HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock
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HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock
The HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock is a practical accessory for your laptop. Especially when it comes to compact laptops, a docking station has an advantage in that you can connect to much more accessories at once. You can be sure to use all the functions of your laptop, keep your workspace clutter-free and quickly connect to additional electronic accessories. The docking station is made of USB-C interface serve for connection the HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock docking station and your laptop. It has the connector standard of USB 3,2 Gen 1 (3,0). The docking station's construction is made of plastic. Also included in the package is a power adapter. It offers multi-monitor support for demanding users. This docking station measures 12,2 × 4,5 × 12,2 cm and weighs 680 g.
Key Features of the HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock Docking Station
- The HP docking station expands the connectivity and functionality of your laptop
- This docking station connects to your laptop with USB-C
- Standard connectors: USB 3,2 Gen 1 (3,0)
- Dimensions: 12.2 × 4.5 × 12.2 cm
- Weighs 680 g
- Power Delivery function with a maximum power delivery of 65 W
- The docking station also offers the following features: support for multiple monitors
- The package also includes power adapter
- This HP docking station is made from plastic
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