Dell Performance Dock WD19DC Docking Station

The Dell WD19DC is a docking station that helps a laptop behave like a full desktop system. By using its dual USB C host cable, the dock can deliver up to 210 watts to supported Dell Precision models and up to 90 watts to other USB C notebooks, so the computer charges while it runs heavy workloads.

A single connection brings an array of display and peripheral options to life. Two DisplayPort 1.4 outputs, one HDMI 1.4 port, and an additional USB C DisplayPort output let you run up to four external screens. On systems that support it, you can use a single 5K display or a pair of 4K displays, making the dock valuable for graphic design, video editing, or data-heavy trading floors where clear, expansive visuals matter.

The dock also acts as a central hub for everyday accessories. Three USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type A ports, one of which supports PowerShare for charging phones or other devices while the laptop is asleep, keep keyboards, mice, storage drives, and headsets connected. A Gigabit Ethernet jack provides reliable wired networking, while separate headphone and microphone jacks handle audio duties without tying up a USB port.

Its modular design fits neatly into corporate environments. IT teams can swap modules when standards evolve, and the housing includes both Kensington and Noble lock slots to secure the dock in shared work areas. The unit meets TAA requirements and works with Windows 10, Ubuntu 18.04, and Red Hat, so it integrates smoothly into mixed operating system fleets.

Whether you are a CAD engineer who needs multiple high-resolution displays, a developer who switches between the office and home, or an administrator setting up a clean, cable-free desk configuration for staff, the WD19DC provides power, connectivity, and flexibility in a single, dependable platform.

• Power delivery up to 210 W for Dell Precision laptops and 90 W for other USB C systems
• Dual USB C host connection with an included 0.8 m cable for consistent bandwidth and charging
• Drives up to four external displays, including one 5K monitor or two 4K monitors on supported hardware
• Video outputs: two DisplayPort 1.4, one HDMI 1.4, and one USB C that carries DisplayPort signal
• Five USB ports in total: three USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type A, one of which offers PowerShare, plus two USB C host inputs
• RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet port for stable, wired network access
• Kensington and Noble lock slots and TAA compliance for secure deployment in government and enterprise settings
• Compatible with Windows 10, Ubuntu 18.04, and Red Hat operating systems