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20 Mar, 2026







£80.06 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
The Targus HD4004GL at £66.48 ex-VAT is the kind of no-drama “get me back to work” USB‑C dock I’d recommend if you want solid desk convenience without paying premium workstation money. In day-to-day use, Targus generally gets the basics right: it’s straightforward to plug in, it behaves predictably with common office setups, and it’s the sort of dock that suits people who just need extra screen/ports and don’t want to troubleshoot for sport. If your team is mostly on standard laptops and you’re trying to standardise a simple dock across users, this is a sensible budget choice.
That said, I wouldn’t buy it as a “power user” dock. If you’re frequently gaming, doing heavy design work, or you’re regularly running demanding multi-monitor configurations, budget docks can be limiting (or just more temperamental) compared to higher-end models. Also, if you’re in a mixed-laptop environment (different brands/docks expectations), don’t assume every USB‑C port will behave the same—worth checking compatibility with your specific laptop model before you roll it out. For the price, though, it’s a reasonable buy for office users who want dependable value more than cutting-edge performance.

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