Are you looking for a Thunderbolt/USB-C dock for your Framework laptop? This wiki entry will provide a list of docks the community has tried and tested.
[Note: this is a wiki post. If you have information to add/change, then you can edit this post.]
Notes: looking for devices worth testing, and performing tests:
- Wattage: At least 60W is needed to charge the laptop. If the dock provides greater than or equal to 60W, then it passes this criteria. Framework 16 needs 60-100W and with GPU 180-240W
- Port Compatibility: Please test all ports on your dock to ensure they work as expected. If a port does not work, please make note of this in the notes section. This note may be removed by future reviewers if it is found the issue has been rectified by the manufacturer.
- OS Compatibility: Most will list Windows and MacOS out of the box, but please make a note if you find that a particular OS is not compatible.
- Driver Requirements: Some docks require proprietary drivers. If this is the case, please make note of this and provide a link to download the driver.
Notes: adding info to the table:
- Cost: Don’t bother marking down prices in the table. (They fluctuate and we can’t provide a live price.)
- Specs: If you don’t feel like it, there’s no pressure to bother filling out details like number and type of ports, Thunderbolt 3 or 4, etc etc – there are still so few entries that it wouldn’t really be useful to a dock-shopper trying to start filtering the list for something that meets what they want.
- “Vendors”: ([?] Also feel free to leave this empty if all you’d be doing is pasting a link to amazon or whatever)
- “Model number”: Note distinction: put model number, not serial number
(ie, the model number (should) uniquely identify the specific model of product, so people can buy the exact same one,
whereas the serial number (should) uniquely identify the actual one specific physical device that you own, which should by default be private information to you the owner.
(It is very unlikely anyone would/could use a serial number to hack you or whatever, but the model number is the only useful thing to share anyway.)
Supported Docks
This table is provided for and maintained by the community. Inclusion in this table does not constitute endorsement by Framework Computer, Inc. Framework Computer, Inc. is not liable for any damage caused to your laptop by use or misuse of these docks and you do so at your own risk.
| Name | Model Number | Vendors | Contributing Users | Notes | |
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| ALOGIC | TB3D2DPBL-SGR | ALOGIC | Paul_Arden | Tested with Windows 11 on Framework Laptop 13 (AMD Ryzen 7040 Series). 2 x 4K DisplayPort @ 60Hz, working. GbE networking working. USB 3.1 Type A Gen1 port not working. | |
| Anker | Apex 12-in-1 Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station | Amazon (Currently available) | Kevin_Gilliatt | Tested with Windows 11. 120W Power Supply (90W TB4 for Upstream, 15W TB4 for Downstream, 20W USB-C 3.1 Thunderbolt 4 Only - Not Backward Compatible with Older Thunderbolt Versions. Have not tested card reader, nor have I verified Thunderbolt port speeds yet. Everything works great including power delivery and peripheral connectivity. Expensive but was worth the price to me. ,Tested working with Fedora 36 KDE | |
| Anker | PowerExpand 6-in-1 USB-C PD Ethernet Hub | Amazon: B08CKXNJZS | F_Behrens | All Ports and Charging works in Linux and Windows 10 | |
| Anker | PowerExpand Elite 13-in-1 Thunderbolt 3 Dock | Amazon | JP_Powers | Works with Ubuntu 21.04 and Windows 10. USB-C Power (although it’s charging reports it’s a low wattage adapter?), USB, network, HDMI out, and TB3 Downstream USB-C to Displayport 1.4 adapter all work. On initial boot up requires turning the dock on and off, but reboots detect it during bootup. | |
| Anker | PowerExpand 13-in-1 USB-C Dock | Amazon | JP_Powers | Mostly works in Ubuntu 21.04, gave up on though because it can’t do dual video out. Only 1 of the 3 video outs on the dock will function at a time for me. May work better in Windows. | |
| Anker | PowerExpand Elite 13-in-1 Thunderbolt 3 Dock for USB-C Laptops | Amazon | Carlos_Fernandez_San | Tested on Ubuntu 21.04 with i3 windows manager, kernel 5.12.Secondary screen not available until OS completes boot (no BIOS access, no grub).Works well with a KVM3440x1440 (UW) resolution works fine.Sound (audio and mic) works OK.Boot on power-on (i.e. when pressing the power button) works correctly but you won’t have any confirmation until the OS boots. Keypress can wake linux from sleep.Not tested: Network, dual display, card reader | |
| Anker | 553(A8380) | Anker: Anker 553 USB-C Hub Amazon: Anker 553 on Amazon | Dilan_Gilluly | Tested with Framework 13 - 13th gen Intel on Windows 11. USB Ports - WorkingCard Reader - WorkingEthernet - WorkingPXE on Ethernet - Not TestedHDMI Ports - Working | |
| Anker | 778 | Anker: Thunderbolt Docking StationAmazon: B0BMXSR2L7 | matthew_brooks | Multi-display output works on Linux (11th gen Intel, and AMD 7840U). Dock power button only turns dock on and off, not laptop. | |
| Anwike | AI500-CA | Amazon.ca | Fraoch | Everything working in Linux Mint 20.2 except HDMI + VGA simultaneously. Over HDMI, will operate one 2K display at 75Hz or 2 X 2K displays at 2048x1152@60Hz. Chips are VIA, JMTek, Terminus Technology and Alcor Micro with a Realtek RTL8153 gigabit controller. | |
| Aukey CBC71 | USAN1011417 | AUKEY Official | Unlock More | A_L | Linux Mint xfce 20.2 with kernel 5.11.0-25: USB-C (power-in and external drive), USB-A x3 (external drive), wired ethernet, HDMI video out work without any futzing. Pending testing of HDMI audio out | |
| Aukey CBC68 | https://ca.aukey.com/products/aukey-unity-link-7-in-1-usb-c-pd-ii-100w-hub-black | Davy_bell | Windows 10 (no drivers needed): USB-C (power in), USB-A (gen 3) x3, HDMI video (4K at 30hz) Count not test hdmi audio, Sd card and micro sd reader work (not at same time since they share a controller) | ||
| Belkin TB-3 Dock Pro | F4U097 [NOT “TT”] | belkin.com, amazon.com (not on ca?) | CraigObnjns | Seems to work out the box, but you need to be careful about the cable orientation and you may need to reboot for it to be detected properly (the LED on the front will be green) | |
| Blitzwolf BW-TH14 | TH14-DP | https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002945110793.html | Davy_bell | Windows 10 (no drivers needed): USB-C (power in)USB3-A x4USB2-A x2USB-C/TB3 (out) x2USB-C (in) x1Ethernet x1HDMI x2DP x1 (Tested both hdmi and DP with 4K out*) Count not test hdmi audio3.5mm Jack (combo jack, only tested sound, not mic). *Quickly tested that 2 monitors work (did not try 3)**I HAD to use a Thunderbolt 3 cable, USB-C cables were not working, laptop was cycling connecting/disconnecting. | |
| Cable Matters | 107014 | Amazon | guy_mcdudefella | Needed to power cycle it before it would recognize the laptop, but then worked like a charm. Tested on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. User manualCable Matters KB entry | |
| Cable Matters | 107034-SIL | Amazon | scottretro | Seems to work out of the box. Tested with Arch on 10/14/21.Dual DisplayPort (3440x1440 and 2560x1440) at 120HzGigabit Ethernet3.5mm audioUSB-AUSB-C 3.160W PD | |
| Cable Matters | 107044 | Amazon | Anand_Gadiyar | Dock supports multiple options for two external displays. On the i5 Framework with Windows 10, both monitors now work (need a firmware update). Dual DisplayPort (4k at 60Hz)Gigabit Ethernet3.5mm audioUSB-A 3.0 x5USB-A 3.1 x1USB-C 3.1 x1SD/MicroSD slot96W PD | |
| Cable Matters | 107024-BLK | Amazon | tejas_viswanath | Works out of the box. Tested with Ubuntu 21.04 on 01/23/22.Dual 4K @ 60Hz (1 DisplayPort, 1 USB-C) Gigabit Ethernet3.5mm audio2 x USB-A 3.0 (front + back)USB-C 3.1 (front)85W PD | |
| Cable Matters | 201053 | Amazon | Jay_Sekora | Works well for me under Ubuntu 21.10 and 22.04 with two external 1080p@60Hz HDMI monitors, plus USB 2.0 input devices and USB 3.0 storage.Card readers and Ethernet untested; audio only lightly tested.Lightly tested under Windows 10 too and works fine.Powers laptop fine.Linux sometimes gets confused if booted with the dock connected; I find everything is more reliable if I power up the laptop and then connect the dock (which might be inconvenient for some use cases). | |
| Caldigit TS3 Plus | TS3PLUS-US07-SG [?] | amazon.ca | Nathan_Merkley | Everything seems to work. Tested on: Fedora 34. [? ie, it worked plug-and-play, or any special notes on config/drivers etc?] Issues: random swapping of monitor display names in xrandr on wakeup from sleep (ie monitor wakeup, not just system [?]), messing up monitor positioning. [? “random” ie it only happens occasionally…?] Audio jack not fully confirmed, but shows up as audio device. | |
| Caldigit Thunderbolt Station 4 | Caldigit TS4 | Caldigit | Matthijs_Kooijman | Everything seems to work. Tested on: Ubuntu 22.04. Ports: Back: TB4/USB host port (40Gbps, 98W) Back: 4x USB-A (10Gb/s, 7.5W) Back: 2x TB4 (40Gb/s, 15W) Back: 1x USB-C (10Gb/s, 7.5W) Back: 1x DisplayPort 1.4 Back: 2xAnalog audio 3.5mm (in/out) Back: 2.5Gbit Ethernet (only usable with Thunderbolt upstream) Back: 4x USB-A (10Gb/s, 7.5W) Front: 1x USB-A (10Gb/s, 7.5W) Front: 2x USB-C (10Gb/s, 20W) Front: SD and μSD card (simultenously usable) Front: 1xAnalog audio 3.5mm (in/out combojack) 230W power supply included. Supports dual 4K/6K displays, or single 8K (not tested). TB ports support DP-altmode, USB-C ports do not. Internal USB2 hubs are single-TT. Detailed USB topology here: USB-C/Thunderbolt Dock Megathread - #204 by Matthijs_Kooijman Teardown of internals: CalDigit TS4 Thunderbolt 4 Dock Teardown – Dan S. Charlton | |
| CalDigit Element Hub | R-R-CA5 **[?]**TB4-ElementHub-US-AMZ | amazon.de Caldigit | hCJ0t6BQ8 Michael_Murphy | Tested on: Arch with kernel 5.16.12 / 6.15.4Everything (display(s), 10G Ethernet, mic, webcam, keyboard, sticks) seems to work, plug-and-play Issues: Sometimes when booting / connecting, it doesn’t work or needs a power cycle. Improved a lot after recent kernel update (use at least 5.16?)See Manjaro Thunderbolt 4 Dock Woes for a minor reboot issueTested on: Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS with kernel 5.13.0-41Everything seems to workDisplay out over USB-C worksCharging the laptop works when using a compatible Thunderbolt cable (tested with a Thunderbolt 3 cable rated at 100W). But It didn’t charge when tested with a random USB-C cable Thunderbolt ports on the back worked with the USB-C Hub usedUSB-A ports on the front worked with all devices that were tested including USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 devices | |
| Dell TB16 | K16A | Unavailable | Kevin_GilliatteMKi | Windows: Requires windows drivers. Windows drivers are required for dock function.Windows 11: Loses connectivity to the dock on power on. Reconnects once drivers load.FW 13 AMD & Ubuntu 24.10: Charging not working. Just one external 4K display working. Not useful at all. | |
| Dell D6000 with DisplayLink | 452-BCYT [?] | amazon.ca, amazon.ca, refurbished | F_Behrens | HDMI, USB, Ethernet and PD charging work on Arch Linux out of the box. (you will need a Windows computer to update the Dock Firmware, though). Displayport often not properly reconnecting after suspend! Nice, long and flexible docking cable, not as stiff as most thunderbolt ones. | |
| Dell D6000 with DisplayLink | 452-BCYT[?] M4TJG[?] | M4TJG - D6000 Universal Docking Station with 130W Adapter JU012 | Atul_Ingle | Tested on Batch 1 running Manjaro GNOME kernel 5.14.7-2. Followed installation instruction here: DisplayLink - ArchWiki Installed linux514-headers (not sure if this was necessary). evdi didn’t work so I had to install evdi-git followed by displaylink package from AUR. Then reboot the machine and run systemctl start displaylink.service. |
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| Dell | WD19TB | Dell.com | Rob_NoVA | All functions appear to work out of the box. Have installed latest Dell drivers (except for WD19TB firmware update). | |
| Dell | WD15 | amazon.ca | kipcode66 / preston | Linux Manjaro & Windows 10 (no driver needed) USB-C with DP-Alt-Mode 7.4mm 130W or 180W barrel plug (power in)USB 3.0 x3 (one with PowerShare)USB 2.0 x2Gigabit Ethernet x1VGA (max 1920x1200 @ 60hz)HDMI (1.4a - max 4k x 2k @ 30hz)mini DP (1.2 - max 4k x 2k @ 30hz)2 audio jack portsWhite indicator LED x2 (only working on Windows)Power button (not working)Requires Dell PC for firmware updates Documentation | |
| Dell | WD22TB4 | Amazon, Dell | Mir_rodriguez | Charging, HDMI, DP, USB-C video, USB Type-A work out of the box. Tested with dual 4K monitors. Firmware upgraded with fwupdmgr. ISSUE: Dock not working (monitors not working, USB A external drive not recognised) after hibernate or suspend. Charging still works after hibernate/suspend | |
| Delock USB Type-C DP 1.4 Docking Station Triple 4K Display | 87772 | Delock | theraser / c0deMe | Specs: 1 x SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.2 Gen 1) USB Type-C jack1 x SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.2 Gen 1) USB Type-C jack1 x SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.2 Gen 1) Typ-A jack - Battery Charging specification BC1.22 x SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.2 Gen 1) Typ-A jack1 x HDMI-A jack2 x DisplayPort jack1 x Gigabit LAN 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 jack1 x Headset 3,5 mm 4 Pin headphone jack1 x SD Slot1 x Micro SD SlotUSB PD 3.0 (up to 85W; extra USB-C power supply required)Reports: [theraser] Tested using Arch Linux (Kernel 5.16.16-arch1-1), everything works out-of-the-box. No problems with docking/undocking or suspending. Only issue: could not get 4k@60Hz running, no problems up to 4k@30Hz and two monitors. Seems to be a Linux DRM bug[c0deMe] Tested with the 12th Gen Framework on Fedora 36 (5.19.12-200.fc36.x86_64), (and on other machines with Ubuntu 20.04 and Windows 10), worked without any extra drivers after an initial hiccup and a reboot of the dock. I do run occasionally into display connections issues with my framework under fedora, but that can be solved by either relogging into one’s account or temporarily switching to another tty, I guess it has something to do with wayland, but I’ll investigate further. I could run a 4k screen on 60Hz, but it’s not very smooth, I wonder whether that’s because of the limited graphical capabilities of the framework or not optimized drivers. | |
| Kensington SD4700P USB-C & USB-A 5Gbps Dual 2K Hybrid Dock | SD4700P | illiter8 | Tested on Fedora 39 (6.7.9-200.fc39.x86_64) on a FW16 using the DisplayLink Fedora drivers. Only worked in slot 3, and laptop must be powered. | ||
| Lenovo ThinkPad Thunderbolt 3 Dock Gen 2 | DK1841, ASM PN: SD20M70247, FRU PN: 03X7538, MPNs: 40AN0135US, 40AN0135EU, etc. | B&H Photo Video, amazon.com | Foxtrek_64, gms,nathaniel_graham | Ports: 2 x DisplayPort (up to 3840 x 2160 / 60 Hz)2 x HDMI1 x RJ45 1 GBit Ethernet (934 MBit/s effectively)1 x 3.5mm audio jack (headphone/microphone)4 x USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10 GBit, one is always on)1 x USB-C Thunderbolt 3Power supply vs. delivery: 135 W/65W or 230W/170WNotes:Indicator LEDs and power button does not integrate with Framework Laptop, on Fedora 37DP, HDMI, Ethernet, Audio (in/out) ports work fine on Fedora 37, no firmware updates required. UPDATE for Fedora 39, the DisplayPort functionality is unstable. Powering on the laptop with the dock plugged in causes the monitors to not receive signal, even though the displays are recognized in xrandr and wayland.Dock shows up as 3 x TB3 bridges and one USB controller (Intel JHL7540), each of these PCIe devices uses 4 x PCIe lanes, up to PCIe3 speed capable | |
| Lenovo ThinkPad Universal Thunderbolt 4 Dock | 40B00135US, 40B00135EU, etc. | B&H Photo Video, Lenovo | kohenkatz | Ports: Supports single 7680x4320@30Hz (HDMI only) + single 5120x2880@60Hz (Thunderbolt); or up to 4x 3840x2160@60Hz (all ports)2 x DisplayPort 1.4 1 x HDMI 2.11 x RJ45 1 GBit Ethernet1 x 3.5mm audio jack (headphone/microphone)4 x USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10 GBit; one on back is always on)1 x USB-C Thunderbolt 4 (on back)1 x USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 (on front; always on)Uses ThinkPad “rectangular barrel” 135 W power supply, provides up to 100W power delivery. (Larger power supplies for greater power delivery require a laptop with a Lenovo-proprietary connector.)Notes:Power button does not integrate with Framework Laptop | |
| Monoprice | 36656 V2 | Monoprice, Amazon, Newegg | axsyse | Supports 60W PD chargingSupports Thunderbolt 3, but works fine on my Framework laptopWorks with Thunderbolt devices and non-Thunderbolt devices supporting USB-C DP Alt Mode (specifically, it says “USB-C MFDP”)When using Thunderbolt, supports up to 2x 4K@60hz displays or one 8K@30hz displayWhen using USB-C DP Alt Mode, supports up to 2x 4K@30hz displays or one 4K@60hz displayHas lots of ports: 2x DP 1.4, gigabit ethernet, 1x USB-C 10Gbps + 2x USB-A 10Gbps + 1x USB-A 5Gbps, 1x SD & 1x microSD slots (haven’t checked if they work indepedently), 1x 3.5mm jack (i.e. headphone jack)Needs a power brick to function (included)I found no issues with my Framework laptop under Ubuntu 21.04 and 22.04, nor with a Macbook (TB3) or a Windows (10) laptop (USB-C DP Alt Mode) | |
| Nintendo | BEE-005 | Nintendo | vriska | Not particularly practical, but it does seem to work electrically. | |
| OWC | OWCTB3DK14PSG | Amazon | Connor_Cleveland | Tested with Pop OS 22.04 (6.8.0) dual 1440p monitors, all ports show up and seem to work. Make sure you use a good quality TB cable or it will bandwidth limit and you’ll be stuck with 1/2 performance and single monitor output | |
| Razer | Thunderbolt 4 Dock | Razer | be_far | Tested on 11th gen. Windows 10 and Linux have no issues. The headphone jack has slightly increased latency leading to maybe 2 milliseconds between audio starting to play and it actually coming through the headphones. Very short sounds like a metronome click may not come through if that’s the only audio being played. | |
| UGREEN | USB-C Dock with Ethernet | Amazon | Alec_Jurisch | Windows 10 (no drivers needed): USB-C (power in) USB 3.0 x3 Combo 3.5mm audio jack VGA HDMI Gigabit Ethernet 4K at only 30 Hz | |
| UTechSmart | USB C Triple Display with Ethernet | Amazon.com | jm4120 | Works with Windows 10 & 11. Drives 3 1920x1080/1200 HDMI displays plus laptop. Says 4K with some limits, but I don’t have a 4K monitor to test. All ports work for me, including pass-through power. | |
| UTechSmart | 6 in 1 USB C hub with HDMI, GbE, 3xUSB3.0, USB PD pass-through | Amazon.com | OxyMagnesium | All ports work simultaneously on Windows 10. Driving a 1080p 75 Hz monitor with the HDMI port, using a 65 W Nekteck power adapter for pass-through. Ethernet port can sustain 1 Gb even with all other ports in use. | |
| QGEEM | 11 in 1 USB C Docking Station with Keyboard | discontinued, try eBay | Noah_Meeks | Tested with Windows 11 and Nekteck Thunderbolt 3 cable. Keyboard, USB A, audio, HDMI, VGA all working - ethernet and SD card not tested, charges laptop when connected with Framework charger. Suports two monitors at once but only mirrored (shortcoming of the device) | |
| Plugable Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C dual display dock | tbt3-udz | plugableamazon (out of stock)walmartingram micro usinsight | asonix | Batch 2, Linux, elementary OS, hwe-20.04-edge (5.13 kernel), no drivers neededWorking: HDMI out to two 4K monitors (30Hz each)USB 3.0 5gbps ports1gbps ethernet portcharging over thunderbolt cablefront USB 3.0 10gbpsSDmicroSDaudio jackNot Tested: displayport Other notes: Works from cold bootWorks with hot-plugworks in macOS as well | |
| Plugable USB-C Mini Docking Station with 85W Power Delivery | ud-cam | plugable | Ian_Faust | 11th Gen Intel - All ports see to work as expected, though for some reason 3440x1440 60hz stops working after Intel Iris Xe driver 30.0.101.1631 (only goes up to 2560x1080) | |
| Plugable USB-C Triple HDMI Display Docking Station | UD-3900PDZ | plugable | @ Ian_Faust | 11th Gen Intel - All ports seem to work as advertised, are able to run 3 displays (2560x1080 60hz, 1920x1080 60hz, 1920x1080 60hz) without any issues. | |
| Plugable Thunderbolt 4 Dock | TBT4-UD5 | plugable | Ruurd_Offringa | 11th Gen Intel - Works well from the box. The only issue I have is that I do have to power up the dock shortly after the laptop or it will not recognise the laptop - could be an issue linked to lack of Thunderbolt certification for 11th Gen Intel boards.Tested: 2x 1920x1080 HDMI screens, USB ports, thunderbolt charging Not Tested: USB-C ports, card readers, sound, ethernet | |
| Sonnet | Breakaway Box 650 | Amazon.com | tokanada | Issues fixed after BIOS update 3.07 | |
| TobenONE USB C Docking Station Triple 4K Display, 100W GaN III Charger, 16-in-1 USB C Laptop Dock | B0CQ4KGG4J | Amazon.com: TobenONE USBC Docking Station Dual Monitor 4K/Triple Display, 100W GaN III Charger, 16-in-1 Type C Laptop Dock with USB-C Video Port, Dual HDMI, 7 USB, SD/TF, RJ45 for Thunderbolt 4/3, USB C Windows1 : Electronics | skimmed | OS: Fedora 39 Power: it charges; manufacturer claims 87W delivery (I can’t verify) USB: both my wireless keyboard and mouse dongle connected and orks Display: tried my hdmi cable and can produce display (can’t verify Hz) Power button: doesn’t do anything other than turning on/off the dock itself, it does not wake laptop Overall happiness: ectstatic that it worked. Important note: first thought that it doesn’t work but you have to long press the power button on the dock to 'turn on the dock" | |
| i-tec | CADUAL4KDOCKPD | Amazon (currently unavailable) (3-year old dock) | arif-ali | Tested on Ubuntu 22.10 kernel 5.19.0-21-generic using the evdi 1.12.0 driver | |
| i-tec | C31DUALKVMDOCKPD | i-tec | p_e | Test on Ubuntu 22.10 - 12th Gen Tested :built-in power delivery 2 Displays AudioUSBEthernet | |
| i-tec | C31DUALDPDOCKPD | i-tec | preston | Power delivery works even when docking station is off, meaning that you cannot use the button to turn on the Framework. Tested on Windows 10 - Intel 11th Gen:built-in power delivery 2 Displays AudioUSBEthernet | |
| DOCKCASE Visual Smart USB C Hub (6-in-1) | B0BRRL9TL2 | Amazon | River Bellamy | Tested on Framework 13 running 12 gen Intel, Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS HDMI 4k@60Hz100w PD3 x USB-A 5GbpsUSB-C 5Gbps | |
| HP G5 120w USB-C | 5TW10AA/5TW10UT/5TW10ET | HP UK Site | Benjamin_Fisher | Seems to work perfectly, charges full speed, ethernet/displayport/hdmi all work ok | |
| HP USB-C Dock G4 | 3FF69UT#ABA | can be had for cheap used | felurx (Manjaro), Florian_Amon (Windows) | HDMI, USB, Ethernet, PD all work well. Didn’t try DP/multiple monitors. Power button doesn’t do anything. Tested on Manjaro Linux and Windows 11 with AMD FW13, no drivers needed. Specs via HP | |
| Tecnoware HUB USB TYPE-C 13 in 1 | Pietro_Battiston (Debian) | ||||
| VisionTek | VisionTek VT2000 USB-C Docking Station | Amazon | RakonT, Cullen_J | ||
| WAVLink | WAVLink Displayport Docking station | Amazon | Tim_Soderstrom | Tested on Framework 13 AI 300, Linux Mint, 6.16.7 kernel, 3.04 BIOS; Did not test HDMI (only dual DisplayPort) |
Unsupported Docks
| Name | Model Number | Vendors | Contributing Users | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dell | WD19TB | Amazon | Alec_Jurisch / JP_Powers | Can’t get to work with drivers and without. Does work as power delivery and USB Hub. / Confirmed, only draws power. Tested in Ubuntu 21.04 and Windows 10. |
| Kensington | SD5700T | Amazon | JP_Powers | Win 10 & Ubuntu 21.04: Power works, nothing else. Works very, very briefly before disconnecting. Spoke to Kensington support, they said since the laptop isn’t TB4 certified yet they can’t really help. |
| Kensington | SD5800T | Amazon | Connor_Cleveland | AMD 7840U Pop 22.04 (6.8.0) Ports work including sustained 2.5Gbe (Realtek) and displays show up in display manager but remain blank regardless of configuration settings |
| i-tec | CADUAL4KDOCK | Amazon.de | rumlyne | Power delivery does not work |
Format Table
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| Name | Model Number | Vendors | Contributing Users | Notes |
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| Dell | WD19TB | amazon.com, | ||
| newegg.com, microcenter.com | Foxtrek_64 | Sample Entry. |
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