Dell WD19S Docking Station with 180W Adapter USB-C and Fast Charging

Nice and very useful product. I think they should provide at least two HDMIs.If your laptop has a type-C thunderbolt port and you are thinking of buying this, just go for it. In this price range this is a really must-buy gadget. I bought it at 13K.It has1. HDMI x 12. DP Port x 23. USB 3.2 x 34. USB Type C x 25. Ethernet Port x 1Power source included, so if your laptop has a Type C power adaptor, then this device will charge your laptop too.

I have a Lenovo laptop that charges using the USB-C connector. This dock provides power so I don't to use the power brick that came with the computer. I'm running Windows 11 pro and it was a simple plug & play, all the ports worked.I wish it had HDMI ports instead of the DIsplayPort simply to make cabeling easier but I bought it so I wouldn't have to keep plugging things into my laptop, I don't use the multiple monitors yet.I found that I needed more USB ports and simply attached an Acer 4 port hub to expand it.It's a quite solid unit, I'm very pleased.

Great

Very quick delivery within Sydney. Brand new genuine Dell product. In original box and sealed plastic.I connected this with Display port to Display port cables. The cables are at least 5 years old so not special. The monitors are 2 Dell Ultrasharp 24 inch monitors, also around 5 years old.Once setup I started and logged on to all three laptops we have and connected them to the main USB-C cable from the dock.The Dell XPS 15 9510 Immediately showed on the additional monitors. It had never connected to them before and had no driver or display issues. After a few seconds the Dell speaker driver automatically loaded and worked. I changed the display from mirrored to extended and zero problems.The HP Elitebook x360 1030 G8 also showed mirrored screens straight away. Loading of peripheral drivers did take a few minutes, but it was all done automatically with Windows 10. I did also need to adjust resolutions, maybe because I had changed the laptop to allow smaller text than recommended. Tested normal peripherals and no faults found.Microsoft Surface Pro 7 connected and only showed on one screen. This laptop had previously used the Microsoft Surface dock on the same monitors. I had to reboot and mess around a few times to get it to display correctly, but this is all driver and OS issues rather than hardware or dock firmware etc. After the normal frustration from the Surface drivers it did connect and display with fully functional peripherals.The power transformer is pretty large and certainly not a travel item, but it shows to be rated for 180 Watts which I assume would be for USB-C as it is designed to power the peripherals not the laptop. Having just started using the dock I can't speak to longevity, but I have used Dell allot in work before and always found the quality to be equal or better than others in this space. I was originally going to buy the HP Dock, but after I saw reviews it had internal fan noise and also its was much harder to find in Australia I looked for options and this was my pick. I am so glad I bought this one because none of the options are cheap at the moment.I hope this long winded review is helpful to someone, as I find the standard. "Is Great" nearly useless.

This docking station was easy to set up and works well. Great feature is that once set up, I can just plug in the laptop without opening it up. Once shut down, the docking station also can be used to fire up the computer. I not very little about docking stations, so maybe that is standard on all of them.It is a bit pricy, but I am very happy with it after a few months of use.