HP Thunderbolt 4 100W G6 Dock

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The HP Thunderbolt 4 100W G6 Dock is one of those sensible “no drama” portable docks—solid build, proper Thunderbolt support, and enough power to run most business laptops without making you think about charge quirks every morning. At £151.63 ex-VAT, it’s priced like a premium dock, but the value makes sense if you’re in a fleet or bring-your-own-device setup where people actually need stable docking over USB‑C/Thunderbolt and you don’t want to babysit adapters. For day-to-day office work, it’s the kind of dock that tends to behave: reliable monitor connections, fast wake/resume, and it just stays out of the way.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it purely “because it’s Thunderbolt” if your laptop doesn’t support Thunderbolt 4/USB4 or you’re mostly using basic peripherals. You’re paying for docking-grade features and power that cheaper docks can cover. Also, if you’re expecting it to replace a full desktop hub for power users (tons of high-bandwidth peripherals, multi-display scenarios beyond typical office needs), the “compact portability” trade-off can become a limitation—at that point, you’ll want to be more deliberate about your monitor count and cabling. Bottom line: buy this if you’ve got compatible HP/Thunderbolt laptops and want dependable business docking; skip it if your use case is simple or your devices aren’t Thunderbolt-ready.