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Dell WD19 USB-C Docking Station Bundle (180W Adapter Included) with HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet & Multi-Port Connectivity
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What's in the box.
One cable. Your whole desk.
Plug the Dell WD19 (180 W) into a USB-C laptop and it takes over: up to 130 W of charging, up to three displays, Gigabit Ethernet and five USB ports, through one cable.
Charges while it works.
The 180 W adapter powers the dock and sends up to 130 W to a Dell laptop, or 90 W (USB Power Delivery 3.0) to any other laptop, over the same USB-C cable that carries the displays. On supported Dell laptops with ExpressCharge enabled, Dell lists batteries up to 100 Wh reaching 80% in about an hour with the laptop off.
The USB ports keep charging phones and power banks with no laptop connected, as long as the dock is on its adapter.
Up to three displays.
Pick your laptop and layout.
Two DisplayPort 1.4, plus HDMI 2.0 or the rear USB-C (one or the other: they share a channel). Choose your laptop's DisplayPort capability and how many screens you run.
Dell: the HDMI and the rear USB-C video port are toggled; only one of them can drive a display at a time.
With Intel graphics and the laptop screen on, Dell supports two external displays; NVIDIA or AMD discrete graphics support three external displays plus the laptop screen.
Figures from Dell's WD19 User Guide display resolution table. Each monitor's EDID also limits them; on Linux the external count is one less than shown. HDCP up to HDCP 2.2.
11 ports, front and back.
Video, network, USB and audio out on the back; USB-C, USB-A and a headset jack up front.
Front
Rear
The rear USB-A pair is stacked.
Front
- USB-C 3.1 Gen 1/Gen 27.5 W
- USB-A PowerShare10 W, BC 1.2
- Headset jackheadphone and microphone
Rear — video
- DisplayPort++ 1.4 × 2up to 4K 60 Hz, see selector
- HDMI 2.0shares a channel with the rear USB-C
- USB-C with DisplayPort 1.4USB 3.1 Gen 1/Gen 2 · 15 W
Rear — data and power
- USB-A × 24.5 W each
- Gigabit EthernetWake-on-LAN, MAC pass-through on select Dell systems
- Line outfor speakers
- Power in 7.4 mm180 W adapter
- Host cable USB-C1 m, swappable cable module
Wired where it counts.
Gigabit Ethernet gives a laptop that lives on Wi-Fi a steady connection at the desk, with the management features IT asks for on Dell systems.
- Gigabit EthernetRJ45: green 10 Mb, amber 100 Mb, green + orange 1 Gb; flashing amber on activity.
- Wake-on-LANFrom S3, S4 or S5 sleep states with select Dell systems.
- MAC address pass-throughWith select Dell systems: the laptop keeps its own network identity through the dock.
- PXE and USB bootSupported through the dock once enabled in the laptop BIOS (Dell troubleshooting guide).
Built for the whole floor.
The WD19 family is Dell's modular commercial dock line: managed, updated and serviced like the rest of the fleet.
Managed firmware
Dock firmware updates on Windows, Linux (fwupd/LVFS) and ChromeOS; command-line silent install for IT.
Asset management
Dell Command | Monitor and Microsoft SCCM report the dock locally and remotely.
Swappable cable module
The USB-C cable module comes off with two screws for field replacement.
Power button sync
On supported Dell systems the dock button powers on, sleeps or force-shuts down the laptop.
Works with what you already own.
Any laptop with DisplayPort over USB-C. Dell systems get the full power rating, power-button sync, Wake-on-LAN and MAC pass-through.
A USB-C port with DisplayPort Alt Mode ("DisplayPort over USB Type-C"). Dell supports its docks with select Dell systems; see the Dell Commercial Docking Compatibility Guide.
Dell's Realtek USB GbE Ethernet driver and Realtek USB Audio driver for full function on Windows, from dell.com/support. Dell Command | Update automates it on Latitude, Precision and XPS.
Renewed, the way we do it.
Every WD19 180W goes through the same five stations before it's listed. If it doesn't pass, it doesn't ship.
Intake and identification
Model, revision and service tag logged. Anything that isn't a genuine Dell WD19 180W is rejected here.
Full functional test
Every port loaded, every video output driven, power delivery measured under load on a real laptop.
Firmware and erase
Latest Dell dock firmware applied. Any stored settings cleared.
Clean and grade
Housing cleaned and inspected. Cosmetic grade recorded.
Repack with the right adapter
Matched with a 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.
Factory sealed.
This one is factory sealed, so it skips the bench entirely — it ships exactly as it left the manufacturer.
New stock arrives sealed and stays that way, so there is no bench record to show.
It carries the same 1-year AnyHDD warranty as everything else on the site.
Tech specs
As published in Dell's WD19 User Guide.
| Model | Dell Dock WD19 (180 W) |
|---|---|
| Host connection | USB 3.1 Gen 1/Gen 2 Type-C, 1 m cable (swappable cable module) |
| Video ports | 2 × DisplayPort++ 1.4 1 × HDMI 2.0 or 1 × USB-C with DisplayPort 1.4 (shared, one at a time) |
| External displays | Up to 3, depending on the laptop (see the layout selector) |
| USB-A ports | 3 × USB 3.1 Gen 1: 1 front with PowerShare (10 W), 2 rear (4.5 W each) |
| USB-C ports | 1 × front USB 3.1 Gen 1/Gen 2 (7.5 W) 1 × rear USB 3.1 Gen 1/Gen 2 with DisplayPort 1.4 (15 W) |
| Network | Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45). Wake-on-LAN (S3/S4/S5) and MAC address pass-through with select Dell systems |
| Audio | Front headset jack, rear line out |
| Power adapter | 180 W, 7.4 mm barrel |
|---|---|
| Power delivery to host | 130 W to Dell systems with the 180 W adapter; 90 W USB PD 3.0 to non-Dell systems |
| Button | Sleep / wake / power; mirrors the laptop's button on supported Dell systems |
| LED indicators | Adapter LED white; dock LED flashes three times on power; cable LED on when the host supports video + data + power; RJ45 link and activity |
| Firmware and management | Dell dock firmware utility (silent install), Dell Command | Update, Dell Command | Monitor, SCCM |
| HDCP | Up to HDCP 2.2 |
| Dimensions | 205 × 90 × 29 mm (8.07 × 3.54 × 1.14 in) |
| Weight | 590 g (1.30 lb), dock |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C to 35 °C |
Source: WD19 User Guide (parts and features, docking specifications, display resolution table, LEDs, FAQ, troubleshooting); Administrator's Guide for firmware tools. Inch conversion of the dimensions is ours.
Questions we get asked.
Will the WD19 180W work with my non-Dell laptop?
Yes, if its USB-C port carries DisplayPort (Alt Mode): non-Dell laptops get 90 W (USB Power Delivery 3.0), video, USB and Ethernet. The dock's power button, Wake-on-LAN and MAC address pass-through work with supported Dell systems only. Dell supports its docks with select Dell systems; check the Dell Commercial Docking Compatibility Guide.
Why can't I use the HDMI port and the rear USB-C for two separate monitors?
Dell built the HDMI 2.0 and the rear USB-C video port as one shared output: only one of them can drive a display at a time. Use the two DisplayPorts plus one of those two.
Will the dock charge my phone with the laptop unplugged?
Yes. Dell calls it the charging station feature: with the dock on its own adapter, the USB ports charge a phone or power bank even with no laptop connected.
My connected devices stopped working after a power cut. What should I do?
The dock runs on AC power only and must renegotiate power with the laptop after an outage. Dell's reset: unplug the USB-C cable from the laptop, remove the adapter from the dock, connect the adapter first and the laptop second.
The fan comes on. Is that normal?
Yes. The fan is temperature-controlled with five speeds and runs briefly when you first plug in the adapter. A loud fan means it's running hot: clear the vents and keep the room under 35 °C. If over-temperature protection shuts the dock down, unplug the USB-C cable and power, wait 15 seconds, and plug the power back in.
How fast does it ship?
Every order ships with tracking. Delivery options and timing are shown at checkout.
What warranty comes with it?
One year from the date of delivery. It may also be eligible for the original manufacturer's warranty, but AnyHDD's own 1-year coverage applies either way.One year from the date of delivery, covered by AnyHDD.
What if I need to return it?
If it fails in the first 30 days, you choose replacement or refund. There is no restocking fee, and refunds go back to your original payment method. If the item arrived defective, damaged, or isn't what you ordered, AnyHDD pays the return shipping; for any other reason the return label is yours to cover.
Is anything left on the WD19 180W from a previous owner?
No. Renewed units go through firmware and reset before they are listed: settings returned to factory defaults, and any stored settings cleared. We've supplied IT hardware to businesses since 2006.
