Dell D6000 USB-C & USB 3.0 Triple 4K (via USB-C) Docking Station w/130w adapter, support 65w Power Delivery, DP x2, HDMI x1, USB-C x1, USB 3.0 x4, RJ45 x1, support Windows, 1yr warranty

Simplifies the cabling, make laptops easier to swap in and out (work vs personal), & USB C very handy Simplifies the cabling, make laptops easier to swap in and out (work vs personal), & USB C very handy

Fantastic docking station - using the same at work and at home.

Note that if using with two OLD DVI monitors (at home) as I am, this doc supports connecting one via display port (with suitable cable) and one via HDMI (again - with suitable cable).

Moving laptop between work and home is now a breeze - so good. Fantastic docking station - using the same at work and at home.

Note that if using with two OLD DVI monitors (at home) as I am, this doc supports connecting one via display port (with suitable cable) and one via HDMI (again - with suitable cable).

Moving laptop between work and home is now a breeze - so good.

Finally got a docking station that works!

Ordered this Dell D6000 docking station for my wife's 2015 Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro tablet laptop after trying a suggested Lenovo WiGig docking station (but our Lenovo Yoga Pro wouldn't recognise the WiGig).

While my wife was in Wellington she spoke to Lawrence from the Wellington PB Tech store who suggested the D3100. I tried to call Lawrence to talk to him about the D6000 that I saw on PB Tech website but Lawrence wasn't working the day I called so I spoke to Cameron Chin in PB Tech's Auckland On-line Sales team. Although the D6000 page did not list Lenovo Yoga Pro in its compatibility list, Camero...view more Finally got a docking station that works!

Ordered this Dell D6000 docking station for my wife's 2015 Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro tablet laptop after trying a suggested Lenovo WiGig docking station (but our Lenovo Yoga Pro wouldn't recognise the WiGig).

While my wife was in Wellington she spoke to Lawrence from the Wellington PB Tech store who suggested the D3100. I tried to call Lawrence to talk to him about the D6000 that I saw on PB Tech website but Lawrence wasn't working the day I called so I spoke to Cameron Chin in PB Tech's Auckland On-line Sales team. Although the D6000 page did not list Lenovo Yoga Pro in its compatibility list, Cameron and I were semi-confident the D6000 would work.

I was looking to run two monitors each with a DisplayPort port. The D6000 worked out of the box and is a simple connection via its USB 3.0 cable to the Lenovo USB 3.0 port. Setup was complete within 15 minutes including connecting the monitors to the docking station. It's only been day one of the setup but very pleased the D6000 worked and it looks very tidy too.

I chose the D6000 over the D3100 simply for the two DisplayPort ports. I'm sure the D3000 would have done the job as well.

Took a bit of effort to get there but the wife is very pleased her home office has three monitors (2 external and the laptop itself) now functioning and there are less USB cables spewing from her laptop.

The 3 star rating is of the work my wife and I expended to finally reach this point; not the rating of the product. Product is great (so far) but potential buyers especially if there is no local store we can call into, are having to rely on what consumers say about a product to know if a product might or might not work. Just can be frustrating.

One cable connected to HP X360 Laptop provides Networking, Display along with keyboard and mouse USB ports AND powers the Laptop.
Not being locked to one specific laptop is great news as it is frustrating buying a new dock every time a laptop is replaced One cable connected to HP X360 Laptop provides Networking, Display along with keyboard and mouse USB ports AND powers the Laptop.
Not being locked to one specific laptop is great news as it is frustrating buying a new dock every time a laptop is replaced

Good advice from staff. Easy plug and play to laptop, WiFi and two monitors. 10 min setup.
Recommend Good advice from staff. Easy plug and play to laptop, WiFi and two monitors. 10 min setup.
Recommend

An excellent docking unit, easy install, good quality An excellent docking unit, easy install, good quality

In order to use it on an HP, it required "setup". I'm sure this works well for some, but not for me. It may be better with a Dell? Anyway, finally managed (after much drama) to get it sorted and working, would've happily paid more for HP version. In order to use it on an HP, it required "setup". I'm sure this works well for some, but not for me. It may be better with a Dell? Anyway, finally managed (after much drama) to get it sorted and working, would've happily paid more for HP version.

This docking station is disappointing for the money. Not only does it not have two HDMI ports (meaning I can't plug in two monitors and have had to get an extra cable to do so), the charging cable isn't even powerful enough to charge the laptop from flat and you have to get the actual laptop charger to get it to boot. Can't really see what on earth you're paying all the money for to be frank if it doesn't even have enough juice to boot up a laptop or run two screens?! This docking station is disappointing for the money. Not only does it not have two HDMI ports (meaning I can't plug in two monitors and have had to get an extra cable to do so), the charging cable isn't even powerful enough to charge the laptop from flat and you have to get the actual laptop charger to get it to boot. Can't really see what on earth you're paying all the money for to be frank if it doesn't even have enough juice to boot up a laptop or run two screens?!

I plug this into my Dell Precision 7740. All features work, but not well. My monitor only works at 30Hz using the HDMI port on the dock (I haven't tried the DisplayPort outputs yet).
Also, it fails to charge my laptop, even though it is the latest model Dell. The laptop charges fine with a 130W power brick, but apparently the 100W of power that USB-C can provide can't even maintain the battery, let alone charge it. I plug this into my Dell Precision 7740. All features work, but not well. My monitor only works at 30Hz using the HDMI port on the dock (I haven't tried the DisplayPort outputs yet).
Also, it fails to charge my laptop, even though it is the latest model Dell. The laptop charges fine with a 130W power brick, but apparently the 100W of power that USB-C can provide can't even maintain the battery, let alone charge it.