angled mount.
Real Samsung T7 Shield reads top out around 1050 MB/s, well within 40 Gbps. The Dock doesn't bottleneck the drive; the drive is the bottleneck.
