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Microsoft Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock for business

Thunderbolt, 8 Ports

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Amusedspider 3

1 year ago

The picture shows it sometimes with USB-C ports (Thunderbolt 4) on the back, and sometimes with MiniDisplayPort. Perhaps the product images should be updated here...

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Fabian Müller

1 year ago

Thanks for the tip, according to our information the connections are: 165 W power supply (up to 96 W throughput power) Thunderbolt™ 4 cable with LED charging indicator (80 cm) 1 front USB-A port (USB 3.1 Gen 2, 7.5 W) 1 front USB-C port® (USB 4 Thunderbolt™ 4) with activated video display (15 W) 2 rear USB-A ports (USB 3.1 Gen 2, 7.5 W) 2 rear USB-C® ports (USB 4 Thunderbolt™ 4, video display enabled, 15 W) 1 Ethernet (2.5 Gbit/s) 3.5 mm audio socket Mounting option for security lock (compatible with Kensington) Nut for desk mounts

tanjaroth

11 months ago

Unfortunately, the docking station does not have HDMi for my screen. I have an adapter, but unfortunately it does not allow a connection. In addition, the printer is not recognised. Can you help me? Thank you very much

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peterstüch

11 months ago

USB C to HDMI cable works perfectly

PatrickKuenzi68

1 year ago

Can this dock also be used for Apple Mac Book Pro?

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peehaast

1 year ago

Helpful answer

Yes, works with all features without any problems.

djg2020

1 year ago

If the dock USB-C cable can only output 96 W, but when a Surface Laptop Studio 2 is connected, it may draw up to 127 W. Meaning that the power draw is greater than what the dock can deliver. How does this work in practice? Anyone with any experience?

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Anonymous

1 year ago

I have two Dell notebooks with Thunderbolt connections and want to connect them via switch on monitor also with Thunderbolt input. Cam this switch do this. (So two notebook thunderbolt in and one thunderbolt out)

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Amusedspider 3

1 year ago

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No, there is only one cable meant for connection to the source device (the one coming out of the side, which is permanently connected to the dock) To be honest, I have never heard of a Thunderbolt switch. You‘re probably gonna have to live with replugging your cable to the next laptop. Maybe Reddit has an idea.

Silversurfer26

1 year ago

Is the dock also fully recommended for MacBook Pro M2?

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Amusedspider 3

1 year ago

Haven't had any problems so far. Firmware can only be updated via Windows, but that's not really important for a dock. So yes, I have no problems with M1 Pro.