Choosing a Docking Monitor

Selected monitors provide docking capability.  Peripherals including keyboard, mouse and sometimes LAN are connected to the monitor. All are connected to the user’s laptop or tablet with a single cable.

USB-C Docking monitors

Can typically charge the user’s laptop and connect the monitor and peripherals via a single USB-C cable.  If needed for a dual monitor setup, we check the monitor supports daisy-chaining so both monitors can be connected via the same USB-C cable.

Thunderbolt 3 Docking monitors

These monitors generally provide similar capability to the USB-C monitors with the benefit of greater bandwidth to eliminate lag or distortion for users working with video and high resolution (2K, QHD and 4K) monitors.  

​USB-A or USB 3.0 Docking monitors

For older laptops without USB-C ports.  Allows you to connect the monitor and peripherals using a single USB 3.0 cable.  Unlike USB-C docks, a separate charging cable needs to be used to power your laptop. If a second monitor is used, it will typically need to be plugged directly into the laptop.

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