Dockningsstation HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock

The HP USB-C G5 Essential Dock is a compact docking station that expands connectivity for laptops using a single USB-C® connection. Designed for a tidy workspace, it supports frequent accessory connections, provides a stable Ethernet link and can deliver power to charge compatible laptops while enabling up to three high-resolution displays when supported by the host system.

Advantages

This HP dock uses a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C interface to consolidate data, video, network and power through one cable, reducing desktop clutter. Its compact 122 mm x 122 mm x 45 mm housing and 120W USB-C power delivery make it suitable for business environments where reliable wired connectivity (including four USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports, one HDMI, and one RJ-45 Ethernet) is required. The device is compatible with HP systems and ChromeOS and has a black finish that fits professional settings.

Suitable for

• Office workstations requiring multiple peripherals and wired Ethernet
• Business users who need external monitors via HDMI and USB-C video passthrough
• Compact desktop setups where space saving and cable reduction are priorities

Key specifications

• Interface: USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C
• Power supply: 120W via USB Type-C (power delivery to host)
• Dimensions: 122 mm x 122 mm x 45 mm
• Ports: 4 × USB-A (USB 3.2 Gen 1), 1 × HDMI, 1 × Ethernet (RJ-45)
• Connectivity technology: Wired
• Compatibility: HP devices and ChromeOS
• Weight: 0.68 kg
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the dock to your laptop using the included USB-C cable to enable data, video, network and power delivery. Attach monitors, USB devices and the Ethernet cable to the corresponding ports on the dock. Ensure the host laptop supports the required video and power delivery features to use multiple high-resolution displays and laptop charging. Install any vendor-provided drivers if prompted by the operating system.

Recommendations

For reliable multi-display and charging performance, use the supplied or a certified USB-C cable, connect directly to the laptop’s primary USB-C port, and confirm your laptop’s specifications for supported display count and power input. Keep firmware and drivers up to date for best compatibility.