💻 Anker USB C Hub PowerExpand - 11-in-1 Adapter with 4K@60Hz HDMI & DP, 100W Power Delivery, Ethernet, 3.5mm Audio & Card Readers Review

This is a great docking station for laptops like the MacBook Pro 13 that only have two USB/Thunderbolt ports. Anker has always had great quality and this center is no exception. I haven't seen any throughput issues with the Mac's 60W PSU, and it only gets a little warm (I've only been using it for a few days, but so far so good). The only thing I would criticize about the hub is that the USB connection to the computer is supposed to be a bit longer or unplugged so I can use my cable of choice…

I usually have good luck with Anker products but this one died within days of light use. The port is terrible. The volume couldn't handle my Astro A40s, which while big headphones don't really have that much resistance. My phone with the headphone jack handles them perfectly. I couldn't get past 1080p for my output resolution on my Samsung Tab S7+, which was extremely disappointing considering it has to output 4k 60. If you use a tablet, be careful. This could be a problem for you. Pros: Mouse…

I've tried several of these portable hubs. They tend to eventually die due to excessive heat. They are convenient and compact for use with a laptop. Why would anyone carry around a docking station the same size or weight as a laptop? It defeats the point of a laptop. It's more expensive and seems to have the same heat issue. As you can see it is currently running above the upper operating temperature limit. I put it on a stone counter hoping it would take the heat away. I recommend buying the…

Connected devices: Anker PowerPort Atom PD4 (for power delivery), 1080p display at 60GHz, 1080p webcam, Elgato Stream deck, Logitech Unifying receiver and Thunderbolt hard drive. I don't consider myself a heavy user of the device, but I have many Anker products and have never had a problem. This is required for my M1 MBP as the laptop only has 2 Thunderbolt ports. I love the number of ports on this compact hub and use it as a WFH docking station. It gets quite warm, but I don't think that's too

Works as described. I use it primarily as a laptop dock when working from home, providing power, monitor connection and keyboard/mouse/USB connection to my work laptop with a single cable. It's a lot more convenient than having to plug in half a dozen cables every time I bring my laptop home. I had some issues with it initially, including a video flickering issue reported by some users. I was able to solve these problems as follows: The hub has a very short cable to connect to your laptop. It…