After confirming the keyboards and mice were working properly on a separate device or even upon reboot on the original device I concluded these were not the issue. We have external keyboards and mice on all our WD15s, and the chief complaint would be 'the keyboard and mouse aren't working'. The issue manifested more strongly for users who transitioned between locations and therefore docks multiple times a day. Glad they finally found a solution for this. From there is was a nightmare of Dell support escalation and countless driver combinations between laptop and dock. This would cause a drop in Skype audio because of the USB headset, but didn't not disconnect the Skype call. We were able to track this down when one of the help desk people found a user with a dock, but direct connected their ethernet cable. Had to get my SIP provider involved to prove it wasn't on their end, my SBC provider to show it wasn't their issue, and shipped GBs of logs to my switch provider to see if they could shed any light on this. It took a lot of work to figure out what was happening because it was so sporadic and the issue left almost no trace in event viewer.
Random network drops which would disconnect calls, but not log out Skype. I worked in a call center and they just wreaked havoc with Skype. I battled with these stupid things for almost a year before we completely dropped them. The VisionTek made the most sense for us. Interestingly, all 3 docks had zero bugs/issues found. Drivers for laptops with Quadro cards are a nightmare, but not impossible.Can be used in all Thunderbolt 3 non-mac devices.Can add monitors since it's a second GPU.Great solution for those that don't have a Discrete card built-in. Driver installation is wonky if Quadro drivers are also installed. Lenovo G0A10170UL Thunderbolt 3 Graphics Dockĭescription and comments: Thunderbolt 3 dock with a GeForce 1050 built-in. Requires purchase of second power supply for some laptops.
Doesn't deliver enough juice for some workstations.Can be used in Dell/HP/Lenovo/Mac thunderbolt ports.
Requires second power supply purchase to supplement power requirements on some laptops. No power delivery.ĭescription and comments: Thunderbolt 3 dock works just the same as the Dell WD15 and HP P5Q61AA docks. Requires purchase of second power supply for all laptops.Considerably better than the old DisplayLink over USB 2.0 days. Most people that I asked to look at it didn't notice anything weird. There is a slight latency on the displays, for someone picky like me I noticed. Works pretty well, and is by far the cheapest. I did a bit of research and bought 3 docks with completely different technologies and approaches to the problem.ĭescription and comments: USB 3.2 Gen 2 dock using DisplayLink for the displays. If anyone is interested in swapping out docks.
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