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Dell Pro WD25Z USB-C Docking Station 180W

  • 180W dock, USB power delivery
  • 10 ports total, 4 USB-A and 2 USB-C
  • HDMI version 2.1 plus 2 DisplayPort ports
  • 2500 Mbit/s Ethernet, RJ-45
  • 60Hz max refresh rate
  • Dell laptops listed as compatible
  • Kensington lock slot, no card reader

Last refreshed Sep 23, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A Dell-focused USB-C dock that adds video outputs, wired Ethernet and USB ports behind one cable, powered by its own adapter. It lacks a card reader and audio jacks, and the listing names only Dell laptops as compatible.

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ASIN: B0G5M2LL8MModel: WD25ZCategory: Laptop Docking Stations

Overview

A Dell laptop user with a desk full of gear gets one USB-C connection to several video outputs, wired Ethernet and a set of USB-A and USB-C ports. A Kensington slot allows the dock to be locked down, and an AC adapter powers it.

A tidy desk with several screens and wired internet from one connection is the reason to choose it, and the Ethernet port runs at a multi-gigabit rate. The limitation is a missing card reader, no headphone or microphone jack, and a compatibility list that names only Dell laptops.

Who it's for

An office desk or home workspace where a Dell laptop docks daily to monitors, a keyboard and a wired network. Owners of other laptop brands, or people who read memory cards at the desk, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Several video outputs from one cable
  • Multi-gigabit wired Ethernet
  • Kensington lock slot
  • Mix of USB-A and USB-C ports
Cons
  • No card reader
  • No headphone or microphone jack
  • Dell laptops only listed
  • Weight listed inconsistently

Performance notes

Display output is limited by the DisplayPort and HDMI versions on the dock and by the laptop's own graphics, with a stated cap on refresh rate. Wired network speed is set by the Ethernet port rating, and the USB ports share the single link back to the laptop. The dock draws its power from its own adapter.

Specifications

BrandDell
ModelWD25Z
Dimensions & fit
Item dimensions205 mm high, 90 mm wide
Capacity & performance
Wattage180 watts
Power & efficiency
AC powerAC adapter included
Construction & materials
ColorBlack
Compatibility & installation
Hardware interfaceUSB 3.1 Type C
Compatible devicesDell laptops
Other details
Total number of HDMI ports1 (HDMI version 2.1)
Total USB ports4 (USB 3.2 Gen 2)lower than 86% of 23 laptop docking stations
Number of ports10lower than 57% of 24 laptop docking stations
Ethernet1 RJ-45, 2500 Mbit/s
AudioNo headphone output, no microphone input
Card readerNo
USB-C ports2 (USB 3.2 Gen 2)
DisplayPort ports2 (DisplayPort version 1.4)
Maximum refresh rate60 Hz
SecurityKensington lock slot
Manufacturer NumberDELL-WD25Z

Closest rivals on specs

HP Thunderbolt Dock G2 with Combo Cable
  • Wattage 180 vs 230 watts (-22%)
  • Total USB ports 4 vs 5 (-20%)
HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock 72C71AA
  • Number of ports 10 vs 4 (+150%)
  • Total USB ports 4 vs 5 (-20%)
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Frequently asked questions

How do I connect the Dell WD25Z to my laptop?

The dock links over USB-C and the listing names Dell laptops as the compatible devices. The included cables entry mentions only an AC cable, so confirm the host USB-C cable with the seller. A Kensington lock slot is available to secure it.

Does the Dell WD25Z have an SD card reader?

No. The listing states there is no built-in card reader.

Does the Dell WD25Z have audio jacks?

The listing shows no headphone outputs and no microphone input.