Anker has released a versatile 13-in-1 docking station that offers a range of connectivity and charging options. The dock includes a detachable 6-in-1 hub, which can be used as a portable solution when users are away from their desks. It supports up to three monitors through HDMI and DisplayPort connections, allowing for high-resolution displays such as 4K at 60Hz on one screen or dual 2K at 60Hz. The dock also features 100W Power Delivery, which is enough to charge most laptops and smartphones efficiently. Currently, it is on sale for $120 in the U.S. and £100 in the U.K., both discounted from their original prices of $150 and £130, respectively. This dock is ideal for remote workers, content creators, gamers, and office professionals who need a flexible setup for both home and travel. It allows users to charge their laptops while connecting to multiple displays, Ethernet, and various peripherals through a single USB-C cable. This makes it a convenient option for those who want to reduce cable clutter and streamline their workspace. However, macOS users should be aware of a limitation: the dock does not support extended displays, only mirrored ones. This is due to the lack of support for Multi-Stream Transport over USB-C in macOS. Additionally, some users have reported that charging speeds may slow down when using multiple displays and peripherals simultaneously. Those with power-hungry laptops who require heavy multitasking should be mindful of this and may need a higher wattage charger. The current discount brings the price down to $119.99 from $149.99, which is a 20 percent reduction. While this is a significant deal, it is not the lowest the dock has ever been, as it has previously sold for as low as $104.49. The dock is best suited for those who want to connect two or three monitors using a single cable, need a reliable Ethernet connection for their home office, or want a hub that can be detached for travel. It is not recommended for users whose devices cannot support triple display output, those needing more than 100W of charging power, or those seeking the cheapest single-purpose USB-C hub.