HP Thunderbolt Dock 120W G2 with Audio - for Notebook - 120 W - USB Type C - 4 x USB Ports - 3 x USB 3.0 - Network (RJ-45) - VGA - DisplayPort - Thunderbolt - Wired

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just finished deploying 12 of these in our office as part of a full office technology refresh and I and my users absolutely love them. We had some issues with three of them which HP's support quickly took care of by shipping out new units. Before diving into the performance of the devices, let's review what all the capabilities of the Thunderbolt Dock are first. The front of the dock has a short (~1m) Thunderbolt/USB type-C cable coming out of it that you connect to your laptop. This cable looks like it is hardwired but it is actually just plugged into a USB type-C port on the bottom of the dock that is covered with an easily removable base (1 simple Phillips-head screw). I replaced this with a longer USB type-C cable which gives a lot of flexibility with where to place your laptop. The front of the dock also contains another USB type-C port. The right side of the device has a 1/8" combination headphone jack, a traditional USB 3 type-A port that supports power delivery, and a security slot for using a locking cable to secure the device to a desk. The left side of the device is devoid of ports. The top of the device includes six (6) touch-sensitive buttons. The five (5) buttons across the front of the device provide controls for (from left-to-right): - Skype for Business/Teams Call Answer - Mute (this mutes the built-in microphone array) - Volume Down (this decreases the Windows master volume level by two) - Volume Up (this increases the Windows master volume level by two) - Skype for Business/Teams Call End The final button is located at the back of the top of the device and functions as the power button for the connected laptop. On the back side there are two full-size DisplayPort ports, two (2) Thunderbolt/USB type-C ports with power delivery, two (2) USB 3 type-A ports, a VGA port, the power connector, and a gigabit Ethernet port. Everything works great but especially the speakerphone features. I've used this for Zoom and Google Meet meetings and everyone I've met with has remarked at how clear I sound. The speaker portion is good as well and will get quite loud. BONUS: This works great with Macs as well!