The inclusion of 2.5GbE is notable here as is the support of dual 4K60 monitors and a total of three USB-A ports. While it carries a hefty price tag, it also comes feature-packed. The Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock looks pretty impressive, all things considered. The Microsoft Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock is already available for purchase and comes in with a cost of $299.99. You’ll also find functions like being able to update the firmware through Windows Update, Wake on LAN from Modern Standby, and MAC address passthrough on top of Surface Enterprise Management Mode. That makes it even more versatile, and great for those who might have a work and personal computer that use the same dock depending on the time of day. Now, a unique function here is that Windows 11 remembers the settings of previously-connected peripherals, so the dock will recall various display and connection settings of each device that the dock plugs into. If that’s not enough, a 2.5G Ethernet port is also available for multi-gig networking out of the box, and all of this is brought to your computer through a single Thunderbolt 4 cable. On top of that, there are a total of three USB-C ports (two of which are DisplayPort Alt-enabled), three USB-A ports, and 3.5mm audio output. For starters, it features two 4K60 monitor outputs and up to 96W of charging, which is enough to power just about any USB-C devices on the market. The latest Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock has a lot to like about it, and could honestly become a go-to for those that want to connect their Thunderbolt 4 or USB4 computer to a variety of peripherals. As part of this, you can now use any Thunderbolt 4-compatible dock with your Surface devices, but also, that makes Microsoft’s official accessories compatible with a lot more computers as well. Microsoft has finally gone away from the long-loathed Surface Connector as a connection standard with its latest lineup of premium portable computers and fully embraced the Thunderbolt 4 ecosystem. Microsoft’s new Thunderbolt 4 dock works with basically any computer
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