Dell WD19TB Thunderbolt Docking Station with 180W AC Power Adapter (130W Power Delivery) - (RENEWED)

I needed another dock for home, and this one was much less expensive being labeled renewed. It looked unused when I unpackaged it, and it has worked flawlessly from day one.

Attempting to drive two external displays with no success. Spent quite a bit of time trying different things and could either get the HDMI or the Display port to work, a single port at a time, never more than one. Gave up and purchased a different dock instead.

I usually shy away from used and refurbish, especially with electronics and even recently had issues in this realm. I am very pleased to say that this unit works PERFECTLY.

If any quality checks are actually happening at Amazon Renewals, the dock I was sent didnt go through them. The dock arrived with several cuts in the cable, one deep enough that you can see bare wires if you look inside it. The entire casing looks as though it was recently used as a dogs chew toy. None of the USB ports work, not a single one. Plug it in, and neither Windows Device Manager, nore Dells Firmware Updater could detect it as a docking station. Plug in a backup hub I have on hand, and everything works perfectly, first try. I can understand some scuffs and scrapes, or other normal wear and tear with a renewed product, but the product I was sent simply does not work as the product page describes. This feels very much like a falsely advertised renewal, and like I was just sent e-waste.

I needed a replacement for my docking station so I figured I would take a chance on a refurbished one. It looked brand new when I received it. The dock has worked great since I received it. I would definitely consider purchasing another refurb.

Didnt work out of the box. Big and clunky. I bought this on the advice of Dell customer support for my XSP laptop which had been very laggy with the keyboard and mouse. This product did not help at all, I am 100% done with Dell.

Works great with my Dell XPS 13. I only wish that there was another USB jack.

I needed a docking station for a used Dell 5400 latitude, I was trying to avoid the dell docking station the price was the deterrent. Well I found one on Amazon that was used, for close to half the price. It was well worth a shot. I got today hooked it up and immediately solved all my issues I had with my much cheaper docking station. Id recommend this to anyone. And btw the laptop was refurbed with Amazon as well.

It sorta does what its supposed to, but its a mixed bag. First, this powers my Dell XPS 13 9300, drives 2 HD monitors (the monitors are connected to the dock via DisplayPort), supplies Ethernet, and provides a number of extra USB ports through one Thunderbolt connection. Thats great and who can complain about one plug that connects everything to the laptop. On the downside, the docks fan is loud. Not flight-deck-of-an-aircraft-carrier loud, but plenty loud. And it doesnt take much to fire that fan up, high speed, with the air blowing out of being not terribly warm. A firmware upgrade has recently caused an erroneous message to appear, every time I boot up the laptop. The message tells me the fan is not functioning correctly, but it clearly is. Dell tells me to disregard the message. And they lecture me on the purpose of the fan. Apparently, its meant to cool the dock; who knew? Since the erroneous error message slows down every boot-up of the laptop, its hard to ignore. The dock also occasionally breaks its wired Intenet access. Sometimes that happens right in the middle of work. Odd, as the laptop continues to indicate it has a connection, I must unplug the Thunderbolt from the laptop, for a few seconds, then plug it back in to restore an Internet connection. Alternatively, I can disconnect and reconnect the docks power. Or its Ethernet cable. On Dells support site theres a thread of more than a year-long with people trying to figure out the solution to that problem. So, as I say, this dock is a mixed bag. Its quite expensive for the problems it seems to have. But, if you want a dock with a loud fan, that intermittently cuts off wired Internet access, and from a manufacturer with lousy customer service, this dock might fit your needs. After all, it does extend my laptops display to two HD monitors. And it powers the laptop and gives me some more USB ports. Update: The fan, the erroneous fan error message, and intermittent dropouts from the Ethernet port have caused me to purchase the CalDIgit USB-C Pro Dock as a replacement. Its fanless and has all the ports I require. It charges the laptop. It does everything the Dell WD19TB was doing, except for the problems.

I have purchase two of these WD19 Thunderbolt docking stations. One for home, the other other for work. One works just fine, great even ... but the other docking station never seems to power up properly. Power light flashes twice, fan blows briefly, then shuts down... Pressing and power button on station has no affect... USB connection cable light never turns on. Note, again I have installed all updated drivers, and the 1st docking station works fine, but the 2nd one, never powers up. Note, I have swapped power supplies and that does not fix the problem. Waiting on vendor to contact me for return details... (disappointed)