Top-tier Anker docking station for 9 thousand handles up to three monitors at once. It has 14 ports and a display

After its launch in the USA and China, Anker is finally bringing its latest docking station, the Prime Docking Station (14-in-1, Triple Display, DisplayLink), to Europe. The device, which was introduced at IFA 2025, offers an unusually high number of ports and an integrated display for showing charging information. On German Amazon, it can be purchased for 355.87 euros, which is approximately 8,600 CZK converted.

Up to three monitors and fast charging

As the name suggests, the docking station features 14 different ports. On the front, we find slots for SD and TF cards, an audio jack, and a trio of 100W USB-C ports – two with a transfer speed of 10 Gbps and the third with 5 Gbps. Above the ports is a 2.1 × 0.9-inch digital display, which shows charging information or can function as a clock. It is controlled by a rotary knob on the side of the device.

The rear side hosts an upstream USB-C port with up to 140 W power and a transfer speed of 10 Gbps for connecting to a computer. Peripherals can be connected via USB-A ports with speeds of 480 Mbps and 5 Gbps, and a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port is also available. However, the biggest draw are the video outputs – a DisplayPort supporting 8K at 60 Hz and a pair of HDMI ports capable of 8K at 30 Hz. Thanks to DisplayLink technology, up to three monitors can be connected simultaneously.

Compact design with metal finish

The Anker Prime Docking Station has a dark gray metallic finish and dimensions of 195 × 92 × 48 mm. The vertical arrangement saves desk space, while the integrated GaN power module eliminates the need for an external adapter. For power, simply connect an AC cable to the rear of the device.

Who is the docking station for?

With a converted price of almost 9 thousand CZK, it is certainly not a cheap solution, but the features justify it. The Anker Prime Docking Station will be appreciated primarily by professionals working with multiple monitors – graphic designers, programmers, or traders monitoring stock charts. A trio of video outputs supporting high resolutions is still relatively rare in this price category.

The station will also appeal to photographers and videographers, who will appreciate direct access to SD and TF card slots without the need for additional readers. The high charging power of 100W on individual USB-C ports will please owners of powerful laptops, which it can charge at full speed while simultaneously connecting other devices. For a regular user with one monitor and a pair of USB peripherals, it will simply be unnecessarily expensive and over-engineered.

Would you get such a docking station for your desk?

Sources: Anker, Notebookcheck, Amazon