Hey [NAME], happy to help!  Since neither of your displays has a USB-C input that would allow it to provide power and USB data to your system, you'll need to keep power attached some other way, and since you've only got two USB-C/Thunderbolt ports, you can't connect each display individually and also connect power.  So if you want to avoid the cost of a full docking station, I would suggest that you use this gadget, which is called an MST hub.  It has dual DP outputs and an HDMI output (might come in handy if you need to connect to an HDMI display or TV), and it also has a USB-C port for power passthrough, so you could connect your charger that way.  And if you had another USB-C charger that you could leave permanently attached to that MST hub (as opposed to unpacking and repacking your charger with you as you came and went from your desk), you'd be most of the way to docking station convenience.  There's no need to get a Dell USB-C charger.  Any third-party USB-C charger that supplies at least 45W should be fine here, although I'd personally go with at least 60W since the cost and size penalty is minimal and it might be more useful for other devices.And then for your USB-A wireless mouse and keyboard, if those are both paired to the same wireless receiver (or could be, which is often the case if you download a vendor utility to set up multiple pairings to a single device), then a simple male USB-C to female USB-A dongle would be fine for that purpose.  Or you might want to consider a powered USB 3.0 hub if you think you might have other devices you want to connect, and then you could just connect the hub to your system through that dongle -- or there are also hubs that offer USB-A ports but connect to the system via USB-C.Hopefully this helps!
Hey everyone, new to the community here. Hoping you fine people can help. Need to know the most efficient and economical solution to connecting my legacy equipment to my new XPS 13 9305. I want to connect dual monitors and USB-A wireless mouse and keyboard. XPS ports/specs: One USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C (DisplayPort/PowerDelivery)  Two Thunderbolt 4 (DisplayPort/PowerDelivery) 11th Gen i5-1135G7 Processor. Intel(R) Iris Xe Graphics. Monitors: Two 24" Dell E2416H monitors. Specs: I'll want to connect via DisplayPort for high def, right? Want to set up as dual monitors. I do not need my laptop to serve as a 3rd monitor if that matters. I'd actually rather keep the lid shut. Don't care if the setup charges laptop at same time (I.e. it doesn't have to be a docking station solution).  I could spring for a ~$250 Dell docking station but wanted to first ask if there's a simpler (cheaper) way here.    
XPS 13 9305 Connecting Dual Monitors via DisplayPort