Dell Pro Dock WD25 USB-C Docking Station — Four Displays + 100W Charging Over One Cable, $209.95 CAD

Amazon.ca has the Dell Pro Dock WD25 USB-C docking station for $209.95 CAD (list $219.99, 5% off). Prime members ship free; otherwise orders over $35 CAD ship free.

This one runs DP Alt Mode rather than DisplayLink, which means native output instead of driver-compressed video — three or four high-resolution displays stay sharp and the cursor doesn't lag. One USB-C cable to the laptop also delivers up to 100W of charging (a 130W adapter is in the box), so your desk ends up with a single cable.

Ports are generous: 10 in total, with 4 × USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) and 1 × USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 for data, plus four powered USB-A ports and a 15W USB-C. There's one DisplayPort, one HDMI and Ethernet. It measures 20.5 × 9 × 3.5 cm and weighs 549 g.

A nice detail: the USB-C cable can be routed out either the left or right side, and the connector is the newer, sturdier design. Compatibility is listed broadly — Windows 10/11, Ubuntu, Red Hat, ChromeOS and macOS — and reviewers confirm it works under Ubuntu with GNOME. The most repeated comment is how easy it makes docking and undocking for travel.

Warranty is 3 years limited hardware with Advanced Exchange. Standby power draw is up to 72% lower than the previous generation, and the chassis uses at least 65% post-consumer recycled material.

To be straight with you: the saving is only $10 CAD, so if price is your motivation, waiting makes sense. If you need a dock that handles multiple displays properly without DisplayLink, with a 3-year warranty, the 4.5-star rating across 363 reviews and a #21 rank in docking stations is why it's worth the money.

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