Microsoft Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock compatibility
Find documented device matches and the conditions that matter for this dock.
Connection family: thunderbolt. Published host-delivery ceiling: 96 W. Actual delivery depends on the host.
Devices with documented options
Some rows establish a supported model; others establish only a connection to investigate. Read the evidence column. Monitor modes and charging are separate checks.
| Device | Evidence | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Surface Pro 9 Intel / Wi-Fi | Linked documentation | This Surface appears in Microsoft’s compatibility list. Confirm the combined screen modes. |
| Surface Pro 9 SQ3 / 5G | Linked documentation | This Surface appears in Microsoft’s compatibility list. The SQ3 model uses a slower USB-C connection. Confirm the combined screen modes. |
| Surface Laptop 7th Edition 13.8-inch (Snapdragon) | Linked documentation | This Surface appears in Microsoft’s compatibility list. Confirm the combined screen modes. |
| Surface Laptop 7th Edition 15-inch (Snapdragon) | Linked documentation | This Surface appears in Microsoft’s compatibility list. Confirm the combined screen modes. |
| Surface Pro 11th Edition 13-inch (Snapdragon) | Linked documentation | This Surface appears in Microsoft’s compatibility list. Confirm the combined screen modes. |
| Surface Laptop 7th Edition Intel Core Ultra Series 2 | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Pro 11th Edition Intel Core Ultra Series 2 | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Laptop 6 | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Laptop 5 | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Laptop Studio | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Laptop Studio 2 | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Pro 10 | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Pro 10 with 5G | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Pro 8 | Linked documentation | USB4/Thunderbolt 4 route: up to two 4K60 external displays when the device and displays support the mode. |
| Surface Laptop 13-inch | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Pro 12-inch | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Pro 7+ | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Pro 7 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Pro X | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Laptop 4 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Laptop 3 Intel | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Laptop 3 AMD | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. Microsoft documents that audio devices may fail to enumerate on the AMD model (System SKU 1873). |
| Surface Laptop Go | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Laptop Go 2 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Laptop Go 3 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Go 4 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Go 3 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Go 2 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Book 3 | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
| Surface Studio 2+ | Linked documentation | USB-C fallback: start with one external display, up to 4K60 when supported. Multiple displays need a separately checked MST chain and may use lower modes. |
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