Anker 552 [USB]-[C] [Hub] (9-in-1) with 100W Power Delivery, [4K]@30Hz [HDMI], 4 [USB]-[C] and [USB]-A Data Ports, Ethernet and SD/microSD [C]ard Slot for MacBook, HP, Dell Laptops, and More

This docking station meets my requirements effectively. It provides sufficient ports to connect my devices and charge my laptop. It enables seamless switching between my work and gaming laptops, eliminating the inconvenience of managing multiple cables. A single solution for all my needs.

I bought two of these for my two new MacBook Pro Max laptops. They are a must-have and work as expected. Anker products always seem high quality and work well.

Been using it for years at this point, very good sidekick for my macbook air. I've connected it to TVs for gaming, to my office setup for work, and even integrated it into my server rack as a temporary media server for a while with this dock.

I really like the build quality and the looks. Reducing one star as I have had several issues several times when. I use the cat6 connection. Not sure why it happens

I bought this for my wife to use with her work Inspiron 5420. Even though the OEM charger is only 65 watts, the laptop was unable to negotiate a 65W rate with this dock. I don't think this is any fault of Anker's, but rather may be Dell's efforts to reduce the use of aftermarket accessories.

I love how this has a lot of ports in a sleek design and adds a lot of functionality to my laptop.

This (along with Anker USB-C to HDMI adaptor) works perfectly with our 2018 MacBook Pro (2.7 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 w/ 4 USB-C connections - you will use 2) to use 2 Samsung monitors with different programs. The mouse cursor moves seamlessly between the screens. The MacBook screen only mirrors one of the monitors (so you don't get 3 screens) and we have to leave the MacBook slightly open to use the fingerprint ID. Power for the MacBook runs through this device and we have peripherals attached (keyboard, scanner and ethernet cable instead of wifi). So much nicer than having to switch between screens on a tiny 13" monitor!

All the other functionality of the hub works as expected, but the HDMI port has failed after less than three months of usage. Direct connections work fine and the cable also works, so the hub is definitely the culprit.Not the first time this has happened with Anker hubs, but it will likely be the last for us.