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Hello,

 

I am looking For a  Docking station for an HP Pavilion 15-cs3153cl laptop. I want to hook up a single HP monitor with built in webcam, keyboard, and mouse. Can anyone help direct me to a compatible docking station that will work. Need one ASAP. 

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Hi K_Spaz.  I just bought the same laptop and I also need a docking station but it doesn’t appear the USB-C port on this model supports power delivery and video output which are prerequisites for a docking station.  I found the following spec sheet and if you look under the “External notebook ports” section (second page on left side), it states that the USB-C port supports “Data transfer only”.  Disappointing to say the least and I don’t understand why this isn’t a standard on all laptops.


https://mobilecontent.costco.com/live/resource/img/static-us-pdf/1422467-Spec_Sheet.pdf

 

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That’s a real disappointment. Thanks for the feedback. I wonder if there is a docking station solution via USB port that would allow for the needed data transfer and video connection. 

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Not that I know of.  Only USB-C ports are able to natively send video signals (regular USB ports cannot) and with this model it's not setup to do so.  You could get an HDMI splitter (like a 1x4 duplicator) and connect any HDMI devices you might have that way.   

 

Here's an example of a splitter:

https://www.amazon.com/1x4-HDMI-Splitter-OREI-Resolution/dp/B007NKOC2W/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=U...

 

You could also get a USB to HDMI or VGA adapter but my experience with them has been less than satisfactory because they require special software drivers and they are glitchy but then I am cheap and won't usually buy the more expensive ones.

 

https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Graphics-Converter-Projector-Compatible/dp/B08FHN8SM6/ref=sr_1_1_sspa...

 

In my case, I have an older 17" monitor that is VGA only so I am going to get an HDMI to VGA converter and hook it up that way so I at least have an external monitor.  Good luck and I hope you find something that works for you.

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