Review on HP Thunderbolt Dock G2 230W UK38AA Black by Stanislaw Gorka ᠌

Fantastic business item. Is there anything that can take its place? You can, but if it's possible, then buy, forget about everything, and just take care of yourself because you've been paid to;) Here are some advantages: a mobile workstation that is uncompromising However, the HP Zbook can be linked to any laptop equipped with a Thunderbolt G2 port (provided that it has its own power supply, well, or if powered by USB-C). I haven't seen this in action, but if you purchase an audio module from the list above, you can get a very small set for conferences. I've been using a docking station like this for 3.5 years and have never had a problem with it. Cons: Restricts the variety of displays supported by only supporting Displayport video interfaces. There are just 3 conventional USB Type A ports, but there are 2 additional USB-C ports for an additional expander (well, why not). The whole connection cable is only a few feet long. A very bulky and heavy power supply that is challenging to tuck beneath the table (although at 230 W what else should it be). Costly and lengthy delivery times (well, how else, if this is a very specific device). I repeatedly accidentally turned the computer off when I didn't need it by pressing the on/off button while sweeping up dust. This button is located on the station's cover.