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Features
- Compatibility: Surface go, surface laptop, surface laptop 2, surface pro, surface pro 3, surface pro 4,surface pro 6, surface book, surface book 2
- 2x Mini display ports, 1x Gigabit Ethernet port
- 4 USB 3.0 ports, 1x audio out port
- Magnetic surface connect cable. Transform your surface into a desktop PC by plugging in your dock with the surface connect cable. External power supply
- High speed data transferring
Description
Turn your ultraportable Surface into a desktop PC and boost your productivity with Surface Dock. Compatibility - Surface Pro 3, Surface Pro 4, Surface Book.
Brand: Microsoft
Color: Black
Hardware Interface: Ethernet
Compatible Devices: Microsoft Surface Pro 3
Total USB Ports: 4
Product Dimensions: 5.12"L x 1.18"W x 2.36"H
Number of Ports: 4
Item Weight: 1.2 pounds
Total HDMI Ports: 2
Number of Items: 1
Hardware Interface: Ethernet
Compatible Devices: Microsoft Surface Pro 3
Total Usb Ports: 4
Number of Ports: 4
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 2
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.12"L x 1.18"W x 2.36"H
Item Weight: 1.2 pounds
Color: Black
Brand: Microsoft
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 40
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 885370996340
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Model Number: PD9-00003
Mfr Part Number: PD9-00003
Warranty Description: Limited Warranty
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I will not repeat too much of what was already said but want to get my POV across. Full disclosure, I have a Surface Pro 3 and also have the original Surface Pro 3 dock, you know the one people are trying to sell at nearly double the price, so I feel like I can shed a tiny bit of light on the pros and cons of the two units. I really like both this and the original dock. The original dock or Surface Pro 3 dock has the advantage of stability that this dock does not offer. This dock also has 5 USB 3.0 versus 3 on the original dock. I personally will never us that many at once, or even 3, and find that USB dongles such as Logitech unifying receivers and Xbox 360 controllers do not need USB 3.0 so I don't see this as a plus so I'll just call it a perk. This dock can replace your original charger in a practical way meaning you could, in theory, take this to the library or coffee shop if you wanted and it would not be overly cumbersome. The original Surface Pro 3 dock is not portable which isn't me complaining because it was never meant to be. It was meant to pull the Surface into the realm of desktop replacement and it does that as nicely as it can. This dock has a couple of advantages that I love. First, the magnetic connector that plugs into the Surface Pro is WAY beefier and a good answer to the many reports of the original charger easily coming apart. Next, it has a nice rubbery coating on the bottom to keep it from slipping around and it does so very well. Also, I like that you can plug headphones into it instead of the Surface which keeps clutter away from it. Lastly, the biggest advantage, in my opinion, is that you aren't restricted to a single viewing angle like you were with the original dock. I use my Surface Pro 3 mostly for Microsoft Word and web browsing so I really like the stability of the original dock better for long typing sessions. However, I also use it for Adobe Sketchbook Pro and this is where this dock really shines for me allowing me to adjust my angle however I want. My summary is basically that I love this thing even though I already have the original dock. It is portable, although I won't lie it isn't light, which allows you to take your full Surface Pro experience with you and, as I said, shines when using the pen for drawing applications in my opinion. The hefty connector is awesome and, honestly, this thing has heft in general. Well made. If it was me, I would buy this for half of what people are charging now for the original dock. The original dock is an awesome piece of hardware but it also handcuffs the Surface Pro and sort of takes something away from the whole point of it. I'd like to mention that I have not hooked up external monitors to this so I can't speak to that because I see that is a big negative point in many reviews. I have a great desktop and my goals in purchasing a Surface Pro 3 was not to hook it up to a monitor at all. I'd simply use my desktop that already has two monitors. Basically, I find the original dock great for work since I'm typing a lot and enjoy the stability it adds. This dock, however, is slightly more versatile with the freedom of viewing angle and portability that allows you to have the most complete Surface Pro experience overall. Add that to what I feel is the spirit of the invention of the Surface Pro and I personally find the need to hook up a monitor at all, or several, completely moot and more of a perk.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2016 by Adam C.
First off, whew! I was so wary of getting the dock because of all the issues but I'm happy to say its working superbly and has improved by workflow. VGA monitor users? Read on! My setup: Surface Pro 4 connected to 2 Dell (kinda really oldish) monitors via miniDP to VGA. That's right, VGA (outstanding un-retina display of 1440x900) :) . I'm not aware of any "active" miniDP to VGA connectors so I am assuming my cables are passive, plus I got them dirt cheap anyway. I think I could also connect to a 3rd monitor via the Surface (or via WIDI) but that's an adventure for another day. I'm able to connect without issues, takes at most 2 seconds to recognize the two external monitors. Coming from sleep isn't an issue as well. The Ethernet is ok, as is all the ports (I have a mouse connected, as well as headset, and another cable that goes through the monitors (I forgot what its called but it powers up the monitor's USB so now I have so many free USB ports, almost a dozen!). I'm now able to move my surface around my desk (cos I write a lot via OneNote and Plumbago) and do tablet-y things, while still retaining my desktop workflow. Only issue I've encountered so far is that Windows 10 sometimes jumbles my apps around the screens after resuming from lock ex it puts my mail app in the 3rd screen, whereas I had it set to show on the 2nd screen. Very minor and more of an OS issue. Design wise I am wondering my the dock's cable connector is on its left side since the Surface Pro's power connector is on the right. That means the cable would need to cross over especially if you've got the dock right in the center of your two monitor setup. Weird. Thought about flipping the dock upside down so the cable is on the right side but only the bottom part has the grip (and protective matting). Also the cable from the dock to the surface is too short for my taste. I'd like to be able to move around my surface pro a bit further away from the dock, maybe a good 4-5 feet away, but understandably that might be asking for too much. The video that goes along with the review shows 3 videos simultaneously playing without a hitch (2 monitors + 1 Surface). Only thing is I had to play each video via different players (VLC, Windows Media and Movies & TV). :) Also note that in the video I had one of the cables connected to the surface itself as I was too excited to notice, but rest assured the dock outputs perfectly fine in 2 monitors. No refresh rate issues at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2016 by Michael Joseph L. Rebong
Works great with my SP3. I peant a lot of time researching it before buying and then more time researching how to make it work the way I needed it to. Perfectly. I wanted dual monitors attached (for a total of 3 with the surface screen) and both have only VGA and DVI connections for me to work with. If you want to attach dual monitors using DVI, buy two of these: "Cable Matters Active Mini DisplayPort to DVI Male to Female Adapter - Eyefinity Compatible" I did the research for you and am using it now. While using these adaptors with your Surface Dock, Windows 10 will retain your desired configurations after unplugging the SP3 and later plugging back in. For example: I have my two monitors set to be side-by-side, centered and above the surface screen while plugged into my Surface Dock. Both monitors are plugged into the Surface Dock using the adaptors mentioned above. If I unplug my Surface from the dock for a while, restart Windows 10, log in, use the surface in both mobile and desktop view modes (Windows 10), then plug Surface back into the dock, Windows 10 will return all three monitors to the way I left them before unplugging from the dock. There are times when the two monitors look all buggy. Like when I log into Windows 10 after waking up my SP3 from sleep mode while plugged into the dock. Disconnecting and reconnecting the magnetic and durable Surface Dock cable instantly fixes that problem. All USB and ethernet ports work fine. My only gripe is that the cable that connects the dock to my SP3 comes out of the wrong side of the dock. With the front of the dock facing you, the cable leaves the dock to the left and plugs into the right side of the Surface. Maybe I'm missing something here but this bizarre design choice wasted about half a foot of the main cable for me (if you turn the dock over, the non-slip rubberized underside will be up and the dock will slide around). If the cable came out of the right side of the dock I wouldn't have to work so close to the dock. Durpy Microsoft! Hope this review helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2016 by Ashby
If you are doing more with the Surface than using it as your portable, the dock is a great compliment. While it is not perfect, it does almost everything right. My dock gets coupled with a Microsoft Surface Pro 4 (256GB HD 8GB RAM Intel i7) with pen and type cover. PROS Expansion - 4 USB ports, 2 Display ports, 3.5mm audio, & LAN. You can easily take this highly portable tablo-puter (a name I am hoping catches on) and make it the brain for a full desktop workstation. Design - The dock is small enough it can sit at the back of your desk and leave plenty of work space while not computing or even pack it up and take it with you if and when necessary. Mine sits under the two monitors on my desk at work. Probably the best design aspect of the dock is the Magnetic Surface Connect Cable. Whatever info is transferred to and from the dock is done through a single quick connect/disconnect cable. Leaving work at the end of the day for me is as simple as shutting the type cover, pulling the Magnetic Surface Connect Cable off the side of the Surface, and tossing the Surface into my briefcase. It is just so convenient. I don't have to align any ports, snap into a dock, worry about bending pins, etc. CONS Consistency - There is a rare occasion where I will connect to the dock and not everything will function as expected when connected through the dock. E.g. The wireless mouse wont work or the Surface will try to connect to wireless web instead of using the LAN through the dock. I have connected to the dock about 100 times and maybe 3 times something hasn't worked. 1 of those times I had to restart the Surface to get everything to work, otherwise I just had to disconnect and reconnect the cable and all was well. Anyone familiar with working with computers understands sometimes things just happen and a restart is necessary. Although it happens rarely, it happens. Cost - This bad boy is pricey. At almost $150 it doubles the cost of your average laptop docking station. It is 50% more expensive than most Surface docks. This dock does not offer more than most Surface docks in terms of expansion so the increased cost for consumers is down to design preferences and matching products with accessories purpose built. SUMMARY I had to take a star off for the cost and rare performance failure. I am still very happy with my purchase and would go the same route if I had to buy it again. The dock is a great addition for any consumer not wanting a separate PC to work from when at home but not always wanting to work off a 12" screen. If you only use the Surface as a mobile platform then this is a $150 accessory you can live without for sure. At the time of this review, the Microsoft Surface Dock can be purchased for $148 and PRIME eligible.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2018 by Mike O.
Have had it for several months. I don't have it loaded up with a lot of things other than a mini-display port connection to an external IPS monitor and a USB dongle for a wireless keyboard. Occasionally I use it for plugging in a charging cord for my iPhone and iPad and to synch with iTunes. I've also used it to connect to a Kindle Voyage 7th Gen for the purpose of updating the Kindle's firmware. I do think it is a bit pricey and adds quite a bit to the total cost of ownership when factoring in the costs for the Surface Pro itself, the Type Cover, and the docking unit. Prices for the dock fluctuate constantly on Amazon so chances are good that you can score a good deal if you are vigilant. My guess is that when the new Surface Pro launches this week (May 23rd), the current dock will be forward compatible and work with the new line. It is also compatible with the Surface Pro 3 and the Surface Book product lines, and MSFT says it will work with the newly announced Surface Laptop line. That wasn't exactly the case when MSFT introduced the Surface Pro 4. Those of us who had docking stations compatible with the Pro 3 could not effectively use them when upgrading to the Pro 4. MSFT did provide a slide in card-type adapter for the Surface 3 dock but I was never really able to make it work well. I managed to sell my Pro 3 dock for a decent price however. Anyway, it appears that this current dock is the standard now for the entire Surface line and since it works as advertised I gave it 5 stars. Will be interesting to see if USB-C ever finds its way into the Surface product line.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2017 by M. Pettygrove
I absolutely struggled with this purchase-I hate wasting money on items that promise to work well but don't. In addition to the unit I had to buy a cable for "unit to monitor" and a new monitor to make this work well. However, I would buy this again because it works well and makes my life easy. I found that I needed a Mini Display port to Display Port cable to get the resolution and screen to match my Surface Pro. The Surface Pro uses 2736 X 1824 resolution witch is higher than HD 1920 X 1080. Will it work? yes, but the screens will not match and items can be distorted. After doing extensive research I decided on the Benq 28 inch 4K monitor with Display Port access and I am extremely happy with the results. It is plug and play for using the Surface Dock now. One plug to the Surface and every thing fires up and is ready to go as fast as using the Surface without the dock. The Monitor and cable added $450 to the over all cost but for me it was well worth the investment to make my work life easy. As a side note I bought and tried a Mini Display to HMDI but it did not produce the desired result. I would definitely buy this product again!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2019 by Clayton B.
I must admit that I was leery at first reading all the of the negative reviews, but I really needed the option of a dock and I couldn't help but think that Microsoft, while not infallible, wouldn't put out a product so inferior as described by others. Once again, let me state that I know Microsoft puts out software with issues, etc, etc, etc, blah, blah, I chose to have a little faith in them. Well, it is my opinion that the majority of the negative reviews are user error. After I read some of the success reviews, I pretty much confirmed my suspicions in that most were doing it wrong. You must use an "active" mini display port adaptor if you have older monitors. Following the suggestions of others I used the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EDSZYII?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 adapters and works like a charm. I now have 3 monitors (the surface screen and two external monitors. I just simply connected them, went to my display settings and arranged them in the order I wanted them and that was that. The scaling is perfect, it simply just works. Again, I suspect that those with issues are using "passive" mini display adapters. Passive don't have the electronics built into the cord and the signal gets lost and compromised creating a failure. 2/5/2016: update- still performing flawlessly.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2016 by sstockfo
This dock does not work as advertised, nothing in my power has been able to get it to work so I'm forced into returning it. I got this for my Surface Book, and now that laptop is pretty excellent. It's a shame that its official dock can't even perform simple functions such as feed a single external monitor. I've been trying, very patiently, to get the display ports on this thing to feed a single 4k monitor, the Samsung U28E590D. This model is clearly listed on Microsoft's page as a confirmed supported monitor. I also got the Microsoft recommended cables. This monitor works beautifully when plugged into the Surface Book's displayport out directly, it doesn't work at all when connected to the dock. It either can't turn the monitor on (display settings control panel gives an error that it can't save the configuration when I try to enable the monitor), or if the monitor does by chance turn on it ends up causing both itself and the surface book's display to turn on and off, on and off in a never ending loop. I've done everything on Microsoft's support page, from running their registry file to clear the display cache, ensuring the dock's firmware is up to date using the dock updater, and also tried out another surface dock all together. I can't get this thing to use my single Samsung monitor, and since I can't plug in the monitor to the surface book's displayport while the dock is connected I can't even use it as a usb hub. I really would like this thing to work, but that doesn't seem possible short of Microsoft applying firmware fixes for said dock. I see no reason why the displayports on this dock can't work the same as the port on the laptop itself, but they do and that is a shame.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2016 by Lilfurbal