Surface 13″ vs 13.8″: Does 0.8 Inches Actually Matter?

Surface 13″ vs 13.8″: Does 0.8 Inches Actually Matter?

Two Copilot+ PCs, 0.8 inches apart on paper — but very different machines underneath. Here’s how the Surface Laptop 13″ and Surface Laptop 13.8″ compare for IT teams leasing across a business, and which model belongs with which role.

Quick Summary

On paper, the Microsoft Surface Laptop 13″ and the Surface Laptop 13.8″ (8th Edition) sit a fraction of an inch apart. Both are Copilot+ PCs, both run Intel Core Ultra (Series 3) silicon, and both have a 3:2 PixelSense touchscreen.

But when you look closer 0.8 inches turns into a meaningful fork in the road: different displays, different specs and different features.

For IT teams and business owners about to lease these across a team, those differences shape who gets which device.

You’ll find both on our Surface Laptop range page.

Display

Both panels are 3:2, touch-enabled, and individually colour-calibrated. That’s where the similarity ends.

Display	Surface 13″	Surface 13.8″
Resolution	1920 × 1280 (178 PPI)	2304 × 1536 (201 PPI)
Refresh rate	Up to 60 Hz	Up to 120 Hz
Brightness	500 nits	600 nits
Contrast	1000:1	1300:1
HDR / Dolby Vision IQ	No	Yes

For email, documents, and Teams, the 13″ panel is genuinely good. For anyone working with images, video, dashboards, or design tools all day, the 13.8″ is a different class of display — sharper, brighter, smoother, and HDR-accurate.

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Performance and Memory

Internals	Surface 13″	Surface 13.8″
Processor	Intel Core Ultra 5 325 (Series 3)	Intel Core Ultra 5 335, Ultra 7 366H, or Ultra X7 368H (Series 3)
Memory	16GB or 24GB	16GB, 32GB or 64GB

The 13″‘s Intel Core Ultra 5 handles typical office workloads comfortably. What it can’t do is scale as far: 24GB of RAM is the maximum. For finance teams, analysts, developers, and anyone running large datasets, the 13.8″ is the only one of the two that has the headroom — up to 64GB with options up to Intel Core Ultra 7 and X7.

Both deliver the same 50 TOPS NPU (Intel AI Boost), so all Copilot+ features (Recall, Click to Do, Studio Effects, AI-powered search) run identically on either.

Models and Configurations

Both laptops come in the same core build options — your choice of processor, 256GB / 512GB / 1TB storage, and (on the 13.8″) up to 64GB RAM — all on a removable Gen 4 SSD.

Where they differ is the security hardware you can add at order. The 13″ comes in standard configurations only. The 13.8″ can be ordered as standard, or specced with two business-grade extras:

Integrated privacy screen — a built-in filter that narrows the viewing angle so on-screen content stays unreadable to anyone beside or behind the user. Ideal for finance, legal, HR, or anyone working with sensitive data in open-plan offices, on trains, or in client sites.
Smart Card Reader — a built-in reader for physical smart-card authentication, often a requirement in government, healthcare, and other regulated or high-security environments.

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Ports and Docking

Ports	Surface 13″	Surface 13.8″
USB-C	2 × USB 3.2	2 × USB4 / Thunderbolt 4
External 4K monitor support	Up to 2	Up to 3
Surface Connect	No	Yes
Charger	45W USB-C charger	39W power supply

Both share the same USB-A 3.2 port and DisplayPort 2.1 over USB-C.

Two things to flag here. First, the 13″ charges over USB-C and ships with a 45W USB-C wall charger (in select markets and configs); for faster charging you’ll want a 60W+ USB-C PD charger.

Second, the 13″ has no Surface Connect port. If your business is already standardised on Surface Dock infrastructure, the 13″ won’t slot in — you’d be looking at USB-C docks instead.

USB4 on the 13.8″ runs at four times the bandwidth of the 13″‘s USB 3.2, and supports a third external 4K display.

Security and Biometrics

Both are Windows 11 Secured-core PCs with Microsoft Pluton TPM 2.0 and full Microsoft Defender support, so they’re equally manageable from an IT fleet perspective.

Biometrics is where they differ:

Surface 13″: Windows Hello fingerprint reader built into the power button
Surface 13.8″: Windows Hello facial recognition with Enhanced Sign-in Security

For hot-desking, frequent docking and undocking, or regulated environments where face authentication is preferred for compliance, the 13.8″ has the edge.

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security on surface laptop 13" and 13.8"

Build and Battery

Physical	Surface 13″	Surface 13.8″
Weight	1.24 kg	1.35 kg
Battery life (video playback)	Up to 22 hours	Up to 23 hours
Battery life (active web)	Up to 14 hours	Up to 14.5 hours
Touchpad	Precision touchpad	Precision haptic touchpad

Neither model supports pen input. Teams that need pen-and-touch should look at the Surface Pro instead.

Which Should You Lease, and for Whom?

For most teams, the Surface Laptop 13″ is the smart default. It’s lighter, cheaper, and shares the things that actually matter day-to-day with its bigger sibling: the same 50 TOPS Copilot+ NPU, the same removable Gen 4 SSD, Windows 11 Pro, and Secured-core management. So the AI features, the security posture, and the IT manageability are identical.

Reserve the Surface Laptop 13.8″ for the roles that really need more: anyone scaling past 24GB of RAM, driving a triple-4K dock, leaning on the sharper 120Hz HDR display for design or data work, or where face-unlock is a compliance requirement. For those people the premium is money well spent. For everyone else, it isn’t.

Leasing through HardSoft

Leasing via HardSoft means you get to match each role to the right device rather than picking one compromise for everyone.

Plus you get full lifetime support, the option to switch devices at 12 months on Flexi, and managed offboarding when staff leave (on both devices).

Price	Surface Laptop 13″	Surface Laptop 13.8″ (8th Ed)
Weekly lease (from)	£10.05	£13.62

Not sure what the right split is for your team? Get in touch and we’ll help you spec it out.

One Cable, Full Setup: Choosing the Right Docking Station for Work

One Cable, Full Setup: Choosing the Right Docking Station for Work

This guide walks you through how to choose the right dock for your business, what the jargon actually means, and which of our docking stations fits which kind of team.

Quick Summary

If you’re equipping a team, the laptop is only half the setup. The other half is everything that turns it into a proper workstation and a good docking station does that with one cable.

Your people plug in once, and their laptop charges, their monitors wake up, and every peripheral reconnects exactly where they left it. No adapters, no tangle, no lost minutes at the start of the day.

For hybrid teams, hot-desking offices and laptop-first businesses, it’s one of the highest-impact upgrades you can roll out. We lease and manage IT for UK businesses every day, so we’ve seen what works on real desks.

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The 6 Things to Check Before You Choose

1. Connection type: USB-C vs Thunderbolt

This is the single most important factor, because it dictates how much your dock can actually do.

USB-C docks are the everyday workhorses. They’re affordable, widely compatible and more than enough for most office roles — email, documents, video calls, spreadsheets and dual monitors.
Thunderbolt docks (currently Thunderbolt 5) sit at the top end. They offer dramatically higher bandwidth, which matters when you’re driving multiple high-resolution displays and moving large files at speed — think creative, engineering, data and video work.

A quick check: your laptop needs to support the same standard to get the full benefit. A Thunderbolt 5 dock is brilliant on a Thunderbolt-equipped MacBook Pro, but plug it into a basic USB-C laptop and you won’t unlock its top-tier performance.

If you’re not sure what your devices support, that’s exactly the kind of thing our team will check for you before you order.

2. Power delivery (will it charge the laptop?)

Power Delivery, measured in watts (W), is how much charge the dock pushes back into your laptop through that single cable. Get this wrong and your laptop slowly drains even while it’s “plugged in”.

65–100W comfortably covers most ultrabooks, business laptops and MacBook Air-class machines.
140W is what you want for powerful, high-spec laptops and larger MacBook Pro models that draw more under load.

As a rule of thumb: match or exceed your laptop’s own charger wattage and you’ll be fine.

3. Displays and video outputs

Decide how many external monitors each person needs, and at what resolution, then check two things: the number of video ports and the type (HDMI, DisplayPort or Thunderbolt).

One or two screens for general office work → a dual-display dock is plenty.
Three screens for finance, trading, design, dev or operations → look for a triple-display dock.

Also confirm the dock supports the resolution you need (4K is the common business standard) across all the screens at once, not just one.

4. Ports and peripherals

Count what actually lives on the desk: keyboard, mouse, webcam, headset, phone charger, USB stick, SD card reader, external drive. Then make sure the dock has enough of the right ports — and ideally a couple to spare. A dock that runs out of ports on day one just creates a new pile of adapters, which rather defeats the point.

5. Wired networking and security

Most business-grade docks include a Gigabit Ethernet port. For office desks this is a genuine advantage: a wired connection is faster, more stable and more secure than Wi-Fi, which matters for video calls, large transfers and security-conscious environments. Every dock in our range includes Ethernet.

6. Compatibility — Mac, Windows, or both

Mixed device fleets are the norm now, so it pays to think about compatibility across your whole team. Some docks are happiest on Windows, some are tuned for high-spec Macs, and several are genuinely universal. If you run a blended Mac-and-Windows office, lean toward the universal options so any laptop can use any desk.

Not sure how to match these to your laptops? That’s the bit we’re here for. Tell us what your team uses and we’ll point you to the right dock — no guesswork required. Get in touch.

Our Recommended Docking Stations

Here are the docks we’d happily put on any business’s desks, from a tidy entry-level setup right up to a high-end creative workstation.

i-tec Nano 3x Display Dock — best value, best for hybrid working

From £0.75/week · USB-C · 100W-140W power · 2× DisplayPort + 1× HDMI · Gigabit Ethernet

Small, light and seriously capable. The Nano 3x packs multi-display support, a generous 140W of charging and daisy-chain expandability into a compact body that’s perfect for hot desks and hybrid setups.

If you want the cleanest possible one-cable experience at the lowest cost, start here.

Ideal for: hybrid workers, hot-desking offices, anyone wanting maximum value.

i-tec Dual 4K Display Dock — best all-rounder for mixed offices

From £1.75/week · USB / USB-C · 100W power · 2× DisplayPort + 1× HDMI · Gigabit Ethernet

The dependable office workhorse. It drives two crisp 4K displays, charges at 100W and plays nicely with both Windows and Mac, making it our go-to recommendation for blended teams who just want everything to work.

A comprehensive set of ports keeps the whole desk connected through one tidy cable.

Ideal for: general office teams running a mix of Mac and Windows laptops.

Alogic DX3 Triple 4K Dock — best for triple-monitor productivity

From £1.75/week · USB-C · 100W power · 3× DisplayPort · Gigabit Ethernet

When two screens aren’t enough, the DX3 steps up to three 4K displays without breaking the bank.

It’s the sweet spot for finance, operations, dev and anyone whose productivity lives across multiple windows at once — all from a single USB-C connection.

Ideal for: power users and high-productivity teams who need three screens.For Mac Users & Premium Desk Setups

Anker Prime Docking Station — best premium multi-display dock

From £2.95/week · USB-C · 140W power · 2× HDMI + 1× DisplayPort · Gigabit Ethernet

A premium 14-in-1 dock that does almost everything. Triple-display support, a strong 140W of charging and smart power management mean it comfortably handles demanding setups across Mac and high-spec Windows machines.

If you want plenty of ports and headroom in a single, polished unit, this is it.

Ideal for: premium multi-display users who want one dock to do the lot. For Touch-First & Interactive Work

CalDigit TS5 Thunderbolt 5 Dock — best for high-performance workstations

From £3.95/week · Thunderbolt 5 · 140W power · 15 ports · Gigabit Ethernet

This is where things get serious. With next-generation Thunderbolt 5 bandwidth, 15 ports and 140W charging, the TS5 is built for high-performance, multi-display environments where speed is non-negotiable. A favourite for high-spec Mac setups and demanding creative or technical work.

Ideal for: creative, engineering and data teams on Thunderbolt-equipped machines.For Multitaskers & Data-Heavy Roles

Sonnet Echo 13 Thunderbolt 5 SSD Dock — best for storage-heavy creative work

From £4.45/week · Thunderbolt 5 · 140W power · Thunderbolt 5 ports · Gigabit Ethernet · Built-in NVMe SSD

Our top-of-the-range pick. The Echo 13 combines blazing Thunderbolt 5 connectivity and 140W charging with integrated high-speed SSD storage — so editors, photographers and anyone working with huge files get expansion, power and lightning-fast local storage in one unit. The cleanest possible high-end workstation.

Ideal for: high-end creative workstations that move large files all day. For Hybrid Workers & Call-Heavy Roles

Compare the Range

Docking Station	Connection	Power	Displays	Best for	Lease from
i-tec Nano 3x	USB-C	140W	2× DP + HDMI	Portable / hybrid working	£0.75/wk
i-tec Dual 4K	USB / USB-C	100W	2× DP + HDMI	Blended Mac & Windows offices	£1.75/wk
Alogic DX3	USB-C	100W	3× DP	Triple-monitor productivity	£1.75/wk
Anker Prime	USB-C	140W	2× HDMI + DP	Premium multi-display users	£2.95/wk
CalDigit TS5	Thunderbolt 5	140W	15 ports	High-performance workstations	£3.95/wk
Sonnet Echo 13	Thunderbolt 5	140W	TB5 + built-in SSD	High-end creative workflows	£4.45/wk

Why Lease Your Docking Stations with HardSoft

We’ve been kitting out UK businesses for 40 years, and a docking station is rarely bought on its own — it’s part of a wider setup of laptops, monitors and accessories. Leasing it all together, on one simple monthly agreement, keeps things tidy and affordable.

Spread the cost across flexible lease terms instead of a big upfront outlay.
Lease everything together — laptops, monitors, docks and accessories on one agreement.
Lifetime support included, with a loan device should yours ever fail.
Expert, impartial advice to match the right kit to your team — that’s what we’re known for.
98% of businesses approved, with the whole process wrapped up in hours, not weeks.
Loyalty rewards and carbon-neutral IT as standard.

One cable on the desk. One simple agreement for the business. That’s the setup we’d recommend.

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Not All Monitors Are Equal: How to Choose the Right One for Work

Not All Monitors Are Equal: How to Choose the Right One for Work

Stop treating monitors as an afterthought. Match the right screen to each role and your team works faster, with tidier desks and less friction.

Quick Summary

If you’re rolling out monitors across your business, the right choice rarely comes down to the spec sheet. It comes down to how each person actually works.

Some people need more space. Some need colour accuracy. Some are in back-to-back calls. And plenty just need something reliable that sets up in one cable.

This guide breaks that down properly. We’ll match real-world roles to the right type of monitor — and point you to the specific models from the HardSoft monitor range that fit each one.

We’ve been kitting out UK businesses for 40 years, so these aren’t generic picks — they’re the displays we actually put on people’s desks.

The Problem Most Businesses Run Into

Most businesses pour time into choosing laptops and desktops, then treat the monitor as an afterthought.

Which is odd, because the monitor is the thing your team stares at all day.

Get it wrong and you’ll feel it:

Too little screen space means constant alt-tabbing between windows
Poor clarity means eye strain and slower work
The wrong setup means messy desks, extra dongles and accessories nobody asked for

Get it right and everything just flows — cleaner workflows, less friction, better output. The trick is to stop comparing specs first and start with a simpler question:

What does this person actually do all day?

That answer will lead you to the right monitor faster than any spec comparison. Here’s how it breaks down by role.

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For creative & colour-critical work

If your team works with visuals — photography, design, retouching, anything heading to print — colour accuracy is a must. A colour that looks right on screen but prints wrong costs time and money.

BenQ 27″ 4K Photographer Monitor — SW272U

This is the one built specifically for that job. It’s a 27″ IPS 4K display (3840 × 2160) with factory calibration, so it’s accurate out of the box — no second-guessing on day one.

Plus you get:

USB-C with 90W power delivery — charges a laptop and carries video over a single cable
Built-in SD card reader for photography workflows
Included shading hood to cut glare on colour-critical tasks

Your team will spend less time fighting colours, get consistent results across devices, and work with confidence.

LG 32″ 6K Thunderbolt Monitor

When a single creative display isn’t enough — think design-heavy teams, video editors, or anyone working across large, detailed canvases — this is the step up.

It’s a 32″ 6K Nano IPS Black panel with HDR and genuinely deep blacks, driven by a single Thunderbolt 5 cable.

Best for: studios and design-led teams who want one display to do everything.

For Mac Users & Premium Desk Setups

Some teams — leadership, client-facing roles, design-led businesses — want a clean, high-end setup where the screen looks as premium as the work on it. With Mac users especially, the right display also just feels like part of the machine.

Apple Studio Display

This is the natural pairing for any Mac-based team:

27″ 5K Retina display with True Tone
Wide P3 colour for design, photo and video work
12MP centre-stage camera plus studio-quality speakers and mics built in
Seamless macOS integration over Thunderbolt / USB-C

Best for: Mac-first teams, leadership and client-facing roles who want an aesthetic, minimal desk.

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For Touch-First & Interactive Work

If your team sketches, annotates, presents or works hands-on with their designs, a touchscreen display changes how they work. These are a HardSoft favourite for design studios and creative agencies.

Alogic Clarity 5K Touchscreen Monitor

A 27″ 5K display you can actually touch and draw on — factory-calibrated colour with stylus support, so it’s equal parts colour-accurate monitor and digital canvas.

27″ 5K with accurate, high-resolution detail
Full touchscreen with stylus support for sketching and mark-up
Single-cable USB-C setup, plus HDMI and DisplayPort

Alogic Clarity 5K Fold Touch 27″ Monitor

The same 5K touchscreen, but on a fold-flat hinge. Lay it nearly horizontal to draw, annotate or sign like a drafting table, then stand it back up as a standard display. It’s the most flexible screen in the range for hybrid creative and presenting setups.

27″ 5K fold-flat touchscreen with stylus support
Drops flat for drawing and mark-up, back up for everyday work
USB-C with 65W charging, plus HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-A and USB-B
One-cable setup for a clean desk

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For Multitaskers & Data-Heavy Roles

If someone lives in spreadsheets, dashboards, project tools and a dozen browser tabs, they don’t need ultra-wide colour accuracy. They need space.

Samsung 34″ ViewFinity S6 Monitor

A curved ultrawide that often replaces a dual-monitor setup entirely and tidies up the cabling while it’s at it.

34″ curved Ultra-WQHD (21:9) — see everything at once, fewer overlapping windows
USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort and LAN, plus a built-in webcam and speakers
KVM switch to control two machines from one keyboard and mouse
Often does the job of two screens, with half the clutter

Best for: finance, operations, project management — anyone who lives in data and systems.

For Hybrid Workers & Call-Heavy Roles

If your team is in meetings all day, the screen alone isn’t the point — they also need a decent camera, a clear mic and speakers that don’t need an apology at the start of every call. Plus, bolting on separate accessories means more clutter and more to go wrong.

Dell Pro Conferencing Monitor

This rolls the whole video-call kit into the display itself.

QHD display with a built-in webcam, mic and speakers
Microsoft Teams / Zoom ready with dedicated controls
USB-C single-cable setup that also charges the laptop, plus HDMI, DisplayPort and Ethernet
Doubles as a USB hub — no extra dock needed for most desks

Best for: sales, account management, recruitment and customer-facing teams. Faster to deploy, cleaner desks, and one less thing to support.

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For General Office Users & Tighter Budgets

Not every role needs something specialised. Plenty of people just need a reliable, sharp screen and a clean one-cable setup. And you want something you can standardise across the whole business without thinking too hard about it.

This is where a solid Samsung 24″–27″ USB-C monitor earns its place:

Full HD or QHD resolution — plenty for everyday work
USB-C connectivity with a built-in hub to cut desk clutter
Adjustable stands and easy hot-desking
Cost-effective and simple to roll out at scale

USB-C is the hero here: one cable connects, powers and moves data, which keeps desks tidy and makes hot-desking painless.

Best for: standard office rollouts and anyone watching the budget without wanting to feel it.

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The Specs Worth Checking

When you do compare models, focus on what affects the day-to-day:

Resolution

Full HD → fine for basic admin and office work
QHD → sharper text, more usable space
4K and above → needed for creative detail and large screens

Screen size

24″ → compact and standard
27″ → the best all-rounder for most desks
32″+ and ultrawide → multitasking and immersion

Connectivity — look for USB-C (single-cable setup), Thunderbolt for the highest-end displays, plus HDMI/DisplayPort and a built-in hub.

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Ergonomics — easy to overlook, but height adjustment, tilt/swivel and eye-comfort features make a real difference over a full working day.

How This Fits into Leasing (& Why It Matters)

Hardly anyone buys monitors in isolation. You’re usually thinking about the whole setup — laptops, desktops, docks, accessories — across a team.

That’s exactly where leasing through HardSoft beats buying outright:

Spread the cost into predictable monthly payments instead of a big capital hit
Upgrade as the team grows — swap or refresh hardware rather than getting stuck with it
Standardise setups across the business in one consistent plan
Bundle monitors with laptops, docks and accessories so it’s all on one agreement, with one point of support

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Not sure which way to go for a particular team? That’s what we’re here for — talk to us.

Compare the Best Monitors

Role / use case	Recommended monitor	Size & resolution	Standout features	From (per week)
Photography, design & print	BenQ 27″ 4K Photographer SW272U	27″ 4K IPS	Factory calibration, USB-C 90W, SD reader, shading hood	£12.45
Design-heavy & video teams	LG 32″ 6K Thunderbolt	32″ 6K	Nano IPS Black, HDR, Thunderbolt 5 single cable	£15.95
Mac users & premium desks	Apple Studio Display	27″ 5K	True Tone, 12MP camera, studio speakers, macOS-native	£13.20
Touch & annotation work	Alogic Clarity 5K Touchscreen	27″ 5K	Touchscreen + stylus, calibrated colour, 1-cable	£13.20
Flexible touch & presenting	Alogic Clarity 5K Fold Touch	27″ 5K	Fold-flat touchscreen, stylus, USB-C 65W	£14.35
Multitasking & data roles	Samsung 34″ ViewFinity S6	34″ Ultra-WQHD	Curved ultrawide, KVM, built-in webcam	£4.65
Hybrid & call-heavy roles	Dell Pro Conferencing Monitor	QHD	Built-in webcam/mic/speakers, Teams/Zoom ready	£2.80
General office & budget	Samsung 24″–27″ USB-C	24″–27″ FHD/QHD	USB-C hub, adjustable stand, easy to standardise	Budget pick

CalDigit Dock

CalDigit Dock Leasing for High-Performance Workstations

Leasing CalDigit docks enables your business to deploy premium connectivity solutions with predictable monthly payments and no upfront cost. CalDigit dock leasing supports high-performance workflows with Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, multiple 4K or 8K display support, and up to 98W power delivery—ideal for demanding creative or technical environments. Keep your teams connected, productive, and ready to scale with reliable desktop expansion.

Smarter, streamlined productivity tools for your team

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Docking Stations

Docking Stations That Power Your Workflow

Discover docking stations designed to expand your device’s connectivity and transform your workspace. From multi‑display setups to fast charging and high‑speed ports, our range helps you streamline cables, boost productivity and create a clean, efficient workstation.

Find the right docking station to connect more, work smarter, and simplify your setup.

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Key Features at a Glance

Docking Station	Connection Type	Power Delivery	Video Ports	Ethernet	Best for	Recommended with
i-tec Dual 4K Dock	USB / USB-C	100W	2 × DP, 1 x HDMI	✓	Blended office teams	Mac & Windows	See product
i-tec Nano 3x Dock	USB-C	140W	2 × DP, 1 x HDMI	✓	Portable, hybrid working	Some Mac & Windows	See product
Alogic DX3 Triple Dock	USB-C	100W	3 × DP	✓	Triple-monitor productivity	Some Mac & Windows	See product
Anker Prime Dock	USB-C	140W	2 × HDMI, 1 x DP	✓	Premium, multi-display users	Mac & High-Spec Windows	See product
Caldigit TS5 Dock	Thunderbolt 5	140W	3 x TB 5	✓	High-performance, multi-display environments	High-Spec Mac	See product
Sonnet Echo 13 Dock	Thunderbolt 5	140W	3 x TB 5	✓	High-end workstations	High-Spec Mac	See product

A Single Source. No Middle Man.

Cancellation Option. Peace of Mind.

As Flexible as you need. Solutions to Suit.

Support Plans. Warranty, Support & Loan Device.

Loyalty Rewards Programme.

IT Leasing Reinvented

Choose your Solution. Bespoke IT leasing with inclusive Support Plans

Flexi

Switch IT – change to alternative devices at 12 months
End IT – cancel after 12 months
Own IT – at the end for £1
Lifetime Support
Earn Rewards Points

4 Easy Steps

Pure

Switch IT – change to alternative devices at 24 months
End IT – cancel after 24 months
Return IT – refresh at expiry
Lifetime Support
Earn Rewards Points

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Accessories

Accessories That Complete Your Setup

Complete your business setup with tech accessories you can lease alongside your devices from docking stations that turn a single laptop connection into a full multi-monitor workstations, to wireless audio for hybrid meetings, protective cases for laptops on the move, premium keyboards and styluses, smartwatches for staying connected, and cameras for content creation and video calls – all chosen to work seamlessly together so your business gets a complete, ready-to-use setup on flexible monthly payments with no upfront cost and lifetime support included.