MicrosoftSurface Dock 2 - for Notebook/Desktop PC/Smartphone/Monitor/Keyboard/Mouse - 199 W - 6 x USB Ports - Network (RJ-45) - Wired

Don't risk cheaper alternatives/I did and: -1, it didn't have enough power to run my Surface Book 3.2, Took ages to charge.3, Would on work fully in one position.So to avoid all the above, choose genuine Microsoft only.

Product arrived in perfect mint condition. Has performed as per expectations with my Surface Pro 7 and external devices. The docking station has multiplied capabilities of my Surface Pro as I can now use it with a large desktop screen, high performance camera and speakers while at home… everything I needed for conference calls and working from home.Minor glitch and fix recommendation : the monitor refresh rate had to be increased to 60 hz (settings/system/display/advanced display/refresh rate) to prevent a periodic blinking of the monitor after installing the device.

Not new even though advertised as such. Clearly been well used as scratched and dented.

There are a lot of marks on the product which is advertised as new. The attached photos were taken when I’ve just taken it out from the box!Pretty frustrated as it’s so expensive….

I rely on this product for my Windows Surface. It really is genuinely the worst bit of tech I have ever owned. It is incapable of properly supporting more than one external monitor. It is massively heavy (heavier than the laptop itself). The description here does not show the additional converter required to make it work which is the same size as the dock itself. The laptop repeatedly complains of power surges coming from it. Despite its massive size it doesn't seem to give enough power to peripheral items attached to it. Microsoft's arbitrary docking connection that no one else seems to support frequently doesn't connect and is way to easy to knock out of connection. The whole thing is just one big design fail. Too heavy, too expensive, poor connection, poor support for peripheral power and poor support for additional monitors. On the upside its weight means that if you need to secure paper to your desk in a hurricane this thing would be ideal, although a brick might be equally useful and quite a lot cheaper.