HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2 Black

This is sooo helpful if you work from home and use more than one monitor like myself. I currently have 2 monitors plus a laptop that I connect to the dock. I love that it’s small because I already have so much on my desk. I clearly use all the extra usb ports that it comes with ( mouse, keyboard and headset). Overall it works great

Excellent Docking Station

Really appreciate this docking station. Its powered with a USB-C adapter and then connects via USB-C to my HP Elitebook 360. Gives me DVI ports (I have 2 DVI to HDMI adapter cables) to my 2 external monitors. Wired Ethernet port to my router. Basic USB ports to my webcam and keyboard/mouse combo. Its everything in one small package, doesn't take up much space. Do wish it had more USB ports, at least one more for external speakers, but I'll just add a USB hub.

Great Option if you want to use monitors and other devices

Unit provdes with good power and ports for USB, small crack but its completely cosmetic. unit works wonderfully

Great device for the home office.

Great device, works well with both my Windows and Mac laptops. I personally like the aesthetics of this much more than other similar devices and it keeps my workspace nice and neat. Having only to plug in a single cable to both charge my laptop and connect it to my office peripherals is super convenient and reduces a lot of clutter. Price wise it was much cheaper than comparable devices too so overall I'm very happy with this purchase. If you have Thunderbolt connectivity on your laptop I definitely recommend this device.

Great used dock, even for Lenovo Thinkpad

I'm running a lenovo laptop but this generally works great. I'd read some issues with Lenovo's own docks but experienced none of them with this HP model. Though it's not for everyone, I like the "tower" form factor on my desk. Having a semi-built in cord is also go value. Port selection is solid and it handles easily my needs - ethernet, usb ports, usbc-display port monitor. It has an internal fan, but it is reasonably quiet, especially in an office environment. I don't really notice it. The only issues I have with it are the power button only works for HP devices (fair enough) and I wish the Thunderbolt cable came out the back or allowed configuration to keep the desk completely clean. If you can get one of these used for a good price and need a thunderbolt dock, ... MoreI'm running a lenovo laptop but this generally works great. I'd read some issues with Lenovo's own docks but experienced none of them with this HP model. Though it's not for everyone, I like the "tower" form factor on my desk. Having a semi-built in cord is also go value. Port selection is solid and it handles easily my needs - ethernet, usb ports, usbc-display port monitor. It has an internal fan, but it is reasonably quiet, especially in an office environment. I don't really notice it. The only issues I have with it are the power button only works for HP devices (fair enough) and I wish the Thunderbolt cable came out the back or allowed configuration to keep the desk completely clean. If you can get one of these used for a good price and need a thunderbolt dock, go for it.

HP Thunderbolt Dock 120W

Product condition is excellent and exactly as described. Product purchased to mimic my office setup and works like a dream. Now I'm pandemicing without skipping a beat. I got a chance to see what life is like without multiple computer screens, and I don't like it. If you are considering buying one of these, don't hesitate. I was willing to pay more to get what I wanted conditionwise. Came in original packaging and appeared relatively untouched. If you can't tell whether you need a 230W or 120W, I'll make it easy for you. If you are working from a laptop, 120W is all you need. 230W won't hurt your setup, but meant for workstations; based on my research.

Item is functional with necessary accessories, but the surface of the unit is heavily scratched and some damages at the base. Which the unit was marke

Item is functional with necessary accessories, but the surface of the unit is heavily scratched and some damages at the base. Which the unit was marked as used the listing didn't list these details. The bottom line is the unit works, but the listing were not really transparent.

Not a bad little dock!

It's pretty simple and easy to use. Mostly plug and play. Some units with Audio may malfunction and need the audio module to be reseated for proper functionality. We came from Lenovo docks. The HP ones have a smaller footprint and integrated audio makes things a bit cleaner on the desk. The one drawback I can see is that the power button only works on HP machines (which makes sense, I bet the Lenovo power button only works on Lenovo machines), so with our Lenovo machines, there's a bit of inconvenience to some users. Overall it's been good. The integrated Thunderbolt 3 cable makes it easy for our end users to figure out where it's supposed to go.

Powerful and simply works with ZBooks

Great experience with this so far. I have an older ZBook G3 and newer ZBook G7. This works flawlessly with both of them. I might not have needed the 230w dock for my G7 though, looks like the USB-C charges it fine as long as I have the display turned off (I have it connected to 49" Super Ultrawide Monitor but use two DisplayPort connectors). I read people complaining about the top of this dock acting as a power button, and accidently turning their computer off. I absolutely love this feature, I leave my ZBook closed most of the time, and it was annoying having to open it to turn it on, now I don't have to.

Small & Versatile.

Small & versatile. Provides single cable connectivity for almost all of my home connections with plenty of ports remaining. Apple DVD external drive will only work plugged directly into the mac. Researched and it is an Apple thing, not HP. Doesn't come with a manual though so you need to download the pdf to figure out the port details. Even then a little experimentation was required. For example, my USB-C monitor works just fine with the designated USB-C monitor port but the downstream USB-A ports on the monitor don't charge when the computer is sleeping. Plugging it into a different USB-C port on the dock both drives the monitor and provides full time power.