Question 1

Can it support dual displayport video outputs at the same time @4K60hz

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This dock does not support dual 4k monitors.  Have personally tried and confirmed it does not.  Had to jump up to the WD 19 TB 180W which does support dual 4k monitors.

Question 2

What's the maximum number of monitor's can this be hooked up to?

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I have an issue with this. Technically the device has 3 ports; 2 Display ports and 1 HMDI. On my brand new Dell XPS 15 7590 laptop with a GTX 1650 graphics card and i9-9980HK processor. Only the internal 630 graphics card is used. Which at best can support 1 external 4K monitor, but not through the docking station. Only through the laptop HDMI. So the docking station is worthless, unless you except 2 4k monitors running at 30 hz, that resolution hurts my eyes. The sharpness of the screen deteriorates for me. Dell support has been worthless with this issue. To be clear the issue is the laptop (it does not use the GTX card) and running 4k monitors. If you are running HD monitors you can conceivably have 5 monitors; 3 connected to docking station, 1 connected to the laptop HDMI and the laptop monitor.

Question 3

Will this work with Apple computers like the D6000 does?

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The new MacBook Pros use 61 watt power supplies for the 13" and 87 watt power supplies for the 15". Since this dock provides 130W out, it should have no problem charging either of the MacBooks. 
I do want to note though that MacBooks utilize Thunderbolt technology, and this dock as-is does not support Thunderbolt. During our testing, we found that this dock will act as a single monitor even if two are connected to the dock. If I remember correctly, it showed the same desktop on both monitors.
There is a Thunderbolt version of this dock here: https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Thunderbolt-WD19TB-2880-60-Protocol/dp/B07V867LW4
I have never tested the Thunderbolt version with a MacBook to see if it has full functionality; we have stuck with the D6000s for our MacBooks.

Question 4

Does this charge a xps 13 the xps 13 comes with a 45 w charger is it compatible for charging and for data transfer to desktop harddrives?

Accepted Answer

The USB C connector will provide up to 65watts of power on the WD19. 
For other users that require more power than this, you will need the WD19TB or the WD19DC. The WD19DC

ASIN	B07S3XHMP1
Brand	Dell
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	Dell Notebooks/Tablet PC
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,446)
Global Trade Identification Number	00884116345923
Hardware Interface	USB
Input Voltage	230 Volts
Item Dimensions L x W x H	8.9L x 20.6W x 2.8H centimeters
Item Weight	1.3 Pounds
Manufacturer	Dell
Mfr Part Number	KXFHC
Model Number	DELL DOCK-WD19 180W
Number of Items	1
Number of Ports	13
Total Number of HDMI Ports	1
Total Usb Ports	5
UPC	884116345923
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Wattage	180 watts

Dell WD19 180W Docking Station (130W Power Delivery) USB-C, HDMI, Dual DisplayPort, Black

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