Hybrid work means people move between locations. A good peripheral setup makes switching painless.

Docking stations

One USB-C or Thunderbolt cable can connect power, monitors, network, keyboard, and mouse. Look for:

– Enough video outputs for your monitors

– Power delivery matching the laptop’s needs (65–100 W typical)

– Gigabit or 2.5 GbE wired networking

– Compatibility with your laptop brand (universal docks work with most)

Monitors

Two screens, or one large screen, boost productivity noticeably. See our monitor guide for details.

Keyboards and mice

Wireless sets reduce clutter. Ergonomic models are worth the small premium for heavy typists.

Headsets and webcams

Noise-cancelling headsets make video calls clearer. Choose Teams- or Zoom-certified models for easier management.

Home-office kit

Consider giving remote staff a “standard kit”: dock, monitor, keyboard, mouse, headset. It reduces support calls and keeps experiences consistent.

Standardize and track

Record what each person has, so replacements and returns are simple.

DBR Soft supplies complete hybrid-work kits. Contact us for pricing.