Anker 563 USB-C Hub (11-in-1)

Model Number: A8385

PowerExpand 11-in-1 USB-C PD Hub

The USB-C Hub with Huge Functionality

All The Ports You Need

Get access to pass-through charging, display media to up to 2 monitors in high definition, transfer files at high speed, connect USB devices, connect to the internet, listen to audio, and retrieve data from SD/microSD cards.

Upgrade Your Display

Instead of trying to manage all of your apps on a single laptop screen, why not connect to two external monitors via the DisplayPort and the HDMI port to enjoy the convenience of a larger, extended display.

Power Delivery Pass-Through Charging

Plug PowerExpand into your laptop’s USB-C port and then connect a USB-C wall charger to the Power Delivery input port to get up to 85W of pass-through charging power.

Access Files at Speed

Transfer movies, photos, and music at speeds of up to 5 Gbps via the USB-C and USB-A 3.0 data ports. The hub is also equipped with SD and microSD card slots that support virtually all SD card formats for seamless access to photos and other media files.

Consistent Connection

Use the Ethernet port to access stable wired internet connections of up to 1 Gbps.

Audio Connectivity

Use the 3.5 mm AUX port to connect your headphones or speakers.

Compatible Devices:

MacBook / MacBook Pro (2020 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017)

MacBook Air (2020 / 2019 / 2018)

iPad Pro (2020 / 2019 / 2018)

XPS (13 inch / 15 inch)

Yoga 720

ThinkPad X1

Spectre Folio

SF314

Pixelbook (2019 / 2018 / 2017)

Incompatible Devices:

Nintendo Switch, USB SuperDrive

Not compatible with phones

Supported Systems:

Windows 10, 8, 7, macOS X 10.6 or later, iPadOS or later.

Note

This hub can not support 4K@60Hz display with Surface Pro 7 / 930QCG / Spectre X360 laptops since they are not compatible with Display Stream Compression (DSC).

The USB-A and USB-C data ports do not support media display or charging.

Charger and cable not included.

If your laptop supports DP 1.4, the maximum resolution is 4K@60Hz for a single monitor, and 2K@60Hz for dual monitors.

(For 4K@60Hz, devices such as the MacBook Pro with M1 chip may not have any media display output. If that’s the case, change your laptop’s output settings to 4K@30Hz)

If your laptop supports DP 1.2, the maximum resolution is 4K@30Hz for a single monitor, and 1080p@60Hz for dual monitors.