Microsoft 1917 Surface Dock 2 Docking Station 199 Watts Power Supply Color Black For Sale

Microsoft 1917 Surface Dock 2 Docking Station 199 Watts Power Supply Color Black
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Microsoft 1917 Surface Dock 2 Docking Station 199 Watts Power Supply Color Black:
$144.99


NEW 1917 Microsoft Surface Dock 2
About this item
  • Instantly turn your Surface into a desktop PC with the next-gen ports in new Surface Dock 2.
  • Simply plug in the Surface Connect cable to charge your device and access external monitors, a keyboard, mouse, and more.
  • 199w power supply; longer Surface Connect cable (80 cm).
  • Supports dual 4K at 60Hz
  • 2 front-facing USB-C, 2 rear-facing USB-C (gen 2), 2 rear-facing USB-A, 3.5mm in/out audio jack, 1 gigabit Ethernet, Security lock support (Kensington compatible)

Product Description

Streamline the way you work and connect. New Surface Dock 2 instantly transforms your Surface into a desktop PC with all the next-gen ports you need, including USB-C®. Simply plug in the Surface Connect cable to charge your device and access external monitors, a keyboard, mouse, and more. Surface Dock 2 was built to maximize efficiency.

From the manufacturerAll the connections you need

Instantly turn your Surface into a desktop PC with the next-gen ports in new Surface Dock 2. Simply plug in the Surface Connect cable to charge your device and access external monitors, a keyboard, mouse, and more.

All the next-gen ports you need

199w power supply

Supports dual 4K at 60Hz

Longer Surface Connect cable (80 cm)

2 front-facing USB-C

2 rear-facing USB-C (gen 2)

2 rear-facing USB-A

3.5mm in/out audio jack

1 gigabit Ethernet Kensington lock support

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