They connect via a wired USB Type‑C host interface and support USB Power Delivery pass‑through so a single cable can carry data and charge the laptop.
Available display outputs include HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort (some models include two DisplayPort 1.4 ports). The Thunderbolt dock listing also shows VGA and additional DisplayPort options.
Warranty coverage varies by model: one listing shows a 3‑year limited warranty, while another lists a 1‑year limited warranty.
Power delivery depends on the model. Listings show around 100 W (up to 100 W over a single USB‑C cable) and one title lists 120 W.
Many models list five USB ports total—typically three USB‑A (USB 3.0) ports—while some descriptions add two USB‑C ports in addition to the three USB‑A ports.
Security features mentioned include HP Wolf Security, HP Sure Start, and a Zero Trust Framework, described as part of an end‑to‑end security approach for the dock and cloud.
Typical dimensions vary by model; listings show approximately: height 2.7–5.1 in, width 7.6–12.1 in, depth 3.9–12.1 in, and weights around 1.5–1.8 lb.
They use wired connectivity with a USB Type‑C host interface; one listing is identified as a Thunderbolt model.