Microsoft Audio Dock - Up to 90dB SPL - Two omni-directional microphone arrays - 70Hz ~ 20kHz for music playback - Support DP alt mode, up to Dual Display - Windows 11 Home/Pro, Windows 10, MacOS

It has USB ports and the sound that comes out is pretty nice. It's much better quality than I expected. I use it simply as a speaker for conducting meetings on Microsoft Teams and it does its job well. Good piece of computer audio equipment at a fair price point.

Absolutely one of the greatest buy in Amazon. Audio dock with dual display output (one of it is hdmi output) absolutely amazing. The sound is amazing too.Come with 90W power supply where 60W goes to charging your laptop while 30W supposedly powering the speaker and it's docking function. I plug the USB C to my laptop thunderbolt port and it just work

I want to love this device but after using it for the past few months, it has been a total nightmare. The device will randomly & fully disconnect from the laptop (USB, HDMI, POWER). I have tried all the possible fixes but it remains the same. I strongly recommend to stay away from this product if you’re looking for something reliable!

Pros:- the physical mic mute button works in such a way that even when in zoom if the software mute isn't synced properly, you can rest assured the physical mute will keep you muted if the button is lit up red.- speaker quality is decent for calls and the mic seems ok as I don't get any complaints.Cons:- probably the biggest one - depending on your laptop/device connected, the dock might not always provide sufficient power to your device via the usbc, hence unfortunately it might not be a true one cable solution for many. Even though the supplied power brick is rated 90w, microsoft do state that the dock might only provide up to 50w pd power to your device at times. Eg, I have a surface go 2 and MacBook air m1, both can be powered by then dock's usbc fine. However, my work laptop, a thinkpad x390, can be temperamental - sometimes it will work fine with just the dock's usbc connected, and sometimes it will flicker/constantly disconnect and reconnect. I suspect this is because the laptop's inconsistent power draw at times is demanding more than the dock will provide. To remedy this, I have had to resort to powering the laptop with the standard charger in addition to connecting to the dock's usbc. It doesn't bother me too much plugging in 2 cables, but I can see how others will be more anall about this shortfall. Just bear in mind, if your device's supplied brick is more than 50w then it's likely you will experience a similar issue.- no speaker mute button- the usbc to host device cable is built into the dock and non-replaceable, so if one is not careful, it's game over for the dock. I wish it was just a port so you don't have to rely on a permanently attached cable. To reduce wear and tear, I bought a short usbc extension cable.- doesn't wake my monitor up from sleep properly. I'm not sure if it's the dock or my monitor or laptop that's the problem here but when I try to turn on my monitor from sleep, the monitor won't detect a signal. So I'll have to resort to unplug and replugging the usbc.Overall:It works well and is good value for the heavily discounted price at 50usd. But I would never pay RRP for it - there are better alternatives IMO.

This is a surprisingly useful and well-made home office device. It's a high-quality speakerphone that also acts as a USB-C hub, providing power to the laptop and taking HDMI display-out from the laptop to my monitor. The call quality is very good and the echo-cancellation is very effective. The integration with Teams is excellent, with a dedicated Teams button that acts as a mute/unmute button during calls, and opens the Teams app when pressed when not in a call.I'm surprised this isn't more popular of a device. I honestly think it's a really good value for less than $70. Audio quality is fairly good, and call quality is excellent. Requires zero software and is truly plug-and-play. I highly recommend this device for working from home, particularly if you use a PC. Not sure about Mac interoperability.

I got this dock when I started working from home a bit more often. Since it can consistently be found at a significant discount, it is well worth the purchase.The microphone and speaker quality are great, with the speaker sound being excellent for the size - comparable to a high end bluetooth speaker of the size. Not needing a separate speaker system is the main reason to get this dock compared to other options.It seems that a lot of people have issues with it not providing enough power, but my Lenovo T14 has never complained (it ships with a 65W charger).This dock doesn't have too many ports, but for basic use in a tidy package, it can't be beat.

I wanted to like this device. I've given it a good run for a couple of months, connected to a two-monitor setup and regularly used teams.However, while great initially working to an acceptable condition. No issues with 2 modest 24" monitors at 60hz and 1080p. That is about all it will support, until it no longer supported it. Currently, whenever I plug this baby in, my laptop goes in disarray; begins to freeze, no signals to the monitors, signals to one monitor, and more.When it worked, I thought it worked okay with teams. The sound isn't anything to brag about and the microphone is clear enough to use in an office setting. Again, when it worked.The price and the features seem to make this a can't miss device. But I regret the purchase and consider it not worth the trouble it takes to configure it, get it working only for it to fail because it feels like failing.

The speaker is fine and honestly works pretty great. Only reason I’m giving it 3 stars is because I need it now for work and don’t have time to return it. I bought a new one and I feel like I was definitely sent a used one. The box was opened and dirty. On top of that the speaker and cables had obviously been taken out before