This clever Anker 13-in-1 docking station deal upgrades your laptop into a serious triple-monitor workstation
This is one of the cleverest docking stations I've ever seen from Anker (or anyone else for that matter).
This 13-in-1 dock with a detachable hub supports everything from triple display output to 100W laptop charging over a single cable. • Best for: Remote workers, creators, gamers, and office professionals who want a multi-monitor setup at home with a compact travel hub for on the move. • The deal: The Anker Nano 13-in-1 dock is discounted to $120 (was $150) at Amazon .
In the UK, the dock is now £100 (was £130) . • Why we like it: This docking station features 13 ports, with support for three-monitor set ups, and a 100W PD for charging smaller devices like phones and laptops.
But what really stands out to me is the detachable 6-in-1 hub.
So, you can leave the bulky main hub on your desk and take the small unit with you on the commute. • The catch: macOS users will get mirrored external displays, rather than independent extended displays.
If you don't need the extra ports and power delivery, a cheap docking station for hooking up mice and keyboards is perfectly suitable.
Nano Laptop Docking Station: was $149.99 now $119.99 We love useful gadgets like this docking station, with its 13 ports, 100W Power Delivery for laptops, and support for three monitors over HDMI and DisplayPort.
But the star of the show for us is the detachable hub, which lets you take the 6-in-1 hub with you when you're away from your desk.
In the UK: now £100 (was £130) View Deal Why we recommend it The triple display support is the main draw for a home office upgrade.
Switching from a single laptop screen to two or three monitors through one cable is one of the most noticeable productivity upgrades you can make to a desk setup.
Anker's combination of two HDMI ports and a DisplayPort covers most monitor configurations without adapters.
This allows up to 4K at 60Hz on a single screen, or dual 2K at 60Hz.
The detachable 6-in-1 hub is a genuinely practical design choice.
It means the dock doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing desk fixture; you can pull the smaller hub off and take it with you when you only need basic connectivity away from your main setup.
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