HP 100W USB-C G5 Dock, Black

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USB Dock/Power is very convenient and easy to setup your external devices (i.e. display, printer, et

G5 dock came on time. It works perfectly with another Thunderbolt device and all the peripherals (e.g., mouse, keyboard, etc.) The HDMI connection works great because the prior brand docking was not rendering the accurate color saturation. Overall, we are super happy with the purchase.

The dock works great. I love the fact that it also charges the laptop, so there's only one cord to plug in or remove. And the power button on the top of the dock turns the laptop on, which is very convenient. The size and shape can be awkward if space it tight.

This little beauty does everything I want it to in a compact package. I can pull in my beloved MS Natural keyboard, my ancient Deskjet 932c printer, my external hard drive and my external monitor, and everything works well together to give me a real personal computer experience. As my needs change I can add other external devices like a DVD drive.

Works great! Lots of ports, perfect to bundle with monitor.

Not the universal copck station we had hoped for. Wiht the Laptop we receved the Dock will not connect to the 2nd monitor, the printer or provide power to the laptop. This make it about the same as pluging the devices directly into the Laptop directly which is not helpfull at all.

If you purchase an HP laptop over TV shopping networks, the likelihood of this device working with your laptop is NOT!. I could not find documentation on the HP website on what docking station to connect my HP laptop. I read horror stories of folks trying to return this.

We've used multiple HP USB-C docks with no issues, but the G5 is unfortunately a serious outlier. We purchased nine of them, and nearly all had significant problems—primarily only delivering power but not handling data or video. Yes, just power. Imagine plugging in a dock and watching your monitor stay blank like it's silently judging you. I want to be clear: we're long-time HP users. We like HP. We plan to continue purchasing HP laptops, docks, and monitors well into the future. But this model genuinely tested our patience—and our IT department's will to live. After digging through forums we finally found a Reddit post that offered a workaround. That fixed the worst of it, but a product like this shouldn't require sleuthing on social media just to function properly. Here's hoping HP addresses this with better firmware, or at the very least, a disclaimer that reads: “Works best after community-sourced black magic

not compatible with my 6 month old HP laptop. Total stupidity.