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If you just want one monitor that ISN'T 4k there are several cheap dock options that should work. The one I ordered has a USB-C data out that I'm really hoping supports dp alt mode so I can use that and the HDMI port for monitors. I'm hoping I can get two monitors (QHD and FHD), audio, ethernet, power (we'll see if it's enough) and usb port for a keyboard out of it.īiggest issue I see is that because they're geared towards Macs they barely ever have two monitor outs, or if they do the second one is VGA (gross). I've ordered a generic USB-C hub from Amazon with 100W pass through and a 90W generic USB-C charger. I think HP is wrong, but there should be cheaper options regardless. Oh man.I went into a horrible research hole a couple times on this.
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