[NAME]  I completely disagree with [NAME]  here.  The fact that a system isn't listed on a compatibility list doesn't not mean it won't work.  I successfully use Dell docks including the WD15 with Lenovo systems.  And the Precision 3560 is expressly listed as compatible on the WD19's dock compatibility page here, which leads me to believe that the predecessor models would work just fine that that Dell simply didn't go back and TEST their newer systems with their older dock models.In terms of power, the WD15 and WD19 dock family models will deliver up to 90W when powered by a 130W adapter and up to 130W when powered by a 180W adapter.  The TB16 requires a 180W or 240W adapter to deliver those levels of power, respectively.  The TB18DC and its successor the WD19DCS are designed for Precision 7000 Series systems that require up to 210W of power, and they achieve that by using two USB-C/TB3 connections.  I would not recommend that you look at those.The Precision 3560 you're considering can apparently come with either a 65W, 90W, or 130W power source, likely depending on the CPU and GPU configuration you choose.  If you have one of the lower two options, you will likely be fine even without a dock power supply upgrade.  For 130W though, you'd need the larger power supply.
Hi, I am thinking about upgrading to Dell Precision 3560 but one limitation is that I don't know if it is compatible with my WD15 dock? I have two of those at two different places, so upgrading the dock is a cost factor. I have found this document, but it does not reference Precision 3560 specifically: dell-wd15-tb16-tb18dc-commercial-docking-compatibility-guide.pdf (delltechnologies.com)  Additionally my WD15 has a 130W charger. If I just upgrade the charger to 180W, will it pass more wattage so that the Precision 3650 gets enough power, or are the 130W and 180W variants different units? If anyone has tried or has an idea that would be much appreciated!  Thanks,Jan
Will Dell Precision 3560 work with WD15 dock?