Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD19TBS 130W Power Delivery Docking Station

The Dell WD19TBS is a Thunderbolt docking station that lets you connect everything on your desk through one cable. It turns a notebook into a full workstation by supplying up to 130 watts of power to compatible Dell laptops or 90 watts to most other brands, so your system stays charged while you work.

With ports for Thunderbolt 3, USB C, HDMI, and DisplayPort, the dock supports as many as four external screens. You can drive a single 8K monitor, a 5K panel, or two 4K displays, making it a practical hub for graphic designers, data analysts, and anyone who needs wide digital real estate. A data path of 40 Gb/s keeps large files, video streams, and peripherals moving without delay.

Dell ExpressCharge can bring a supported laptop to about 80 percent in roughly an hour, which is valuable for users who step into a meeting room or hot-desk area and need power and connectivity in a hurry. IT departments gain remote management tools such as PXE Boot, Wake-on-LAN, MAC address pass-through, and the option to disable ports, helping them maintain security and deploy updates even when the lid is closed.

The dock fits naturally in modern office layouts and home setups. A VESA mount lets you hide it behind a monitor or under a desk to keep cables out of sight and free up workspace. Whether you are a creative professional juggling multiple screens, a developer who relies on high-speed data transfer, or a remote employee who wants a clean, single-cable solution, the WD19TBS makes it easy to plug in and get straight to work.

• One-cable Thunderbolt 3 connection with up to 40 Gb/s data transfer
• Drives up to four displays, including one 8K or two 4K monitors
• Delivers 130 W of power to Dell laptops and 90 W to most other brands
• Dell ExpressCharge reaches about 80 percent battery in one hour
• Ports include Thunderbolt 3, USB C, HDMI, and DisplayPort
• VESA mount option keeps the workspace tidy
• IT-friendly features such as PXE Boot, Wake-on-LAN, MAC address pass-through, and remote port disablement