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18 Mar, 2026







£108.79 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
For £90.74 ex-VAT, the Targus DOCK116GLZ is a sensible “workhorse” dock for people who want a straightforward USB‑C single-cable setup without spending bigger money. In day-to-day office use it typically does the job: you plug it in and get your ports working reliably for peripherals, monitors, and charging/desk tidy. The wired USB‑C angle (rather than some fancier dock ecosystem) usually means fewer moving parts and less faffing when you swap between home/office—good if you’re not trying to run a whole command centre of exotic add-ons.
That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you’re the type who relies on lots of high-performance multi-monitor setups or you’ve got very specific docking requirements (certain screen resolutions/refresh rates, particular USB devices, or tight IT-managed driver policies). With docks in this price band, the “it works” experience is great, but the edge cases are where people get frustrated—especially if you’re expecting workstation-level graphics behaviour. If your needs are basic-to-solid—standard monitors, office peripherals, reliable connectivity—this is good value. If you need maximum flexibility under the most demanding display/USB scenarios, spend time validating your exact monitor setup first (or consider a higher-tier dock).

STARTECH
StarTech.com 4 Port USB 2.0 Extender Hub over Single CAT5e/CAT6 Ethernet Cable (RJ45), 330ft (100m), USB Extender Adapter, Externally Powered, 480 Mbps, Metal USB Extender Kit - Power/Link LEDs (USB2004EXT100) - USB extender - USB 2.0 - over CAT 5e/6 - up to 100 m

Kensington
Kensington - Network adapter - USB-C - 2.5GBase-T x 1

STARTECH
Triple-Monitor USB4 Dock 4K 60Hz

D-Link
D-Link DUB-M610 - Docking station - USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 - HDMI