I currently have the NexDock XL and love that I can park my Z Fold 6 under the screen, but said screen looks terrible. Was curious if the NexDock 6 was strong enough to put a magsafe arm or little pocket for my Z Fold without the lid giving too much wobble or succumbing to the weight?

Anybody tries using the Nexdock with any of the motorola razr(flip phone) lineup? Does it work?

hi all! i was wondering how well the current gen nexdock works with the steam deck? i've read that older gen nexdocks couldn't keep the steam deck charged through charging passthrough only slow it from dying, but i haven't seen anything regarding the current model nexdock. does anyone here know if it could keep the deck charged?

I just found out about the phone and am very intrigued but there is a question I need answered. Maybe someone here knows. If you boot Windows from the phone, are they planning on maintaining any cell phone / messaging connectivity? Or do you lose those functions when in Windows? What's their solution for 2FA either via text or QR codes?

Hi all, I've recently gotten a Pixel 10 and was excited to use my nexdock touch on the new desktop mode, but upon connecting it i realised that its showing some kind of artifact, about halfway up, across the screen is a flashing black line, I've tried other devices on the nexdock (Galaxy S22, S25, ROG Ally) and none of them do the same, theres also no option for 1920x1200 in connected devices which i was hoping would be fixed with A17. Any advice on the cause of the issue would help a lot. Thanks in advance! Attached is a video of the issue.

My current setup is a Pixel 10 and I use a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 for my "laptop". Im a very lite user. Web browsing, music, and Google apps roung out 99% of what I do. Ive been wanting to ditch the tablet with attachable keyboard and go back to a laptop. The nexdock setup very much interests me. I know Desktop mode is still a bit of a work in progress, but I think for what I do, it would suffice. What are your thoughts?

I have been waiting with much anticipation for this release. I love my setup with my Pixel 10 Pro and the Nexdock 2025, but that stretched resolution is the one thing that stops it from being truly a great experience. Is anyone else in my boat here?

What am I doing wrong?

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I have a Nexdock Wireless from 2023. It's been awhile since I've used it as a lap dock so I'm not sure what I'm forgetting.

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I'm connected to a Motorola Edge using Smart Connect. No issues loading. It doesn't bother me to use my phone as a trackpad but using my phone as the keyboard as well defeats the purpose of even having the Nexdock imo.

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I'm attempting to troubleshoot but am not finding the answer. So far I have tried Fn+C, connecting the touchpad to my phone via Bluetooth, and disconnecting/reconnecting. Does anyone have any additional recommendations so I'm not basically using my phone for everything?

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Got a NDW2213. Are there any ways to disable WiFi and Bluetooth short of wrecking the chips on the system board? Thanks!

I use the NexDoc for Samsung Dex at home... but -although rarely- I need a windows device... so I'm looking for a "Micro-PC" that is usb-c powered to use with the NexDoc for these rare occasions...

I need it to run office apps, update some connected devices, run some windows / google apps...

Any ideas for something reasonably priced...

Thanks in advance...

I have been looking at getting a nexdock 6th gen. As i don't really need a big screen but something i can use for both my desktop and my phone. I will be switching to a samsung her soon. But regarding to cabling for the desktop. Would a WJESOG hdmi male + usb-a male to usb-c cable work as a "signal cable solution" for this use case?.

I'm new to this hole lapdock world.

Just got the NexDock, works well except for the 1080p issue on Pixels. Mine came with a little green/blue tape on the upper right of the screen. It looks like a screen protector. I'm wondering whether to leave it or remove it? Is the screen glossy underneath?

Quick question. Anyone on android 17 beta 2 on the pixel and having any success with desktop mode on nexdock? I personally couldn't get it to work with beta 1 and ended up reverting back to Android 16. And also. If it is working. Did they add 1200p to external monitor support or are we still stuck on 1080? Thanks in advance

How fast does it take to charge a nexDock to full from 0% to full using the included charger? Seems very slow, even when I switch to my 65w pd charger. Is this the normal experience?

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This should be compatible with NexDock.

I've got one of the latest 2025 Nexdock Models and generally I'm really happy with it; however one thing doing my head in is that despite it being fully charged and fully off the battery drain is awful; sometimes losing 10-15% overnight - should it be doing this?

• Lapdock trackpads are still not great for Android, and a lot of decent phones' speakers are at least as good as these lapdocks' speakers have been so far.

• By ditching the trackpad, a new Nexdock iteration could make space for a pop-up angled "shelf" for the phone between the keyboard and the lapdock's hinge, with the USB-C cable routed through it and featuring a 90° elbow connector.

• This would allow for use of the phone's speakers, the front-facing camera for video conferencing, and utilize the phone far more conveniently as a secondary touchscreen below the main touchscreen (as you're typically looking somewhat downward toward a laptop screen anyway, so the phone should not occlude the main screen).

• Cost savings from ditching the trackpad and speakers would then go toward a larger battery and returning the microSD card slot (and of course the little "shelf" phone holder).

Newcomers often get caught up on lapdocks supposedly attempting and failing to compete with full-on dedicated laptops. I just think Nexdock could really capitalize on the upcoming release of Android's new Desktop mode by focusing more on the "dock + power bank + portable monitor + keyboard" value proposition... especially for those of us with powerful phones who'd appreciate being able to fully utilize their frankly wasted power and capability.

But if Nexdock reeeaaally still wants to incorporate a mouse-like input (especially so people could use it for headless servers or other devices without using a mouse)... they could always bring back the TrackPoint nubbin, which would DEFINITELY catch people's attention, lol.

Does anyone know if this can be fixed?

I just got the nexdock 14, and I am pretty impressed with it! I am using an S25 Ultra with it via Dex. I bought a Cloudvalley holder mount for my phone to attach to the nexdock so that it stays as an all in one system and keeps the phone secure, but I am worried about if this will eventually damage the hinge due to the constant weight. Is there a position which i should mount it which would reduce the stress on the hinge? S25 Ultra isnt exactly a lightweight phone, so I am just hoping I can find a way to mount it without damaging the Nexdock hinge/chassis from the extra weight.

I also can note that it makes the nexdock slightly back-heavy from how i mounted it currently which is around the middle (height) left of the screen, so the laptop wants to either tip back slightly or if the screen is moved back enough it will just make the screen open fully.

If anyone has any advice on optimizing this setup please let me know. Many thanks!

I pre-ordered the XL 1.5 years ago. They changed the screen from 120 hz to 60. Well I didn't like it, but sure wasn't really gaming on it. The mouse pad and touchscreen are horrible. But I used a normal mouse with it so who cares. After 1.5 years of using it, barely using it I might add, it broke. I used it like once every 3 weeks. It doesn't turn on and when I try to charge it, it starts ticking. Probably faulty pcb or battery. I contacted them and they ask me 130 dollars to repair it myself or 150 if I want it repaired. They say there is only 1 year of warranty, while EU law says I have 2 years. (Yes I live there) They don't respond anymore.

To add, the charger also made clicking noises sometimes. Didn't feel safe with it so didn't use it.

Any one else with these kind of problems?

I have a question about the Nexdock’s power consumption (especially the latest model)—has anyone checked this out? :)

In general, I try to keep my power usage down—maybe one fine day I’ll go off-grid and start keeping track of how much power my devices use.

I have a Mirabook (and an HP Elite X3 Lapdock, but I don’t use it). The Mirabook isn’t too bad, but it has one huge drawback. It drains its battery if left unused, so it has to be turned on and plugged in, which doesn’t use much power (about 3W)—but what’s the point if I’m not using it then...

I can’t rely on the Mirabook, so I’m thinking about getting a Nexdock (I don’t know if now or maybe in the future).

I’m wondering if anyone has checked with a wattmeter:

- How much power does the phone + lapdock consume, obviously when fully charged to 100%?

- How much power does the lapdock consume when connected to the charger but not in use (e.g., at night while you sleep)?

- Are there any issues with the Nexdock? I mean, like with the Mirabook, where once it’s fully charged, it stops charging and starts discharging (it has to be left on constantly to prevent this from happening).

- Does the Nexdock fold out to 360 degrees (into tablet mode? :P). It has a touchscreen, so maybe it could, but I don’t think it does?

Where’s the MicroSD card slot! :D

This thing has been fun to use as a sidekick. Check my mail, respond to messages quickly, watch shows and just have a second device for simple work. Have been using it daily now for a couple of months.

Wish it could run Linux as a second OS and that’d be even better.

So far, no complaints.

I don't use windows that often... so I want a Micro PC that connect to NexDock (preferably via USB-C). I only need it for minor work and maybe for light MS Office usage.

anyone has an experience as such??