Exact manufacturer pair record

Dell Latitude 7350 / 7350 2-in-1 + Dell Universal Dock UD22 compatibility

Manufacturer supported

Supported according to the current manufacturer compatibility matrix

Dell explicitly lists this pairing as supported; starred entries may carry model/configuration conditions in the guide.

Guide only: This page summarises the manufacturer information we checked. Confirm the exact model, revision, firmware, operating system and display requirement with the manufacturer before making a purchase decision.

Why this answer is stronger than a port-only match

USB-C, USB4 and Thunderbolt specifications can suggest that two products should communicate, but an explicit manufacturer compatibility matrix is more specific. On this site, exact pair-level evidence takes priority over standards-based inference.

Laptop host2× Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 / DisplayPort
Dock host supportUSB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode / DisplayLink
Dock charging96W
Pair evidence checked2026-08-30

Display considerations

Dell documents Thunderbolt 4/USB4/DisplayPort/Power Delivery connectivity. The pair-level matrix does not add a separate display-count restriction in our current record.

The dock's encoded Windows ceiling is 4 and its encoded macOS ceiling is 4. These are ceilings, not promises that every laptop can drive that many displays at every resolution and refresh rate.

Charging

This dock profile can provide up to 96W to this laptop brand. Charging is evaluated separately from data/video compatibility because a dock can function while charging more slowly than the original adapter.

Dock-specific note: Universal-dock display behaviour depends on DisplayLink software, host OS and USB bandwidth. DRM/HDCP and managed-device driver policies can affect suitability.

Evidence

Check your exact monitor setup

The manufacturer pair matrix answers whether the products are supported together. Your display count, resolution, refresh rate and charging requirement can still impose additional limits.

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