
The Microsoft Surface USB4 Dock is an invaluable accessory for anyone who wants to get the most out of their laptop. Especially for compact or less-equipped devices, it provides convenient access to a whole range of ports, simplifies workspace organisation, and allows you to instantly connect or disconnect all your accessories with a single cable. The docking station uses a USB-C interface and supports data transfer speeds of up to 40Gb/s, which is four times faster than the USB 3.2 standard¹. It allows you to connect either two 4K² monitors at 60Hz using USB-C²'³ or HDMI 2.1, or one 8K monitor at 30Hz via USB-C. This makes it an ideal solution even for demanding visual workflows. In addition, it supports fast charging up to 65W via USB-C, so it can power not only your device but also connected accessories. There is also a Giga Ethernet port for a stable and fast network connection. The design of the Microsoft Surface USB4 Dock is sleek and compact, so it fits easily on any desk while helping to keep things tidy. Both the front and rear ports are equipped with tactile indicators, making it easy to see where to plug things in without looking directly. The Surface USB4 Dock is designed specifically for Microsoft Surface devices, but it is also fully compatible with other devices with a USB-C and USB4/Thunderbolt™ port¹'⁴.

• (1)The Surface USB4® Dock is compatible with devices with a USB-C® port. However, when connected, it operates at the speeds and capabilities of the USB-C port. A USB-C/USB 3.2 connection supports a single external display with a resolution of up to 4K at 60Hz (if supported by the device and display). Or you can connect multiple monitors as described on this page: Connecting multiple monitors to devices without a USB4/Thunderbolt 4 port. • (2) Requires a device with a USB4®/Thunderbolt™ 4 port and a supported device and display. • (3) USB-C® is a registered trademark of the USB Implementers Forum. • (4) For more detailed compatibility information, please visit this page.
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