Anker Nano Laptop Docking Station with Detachable Hub, 13-in-1 USB-C Triple Display with 2 HDMI and 1 DP, 10 Gbps USB-C, 3 USB-A, Audio, SD/TF, Ethernet, 100W Max PD for Dell, Lenovo, HP, and More

Solid Multi-Monitor Hub with a Smart Detachable Design
The Anker Nano Dock provides a good selection of ports: two HDMI and one DisplayPort, which allow for triple-display extended mode. I usually connect two external monitors to my Windows laptop, but I tested it with three and everything worked perfectly.It helps keep my workspace tidy by replacing multiple cables with a single USB-C connection, and it allows me to switch between my personal and work laptops very quickly.What I find another useful feature is the detachable design: the small one can be separated from the base, making it compact enough to slip into a laptop bag for travel or meetings.Overall, it’s a practical and well-thought-out docking solution that works well both at a fixed desk and on the go. If you need multiple-monitor support and need to switch devices, it’s definitely worth considering.

Great product
This is a great product.First of all, the design of this USB-C docking station is very creative. It uses a main dock + detachable hub design. When working at my desk, I can keep it on the table, and when I need to travel, I can press the mechanical button to pop out the small hub. The eject and insert mechanism feels smooth and solid, and it’s very convenient to carry around.It also has plenty of ports and can connect up to three displays at the same time, which is a huge help for my creative and design work.

Works well, not enough power for Dell Laptop
It works well, but isn’t powerful enough for my Dell XPS-15 laptop so I always get a warning that performance sill be impaired…but it seems to keep it charged while I’m using it.

No DisplayLink = not 3 monitors+laptop display screen use; dual display signal drop problem
I decided to invest in this docking station because my small USB-C Anker hubs worked to connect 2 hdmi monitors but one would go off periodically. An annoyance while working but really disruptive during a meeting when I’m screensharing! The same thing happened using different monitors, 3 different laptops (one brand new), and two different Anker usb-c hubs. I also wanted to add a 3rd monitor, to extend across 4 display screens. This way I can have a zoom/teams/meet meeting open on the laptop, a workbook on one screen, an ERP on another screen, and a program connected with the ERP on a 4th screen. Maximum efficiency.Everything connected pretty easily. I was happy for about 10 minutes until… blank screen again! Same problem, one monitor display drops signal with this docking station that cost over 3 times what I paid for the portable hubs.And I found out, there is no DisplayLink technology in the Nano, so despite having ports for 3 monitors and claiming ‘triple display’, the reality is this: if you want to use 3 monitors AND have a functioning laptop display, unless your hardware specifically supports it, you can’t even if you download DisplayLink drivers and make it work using this dock. Yes your laptop will recognize all 4 displays, but you can only use 3 of them (with one being the laptop screen, or you forfeit using that screen), so what is the point in having 2 hdmi and a DP for displays? Ye you can plug it all in but you can only use dual monitors with your laptop, and one of the monitors may randomly go blank for 10-30 seconds.Anyway, I’m going to choose an actual docking station for 3-4 monitors that has DisplayLink. It will cost about 3 times more than this nano but at least it will (hopefully) function.