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Microsoft 1661 Surface Dock Dual Mini DisplayPort Ethernet USB 3.0 Used

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$7.99
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Product Overview

Microsoft Surface Dock 1661 - Single-Cable Desktop Expansion with Dual 4K Display and Gigabit Ethernet

Condition

Used. Tested functional. Matte black enclosure shows light surface scratching on the top face and dust accumulation in the port openings - cosmetic only, ports and connectors are intact. Surface Connect cable is attached and connector pins are undamaged. Underside label confirms Model 1661, output markings 15V 4A and USB 5V 1.5A max, and MAC address 5882A89388E4. Dock only - power adapter is not included.

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Product Overview

Microsoft Surface Dock Model 1661 expands a compatible Surface device into a full desktop workstation through a single magnetic Surface Connect cable. That one connection delivers dual external display outputs, Gigabit Ethernet, four USB 3.0 ports, audio out, and power - all without adapters or drivers to sort out. Designed for Surface Pro 3, Pro 4, and Surface Book, with reported compatibility across additional Surface Connect-equipped models. The enclosure is compact, fanless, and passively cooled.

Key Features

  • 2x Mini DisplayPort outputs - supports up to 4096 x 2160 @ 30 Hz
  • 4x USB 3.0 Type-A ports for peripherals and external storage
  • 1x Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45) for wired networking
  • 1x 3.5mm audio-out jack (output only - no microphone input)
  • Surface Connect magnetic cable hardwired to dock body
  • Compact, fanless, passive-cooled enclosure
  • Confirmed label markings: Model 1661, 15V 4A, USB 5V 1.5A max

Applications

  • Office or home office workers who connect their Surface Pro or Surface Book each morning and need dual monitors, wired Ethernet, and USB peripherals live the moment the cable clicks in
  • IT administrators deploying standardized workstations - dock stays at the desk, users bring their Surface device and connect in seconds
  • Graphic designers and analysts driving two external displays at up to 4K resolution while pulling data from USB 3.0 external drives simultaneously
  • Educators and classroom tech coordinators building shared Surface workstations where any compatible device hot-docks to a fixed monitor and keyboard setup
  • Homelab builders adding a wired network node and USB hub to a Surface-based home server or media machine
  • Makers repurposing the dock as a compact USB 3.0 hub and Ethernet switch for a Surface-powered prototyping bench

Frequently Asked Questions

What Surface devices are compatible with this dock?

The Surface Dock 1661 requires a Surface Connect port. It was designed for the Surface Pro 3, Pro 4, and Surface Book. Many newer Surface models with a Surface Connect port are also reported compatible. Surface devices with USB-C only (no Surface Connect port) will not work with this dock.

Is the power adapter included?

No. The dock ships without a power adapter. The 1661 requires a 90W power supply (Model 1749, 15V/6A) to deliver charging power to your Surface. The dock and its ports may operate at reduced capability without it, depending on your Surface model.

What is the audio jack for?

The 3.5mm jack is audio output only. It does not support microphone input. For headsets with a combined mic/audio plug, you would need a USB audio adapter or the microphone on your Surface device.

Is this the same as the Surface Dock 2?

No. The Surface Dock 2 is a newer model with USB-C ports, higher-speed data transfer, and dual 4K @ 60 Hz display support. The 1661 (sometimes called Surface Dock 1) uses Mini DisplayPort outputs and USB 3.0 Type-A ports, and supports up to 4096 x 2160 @ 30 Hz. Both use Surface Connect.

What condition is the unit in?

Used and tested functional. Light surface scratching on the top face and some dust in the port openings - wipe it down and it is ready to work. Connector pins on the Surface Connect cable are intact and undamaged.

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