Laptop compatibility profile
HP ProBook 440 G11 docking station compatibility
Use this page to understand the published dock-relevant capabilities of the HP ProBook 440 G11, then compare suitable docks without assuming that every USB-C-shaped connector behaves the same way.
Guide only: Check the exact ProBook 440 G11 configuration and docking station with the manufacturer before making a purchase decision.
Host connection2× USB-C 20Gbps / DP 1.4 / Power Delivery
External display recordNot stated as one universal figure
Charging targetVaries / check exact configuration
Last checked2026-08-30
What this laptop publishes for docking
The current record exposes USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. HP confirms the host-port capability, but the cited product specification does not give a single universal dock-driven external-display ceiling.
Model-specific note: External-display count depends on the exact GPU, dock and display topology; the checker will not invent a ceiling where HP does not publish one.
Docking stations to compare
The table below prioritises explicit manufacturer pair evidence where we have it. “Standards match” means the published host and dock capabilities overlap; it is not a manufacturer certification of that exact pair.
| Dock | Status | Charging profile | Evidence level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anker 568 USB4 Docking Station (11-in-1) | Standards match — verify | 100W | Published device specifications |
| Anker 575 USB-C Docking Station (13-in-1) | Standards match — verify | 85W | Published device specifications |
| Dell Dual Charge Dock HD22Q | Standards match — verify | 90W | Published device specifications |
| Dell Pro Dock WD25 | Standards match — verify | 96W | Published device specifications |
| Dell Pro Smart Dock SD25 | Standards match — verify | 96W | Published device specifications |
| Dell Pro Thunderbolt 4 Smart Dock SD25TB4 | Standards match — verify | 96W | Published device specifications |
| Dell Pro Thunderbolt 5 Smart Dock SD25TB5 | Standards match — verify | 240W | Published device specifications |
| Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD22TB4 | Standards match — verify | 90W | Published device specifications |
| Dell Universal Dock UD22 | Standards match — verify | 96W | Published device specifications |
| HP Thunderbolt Dock 120W G4 | Standards match — verify | 100W | Published device specifications |
| HP USB-C Dock G5 | Standards match — verify | 100W | Published device specifications |
| Kensington SD5780T Thunderbolt 4 Dock | Standards match — verify | 96W | Published device specifications |
How to choose a dock for this model
- Match the host standard. Start with the actual Thunderbolt, USB4 or USB-C DisplayPort capability above rather than the connector shape.
- Check your display requirement. Monitor count, resolution and refresh rate must fit both the laptop and dock.
- Check charging separately. A dock may provide working displays and USB while supplying less power than the laptop normally expects.
- Prefer explicit manufacturer pair evidence. Where the manufacturer publishes a compatibility matrix, that evidence outranks our standards-based inference.
Primary source
HP specifications — ProBook 440 G11
Check your exact setup
Use the interactive checker to add monitor count, resolution, refresh rate and charging requirements.