Dell docking station T93J6 Thunderbolt 3 with 130W Power Delivery and dual DisplayPort

The Dell docking station T93J6 Thunderbolt 3 with 130W Power Delivery and dual DisplayPort provides a single-cable desktop expansion solution for compatible laptops. It consolidates power delivery, video output and peripheral connectivity into one compact unit, enabling simplified cable management and support for dual external displays via two DisplayPort outputs while supplying up to 130W to charge connected systems and accessories.

Advantages

This Thunderbolt 3 docking station delivers high-speed data and video over a single cable while providing up to 130W power delivery to the host laptop and attached devices. Dual DisplayPort outputs allow connection of two monitors for extended desktop or mirrored configurations. The dock centralises USB ports and network connectivity to reduce desk clutter and maintain a consistent set of peripherals across work sessions. Built for professional workflows, it supports reliable power distribution and stable video signals for multi-monitor setups.

Suitable for

• Office and home workstations requiring dual external monitors
• Professionals who need a single-cable laptop docking solution
• Users who require power delivery to charge laptops and peripherals
• Environments where simplified cable management and peripheral consolidation are needed

Key specifications

• Interface: Thunderbolt 3 host connection (single-cable)
• Power delivery: up to 130W to connected laptop and devices
• Video outputs: two DisplayPort connectors for dual external displays
• Supported display modes: extended desktop and mirrored output (dependent on laptop GPU and drivers)
• Peripheral connectivity: multiple USB ports and dedicated network connection (ports vary by model configuration)
• Intended use: desktop docking and expansion for compatible laptops

How to use

Connect the docking station to a compatible laptop using the Thunderbolt 3 cable. Attach up to two external monitors to the docking station using DisplayPort cables and configure display settings on the laptop to enable extended or mirrored mode as required. Plug USB peripherals and an Ethernet cable into the dock to centralise connections. Ensure the docking station is connected to AC power so it can provide up to 130W Power Delivery to the host system. Install any vendor-supplied drivers or firmware updates on the laptop if prompted to ensure full functionality.

Usage recommendations

Use certified Thunderbolt 3 cables and connect the dock to a compatible laptop with Thunderbolt 3 support. Verify the laptop’s power and display capabilities to confirm it can accept up to 130W and drive dual DisplayPort monitors. Keep firmware and drivers up to date and use the dock on a stable, ventilated surface to maintain reliable operation.