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@Tuyf  The Dell D6000 works with both USB-C and USB-A via an included adapter.  But if your displays are only 1080p, then even the older D3100 would work, assuming it has the right outputs for the inputs on your displays.  It's a good thing you said you're only doing office work, since both of those dock options use "indirect display" technology called DisplayLink -- not to be configured with DisplayPort.  That's your only option if you want to run displays from a USB-A port, which has no support for carrying video natively, but DisplayLink's technology comes with some drawbacks that can be significant in use cases beyond office work.  I wrote about them in the post marked as the solution here if you're curious.  There are also a variety of third-party DisplayLink-based docks on the market too, fyi.

Hey, Thanks! I am checking this one: I am assuming whatever I select that uses DisplayLink will work and that my laptop model is not relevant, right?

@Tuyf  That’s the D6000. Correct on DisplayLink compatibility. All you need is the DisplayLink software, which I’d recommend getting directly from DisplayLink.com rather than Dell just to make sure you have the latest version. (Although dock firmware would need to be obtained from Dell.)

Hey, Thanks again, just to clarify Amazon says my last link is the D3100 not the D6000

@Tuyf  My apologies, that is indeed the D3100.  Should be fine for dual 1080p though.