I was able to do some research and yes, there is a way to replace the cable without replacing the docking station. You would have to remove the host cable with a few simple steps and two screws. The following cable would be suitable: Dell WD15 Cable for Thunderbolt 3

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According to our research, this product cannot be connected using an adapter, it must be connected to USB-C.

Yes, the Yoga 370 has a USB-C Thunderbolt port. Now you can also ask yourself whether you want to use a USB-A compatible docking station, as the Yoga 370 also has two USB-A ports. It is also important to understand which USB port is chargeable. If the USB C port of your Yoga is chargeable, I would recommend this docking station, but if one of the USB A ports is chargeable, I would recommend a docking station with a USB A port.

Yes, it works, but every now and then I have to unplug it and plug it back in again until the Mac Book Pro actually charges. As far as the connections are concerned, everything works reliably for me.

No, not compatible with vostro 3578

Yes, the Dell XPS 15 9570 is compatible with it. I use the same device and have not noticed anything negative so far. Greetings

Have you tried a BIOS update? Dell recommends that you carry out a BIOS update before using the machine for the first time. This can easily be done using the programme "Dell Command Update".

According to Dell's information, it is only guaranteed to work with Dell products. It may be that it works - but I think it is unlikely. However, there are docking stations that can be used universally, such as this one: Kensington SD4600P (HDMI, DisplayPort, USB Type-C, Thunderbolt 3, LAN/RJ45)

The Inspirion 17 also seems to be incompatible with the docking station, according to Dell: http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/accessories/apd/450-aeuo?ref=p13n_ena_pdp_vv&c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs

Very unlikely as the device is connected via USB-C (smaller than the old, well-known USB ports), which was only released in 2015.

The following is included in the scope of delivery: External power supply, Mini Displayport to USB Type C cable.

The docking station has a chargeable USB-C connection for the notebook. When using an adapter, you should make sure that it is chargeable, otherwise you will have to connect the power source separately to the notebook. I use the docking station with a DELL XPS13 and an HP Elitebook. - Most of the time it works wonderfully, but now and then I have short wobbles. (but so far not too often and therefore bearable...)