MicrosoftSurface Thunderbolt 4 Dock - High-Speed Docking Station with Dual 4K Monitor Support

Its a great docking station. Works with Microsoft Surface laptop seamlessly. It does what it says it does. Important to note that it uses USB-C for the monitors. So one may need to buy adapters to connect up older monitors. Not a big deal. Makes for easy transitions between home and office set ups. Grab laptop and connect one cord in both locations. Good to go.

Great Thunderbolt 4 Dock. No issues. High quality build. I would recommend!

I use these at work for both our surfaces and ThinkPads, and they provide great charging, connectivity, and sleek design. They have worked universally without any drivers installed, sending USB C to USB C signal at 160hz to dual wide screen 34" monitors, or USB C to HDMI to our dual 27" 2k monitors.

Microsoft has upped their Dock game by finally adding Thunderbolt – and with a design and quality level that exceeds expectations at every turn. After doing a full teardown of the device (see photos) I’ve never been so impressed with the inside of a little box.But, with all that effort poured into such a robust and elegant design, Microsoft is lacking on features. This is just a re-hash of the Gorilla Creek reference design that Intel introduced in 2020. So its USB ports, 2.5GB/s Ethernet, and Audio. Nothing special about it feature-wise except for the screw-hole on the bottom that lets you fasten it to a desk.Surprisingly, it actually regresses in functionality compared to the older Surface Dock 2 since it is not able to charge the Surface Book 3 or Laptop Studio at 120W and maxes out at 96W. There are dozens of competing docks with more features such as triple/quad monitor support, HDMI, DisplayPort, SD card readers, power button, etc. – and many cost less. So why choose the Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock?If you want an extremely high-quality dock with Microsoft’s sophisticated and modest design language, and don’t need the bells and whistles of other docks, the Microsoft Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock is a good choice. At $300 it is expensive and $40 more than the launch price of the older Dock 2, but in the same price range as other high quality Thunderbolt Docks.A few upgrades I would love to see:- EPR 140W power delivery and 200W PSU- SDCard reader- Front-facing audio port- M.2 internal storage option- Option to fasten PSU to the Dock using the bottom screw-holeSome alternate models to cross-shop:- Kensington SD5780T/SD5750T- OWC TB4 Dock- Lenovo 40B00135- HP G4 4J0A2AA- Dell WD22TB4For more photos and in-depth analysis, search for "dancharblog microsoft surface thunderbolt 4 dock teardown and review"

This dock did not work with my laptop. I have a 2.5 gbe back throughout my house. All Cat6a wiring. I use a Belkin 2.5 Gbe adapter to my laptop from the wall and always recieve 900 to 980 Mbps download speeds. I wanted a dock so I wouldnt have to connect so many cords to my Asus Zenbook Duo 2024 that I usually keep upright. The cords tend to sag on it.After plugging this into my laptop, it took a long time for the device to register with the OS. Cat 6a Ethernet cable plugged into the device would not register being connected for extended periods of time. Had to keep plugging and unplugging the dock for it to register. After speed tests, device would only let laptop get 80 to 300 Mbps download speeds. I'd disconnect it from the dock and try my adapter straight into the laptop again and of course Id get the usual 900+ Mbps.For this price and from this company out of the box this should just work. I shouldnt have to get in touch with Customer Service for hours and mess around with settings for hours. I already know what CS are going to say. "Go into advanced settings and...." Well before I returned it I tried changing around some settings in Advanced. You know, the usual, recieve/send URBs, turning off "green" settings, and some other settings I read about from other people complaining about this device. Nothing worked.The dock seemed buggy with my laptop, the surface app wouldnt recognize the device a long with some other issues. Maybe this is a perfect dock for surface laptops but in my case this was a total bust. I owned a Surface Book 2 in the past which I loved so I thought Microsoft would knock it out of the park with this one but I was wrong.Unless your a tech wizard and might be able to find a workaround or you dont own a surface device at all, I would stay away from this. Wait another year until the CalDigit TS5 comes out.

Tried a 3rd party dock station for adding monitors to my Surface Pro 10 Business. Did not work and had to return it. This worked right out of the box. You will need a USB C -> HDMI cable but a small price to pay. Don't be fooled by more ports or features, this one really works.

This dock does everything you need. It can connection everything from your phone to a monitor. It has amazing speeds. It is supper easy to setup. And can do everything you want.

I've used previous Microsoft Docking Stations, and this is by far the best! Gone are the days of the block or brick-style housing. It is also much thinner compared to previous versions, yet it remains highly functional and powerful, thanks to the inclusion of Thunderbolt!