Dell Thunderbolt 4 Dock WD22TB4

40Gbps Thunderbolt dock with 130W charging and up to four displays

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Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD22TB4 with Dell 180 W power adapter, AnyHDD HDMI cable, AnyHDD DisplayPort cable, USB-C to USB-C cable, AnyHDD microfiber cloth

What's in the box.

Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD22TB4host cable on a removable module
Dell 180 W power adapterwith power cord
AnyHDD HDMI cablefor the first display
AnyHDD DisplayPort cablefor the second display
USB-C to USB-C cablefor a USB-C display or device
AnyHDD microfiber clothfor the dock and screen

One Thunderbolt 4 cable.
Your whole desk.

Plug the WD22TB4 into your laptop and it takes over: power, up to four displays, wired network and two downstream Thunderbolt 4 ports, all through one cable.

Dell WD22TB4 Thunderbolt 4 dock on a desk with a monitor, keyboard and a closed laptop at the back
130Wto Dell laptops
4external displays
40GbpsThunderbolt 4 ports
1GbEwired ethernet

Charges while it works.

The 180 W Dell adapter powers the dock and sends up to 130 W up the cable to a Dell laptop, or 90 W to anything else. On Dell Latitude, XPS and Precision systems that support it, ExpressCharge works at that 130 W level.

The dock also works as a charging station: with its adapter plugged in, phones and other USB devices charge even when no laptop is connected. The front USB-A port supports PowerShare.

Laptop, Dell systems130 W
Laptop, non-Dell systems90 W
Dell AC adapter180 W
Dell WD22TB4 Thunderbolt 4 dock, front three-quarter view with its host cable

Up to four displays.
Pick your laptop and layout.

Two DisplayPort 1.4, one HDMI 2.0, a USB-C video port and two Thunderbolt 4 ports. Choose your laptop type, then the number of screens.


Thunderbolt laptop with Display Stream Compression
4K3840 × 2160 at 60 Hz
Older Thunderbolt laptop (DisplayPort HBR2)
4K3840 × 2160 at 60 Hz
Ports
DisplayPort, HDMI, the rear USB-C video port or either Thunderbolt 4 port
With Display Stream Compression, each display
4K3840 × 2160 at 60 Hz
HBR2 host, each display
QHD2560 × 1440 at 60 Hz
or 4K at 60 Hz each when one display is on a Thunderbolt port
Ports
Any two video ports. HDMI and the rear USB-C video port are muxed, so only one of them drives a display.
With Display Stream Compression, each display
4K3840 × 2160 at 60 Hz
DP + DP + HDMI or USB-C
HBR2 host, each display
QHD2560 × 1440 at 60 Hz
with a Thunderbolt port as the third output; otherwise two QHD + one FHD
Ports
DP + DP + HDMI or USB-C, or two video ports + Thunderbolt
With Display Stream Compression
3 × 4K + QHDat 60 Hz
DP + DP + HDMI or USB-C + Thunderbolt
HBR2 host
Not supported
Ports
DP + DP + HDMI or USB-C + Thunderbolt
USB-C laptop with Display Stream Compression
4K3840 × 2160 at 60 Hz
4K at 30 Hz from a Thunderbolt port
USB-C laptop with DisplayPort HBR2
4K3840 × 2160 at 30 Hz
Ports
DisplayPort, HDMI or the rear USB-C video port
With Display Stream Compression, each display
QHD2560 × 1440 at 60 Hz
HBR2 host, each display
FHD1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz
Ports
DP + DP, or DP + HDMI or USB-C
With Display Stream Compression, each display
QHD2560 × 1440 at 60 Hz
HBR2 host
FHD + 2 × HDone 1920 × 1080 and two 1280 × 720 at 60 Hz
Ports
DP + DP + HDMI or USB-C
With Display Stream Compression
3 × QHD + HDat 60 Hz
the fourth display daisy-chained from a monitor on a DisplayPort
HBR2 host
Not supported
Ports
DP + DP + HDMI or USB-C, plus one daisy-chained monitor

Figures are Dell's published maximums from the WD22TB4 display resolution table; most recent laptops support Display Stream Compression, older ones fall back to the HBR2 row. HDMI and the rear USB-C video port are muxed, so only one of them drives a display. Linux shows one external display fewer than listed. Results also depend on each monitor.

Eleven ports. Front and back.

Quick-access USB on the front; video, USB, network and two Thunderbolt 4 ports on the back.

Every port, labeled.FRONTUSB-CUSB-AREARDP 1.4DP 1.4HDMI 2.0USB-C2× USB-AGbEPowerTB4TB4Non-Thunderbolt devices on the Thunderbolt 4 ports run at USB 3.0 speeds.

Front

  • USB-C 3.2 Gen 210 Gbps
  • USB-A 3.2 Gen 1, PowerShare5 Gbps

Rear — video

  • DisplayPort 1.4 × 2
  • HDMI 2.0muxed with the USB-C video port
  • USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 with DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Modevideo and data
  • Thunderbolt 4 × 240 Gbps with a Thunderbolt laptop

Rear — data and power

  • USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 × 25 Gbps
  • RJ45 EthernetGigabit · Wake-on-LAN
  • Power in 7.4 mm180 W Dell adapter

Wired where it counts.

Gigabit Ethernet for a steady wired connection, plus two 40 Gbps Thunderbolt 4 ports at the back for fast storage or a Thunderbolt display.

  • Gigabit EthernetRJ45, with Wake-on-LAN from S0, S3, S4 or S5 on select Dell systems.
  • MAC address pass-throughThe laptop keeps its network identity through the dock on select Dell systems; check the BIOS.
  • Two Thunderbolt 4 ports40 Gbps with Thunderbolt devices; other devices on those ports run at USB 3.0 speeds.
  • 10 Gbps front USB-CUSB 3.2 Gen 2 on the front, for a fast external drive.
Front edge of the Dell WD22TB4: Thunderbolt cable module, USB-C and USB-A

Built for the whole floor.

The WD22TB4 is Dell's modular Thunderbolt 4 dock: one dock body, a serviceable cable module, managed across a fleet.

Serviceable cable module

The USB-C cable module comes off with two screws. Dell's guide also covers moving WD19-family docks to the WD22TB4 module.

Firmware and inventory

Standalone firmware utility with silent install, Dell Command | Update, and asset reporting through Dell Command | Monitor and SCCM.

Security

Kernel DMA protection, and BIOS port disablement that the dock imports from the laptop.

Power button sync

On compatible Dell systems the dock's button mirrors the laptop's own power button.

Works with what you already own.

Dell recommends a Thunderbolt port and supports USB-C ports with DisplayPort Alt Mode. Dell laptops get the full 130 W and power-button sync.

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What the laptop needs

A Thunderbolt port (recommended), or a USB-C port with DisplayPort Alt Mode (supported).

What to install first

Dell recommends current BIOS, graphics, Thunderbolt and Ethernet drivers and the latest WD22TB4 firmware, all on Dell's support site. Non-Dell laptops take drivers from their own maker.

Renewed, the way we do it.

Factory sealed, ready to connect.

New in the original Dell packaging, with the cables you need packed alongside.

Every renewed WD22TB4 goes through the same five stations before it's listed. If it doesn't pass, it doesn't ship.

Sealed

Original Dell carton

New stock in the manufacturer's sealed retail packaging, never opened.

Genuine

Dell accessories inside

Everything Dell packs in the carton stays in the carton, including the power adapter where one is supplied.

Bundled

Ready to connect

Packed alongside the sealed carton: AnyHDD HDMI cable, AnyHDD DisplayPort cable, USB-C to USB-C cable and AnyHDD microfiber cloth.

Stage 1

Intake and identification

Model, revision and service tag logged. Anything that isn't a genuine Dell WD22TB4 is rejected here.

Stage 2

Full functional test

Every port loaded, all video outputs driven, Thunderbolt 4 ports checked, 130 W power delivery measured under load on a real laptop.

Stage 3

Firmware and reset

Latest Dell dock firmware applied. Settings returned to factory defaults.

Stage 4

Clean and grade

Housing cleaned and inspected. Cosmetic grade recorded.

Stage 5

Repack with the right adapter

Matched with the Dell 180 W adapter and the cable set, packed in a new box.

Backed by AnyHDD's one-year warranty and 30-day returns, with free return shipping on defective items. We've supplied IT hardware to businesses since 2006.

Tech specs

As published in Dell's WD22TB4 user guide.

ModelDell Thunderbolt Dock WD22TB4
Host connectionThunderbolt 4 (USB-C), 0.8 m cable on a serviceable module. Also works with USB-C hosts with DisplayPort Alt Mode
Video ports2 × DisplayPort 1.4
1 × HDMI 2.0
1 × USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 with DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode
2 × Thunderbolt 4 (with a Thunderbolt 4 host)
External displaysUp to 4
USB-A ports3 × USB 3.2 Gen 1 (1 front with PowerShare, 2 rear)
USB-C portsFront USB-C 3.2 Gen 2
Rear USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 with DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode
2 × Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C on non-Thunderbolt systems)
NetworkGigabit Ethernet (RJ45). Wake-on-LAN from S0/S3/S4/S5 and MAC address pass-through on select Dell systems
Power adapter180 W Dell, 7.4 mm barrel
Power delivery to host130 W to Dell systems
90 W to non-Dell systems
Power buttonSleep / wake / power. Mimics the host button on compatible Dell systems
LED indicatorsPower button LED, power adapter LED, docking cable connector LED, RJ45 LEDs
Operating systemsWindows 10, Windows 11, Ubuntu 20.04 and later
Systems managementWireless vPro supported by the computer, Kernel DMA protection, MAC address pass-through
Dimensions205 × 90 × 29 mm (8.07 × 3.54 × 1.14 in)
Weight650 g (1.43 lb)

Sources: Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD22TB4 User Guide (product specifications, views, display resolution table); Dell Thunderbolt Dock Administrator's Guide (firmware and asset management).

Questions we get asked.

Will the WD22TB4 work with my laptop?

Dell lists it as compatible with Thunderbolt computers and USB-C computers with DisplayPort Alt Mode. Dell laptops get up to 130 W and power-button sync on compatible systems; non-Dell laptops get 90 W. Non-Thunderbolt devices on the dock's Thunderbolt ports run at USB 3.0 speeds.

Can I upgrade a WD19-family dock to Thunderbolt 4?

Dell documents it: the WD19, WD19S, WD19TB, WD19TBS, WD19DC and WD19DCS accept the WD22TB4 cable module, after a firmware update before and after the swap. A WD19 that shipped with a 130 W adapter needs a 180 W adapter once upgraded. This listing is the complete WD22TB4.

Will the dock charge my phone with the laptop unplugged?

Yes. Dell calls it the charging station feature: with the AC adapter connected to the dock, phones and other USB-powered devices charge even when no computer is attached.

My devices stopped working after a power cut. What should I do?

The dock runs on AC power only and has to renegotiate power with the laptop after an outage. Disconnect and reconnect the AC adapter at the back of the dock. If the dock has no power, unplug the USB-C cable from the computer and the adapter, plug the adapter back in, and the dock LED blinks three times.

What if my displays don't detect, or flicker?

Use the cables that came in the box, check the monitor input, and keep resolutions within the table for your laptop. HDMI and the rear USB-C video port are muxed, so only one of them drives a display. For flicker, disconnect the cable from the laptop and remove the adapter, then reconnect the adapter before the laptop. Current BIOS, graphics and dock firmware fix most detection problems.

What warranty comes with it?

It is covered by the AnyHDD 1-year warranty from the date of delivery, against defects in materials and workmanship and hardware failures under normal use. It may also carry the manufacturer's warranty.It is covered by the AnyHDD 1-year warranty from the date of delivery, against defects in materials and workmanship and hardware failures under normal use.

Can I return it?

Yes: 30-day returns, with free return shipping on defective items. You have 30 days from delivery.You have 30 days from delivery. If it arrived defective, damaged or isn't what you ordered, we cover return shipping; for other returns the return label is yours. Please send back the same item we shipped.

Is it new, or renewed?

This listing is new: the dock ships factory sealed in Dell's own carton, with our cables and cloth packed alongside.

Is it new, or renewed?

This listing is renewed: the dock has been through the five stations above, tested on every port, firmware updated, reset, cleaned, graded and repacked with the adapter and cables.

Who is AnyHDD?

We've supplied business IT hardware since 2006: new and certified refurbished docks, monitors, printers, scanners and storage, tested on our own bench before they ship.