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Old docking station - New Surface Pro

Rob Bishop 20 Reputation points
2026-04-23T02:25:22.0533333+00:00

Hi there

I am upgrading a couple of surface pro's in my home office - we have the surface pro docking station with the big connecter to connect and charge the older surface pro's. The new surface pro's have a USBc charge and connect port.

Is there an female receiver for the larger old style of surface charger that can convert to a male USBc to enable my old docking stations to connect to my new Surface Pro's?

Many thanks

Rob

Surface | Accessories | Surface Dock
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    2026-04-23T02:25:31.4966667+00:00
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    No adapter exists that converts the older Surface Dock/docking-station connector (Surface Pro 1/2/3/Surface 3 style with the large side connector) to USB‑C for use with newer Surface Pro devices.

    Older docking stations and the original Surface Docking station models are designed specifically for the devices they list as compatible and are not forward‑compatible with newer USB‑C–based Surface models. For example, the Docking station for Surface Pro 1 and Surface Pro 2 is explicitly only compatible with those two models.

    To use newer Surface Pro devices that charge and connect over USB‑C or Surface Connect, a compatible modern dock (such as Surface Dock, Surface Dock 2, Surface USB4 Dock, or Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock, depending on the device) is required rather than an adapter for the old dock.


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