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14 Mar, 2026







£24.22 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
For £20-quid ex-VAT, the Targus HyperDrive wired dock is basically a “good enough” add-on if you just need a quick, reliable way to add a couple of essentials without making a big investment. It’s the sort of thing you’d buy for an office desk, a hot-desking setup, or for someone who doesn’t want the faff of expensive docking stations—especially if their main pain is simply getting cables under control and having a consistent connection every day. In that context, it’s good value.
That said, I wouldn’t buy it for anyone expecting serious multi-monitor performance, lots of charging/expansion, or a one-dock-fits-all solution for modern laptops with more demanding docking needs. Wired docks also tend to be less flexible than higher-end options if your staff frequently move between desks. If you’ve got a standard, predictable laptop model and you just need “connect and go,” it’ll likely do the job. If you need something more future-proof or heavy-duty, spend a little more elsewhere.

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