[NAME]  Yes it’s “safe” to use the dock, but it’s also not an accident that your Alienware system isn’t listed on the dock’s compatibility list. One reason is that the WD19TBS can only supply up to 130W of power, which is less than your Alienware system is designed for. So even if it DID support being powered over USB-C/TB3, it wouldn’t be able to draw enough power for optimal performance, so you’d want to keep the system’s power source attached anyway. But I believe you’re correct that it doesn’t support power over USB-C/TB3. But that isn’t a problem. You won’t harm anything by connecting a dock. The way USB PD works is that the power source offers various power levels and then the system is allowed to choose from that list. If the system doesn’t want or can’t draw power, it won’t ask for any, and then the dock won’t provide any.Another reason that your system isn’t on the list is that Dell doesn’t list ANY laptops in their consumer-oriented product lines in its dock compatibility lists. They only focus on business-oriented product lines, and those are the only lines that Dell gives support for “specialized” features, such as support for the dock’s Power button, PXE boot, and MAC Address Passthrough. If you don’t care about any of that (loss of the Power button is an annoyance, admittedly), then the dock’s main functionality would still work for you — except for power — but lack of support for those features disqualifies those systems from being listed as supported.There isn’t a dock that would solve the power issue. There may be other docks that would provide the level of functionality you need if you wanted to look at them, though. The main question will be the displays. Size is completely irrelevant there, so the fact that they’re large displays doesn’t help understand your requirements. The important factors with displays are their resolutions and refresh rates. A Thunderbolt dock like the WD19TBS would be able to run dual displays up to 4K 60 Hz each.
Used chat support twice and got different recommendations. One Dell, one not. Dell was WD19TBS. On website under compatibility WD19TBS doesn't list m15 R3. And it has a power through TB3 port to charge laptops.  Specifications on laptop says laptop cannot be charged through the TB3 port. So is it safe to use this docking station? Either way, what is a good alternative to this Dell docking station? Need to run two large displays, external drives and USB devices. Using for AutoCad, Architectural software, processing drone imagery, mapping, and ESRI GIS software. Blue
m15 R3, Dell docking station or other recommendation?