You can save hundreds of dollars on this Dell docking station over at Amazon.
We’re now officially in the holiday shopping season and you know what everyone wants this year? You guessed it — a Dell WD19S 180W docking station. For real though, everyone can appreciate a good docking station, especially your loved ones who work from home. The benefit is pretty clear. Many of us are primarily laptop users. The portability and convenience is great. Everything you need is just locked down to one unit that can fold up and fit in your bag.
This Dell 180W docking station can charge devices with power delivery and features the following ports. It’s got one DisplayPort, on HDMI port, one USB-C ports, three USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports, and one Ethernet port. Unfortunately, this one does not have a 3.5mm port, but if you mainly use Bluetooth earbuds or headphones, that won’t be too much of a biggie to you.
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