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Anker 564 USB-C Docking Station
(10-in-1)
$299.99
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Anker <b>564</b> USB-C Docking Station<br> (10-in-1)$299.99
$299.99
Series 5 | Enjoy Higher Quality
Series 5
Enjoy Higher Quality
Tech that is at the cutting edge of performance and specs.
The World's No. 1 Mobile Charging Brand*
200 Million+
200 Million+ Products Sold Worldwide
146 Countries
Available in 146 Countries
10 Years of Innovation
Pioneer in Charging Technology for 10 Years
- *In terms of retail sales value in 2020.
- Data source: Euromonitor International (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., measured in terms of retail sales value in 2020, based on research conducted in 11-2021. Brands are defined as mobile charging brands if more than 75% of their retail sales are contributed by mobile phone charging products. Mobile phone charging products include chargers, wireless chargers, power banks, and charging cables, and these accessories can also be used for other consumer electronics devices.
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Model Number: A83A5
Anker 564 USB-C Docking Station (10-in-1), Designed for Pro MacBook Users
Comprehensive Connectivity
With a total of 10 ports, you can display media on up to 3 screens, transfer files at up to 5 Gbps, charge your laptop and phone simultaneously, connect to the Internet, and more.
Next-Level Display
Transform your MacBook into the ultimate multi-monitor workstation. With 2 HDMI ports and a DisplayPort, you can now enjoy 4K clarity on 3 separate displays at the same time.
Notes:
For macOS 13 users experiencing issues with the 2K DisplayPort, update the DisplayLink software to DisplayLink Manager V1.8 via the DisplayLink official website.If you cannot detect the dock after updating to macOS Ventura, please follow these steps: Privacy & Security > Allow accessories to connect.
2K monitors that do not support 2048×1152 will usually switch to 1920×1080.
The 2K HDMI port and the 2K DisplayPort do not support High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) and cannot play HDCP content, including some Netflix and YouTube paid content. When using the above ports to play HDCP content, the video may not be played, the screen may turn black, the video resolution may be greatly reduced, or other issues may occur.