Enjoy the portability of your laptop without sacrificing the flexibility and connectivity of a desktop when you use the 563 10-in-1 USB-C Docking Station from Anker. This docking station connects to a compatible laptop, such as the M1 MacBook, via the included USB-C cable. Once connected, you get two HDMI ports and a DisplayPort for adding up to three monitors to expand your workspace and productivity. As you work, the host connection can deliver up to 100W of power to recharge your laptop, and a 30W USB-C PD and 7.5W USB-A port can simultaneously charge mobile devices, such as a tablet and smartwatch. Additional ports let you add USB peripherals, transfer data at high speeds, connect to a local network, and more.

Please note that your laptop must support Power Delivery and DisplayPort Alt Mode, and the HDMI 2K port and DisplayPort do not support HDCP, which may prevent the display of some streaming content.

See Description for USB-C Requirement    Charge a Laptop and 2 Mobile Devices    Add up to 3 Additional Displays    Up to 5 Gb/s Data Transfer    100W USB-C, 30W USB-C PD & 7.5W USB-A    HDMI 4K, HDMI 2K & DisplayPort    2 x USB-A Ports for 480 Mb/s Transfers    1 x Gigabit Ethernet    1 x 3.5mm AUX Input/Output    USB-C Host Cable Included

• 1 x USB-C PD (Host with up to 100W charging)
• 1 x HDMI (Up to 4K/30 resolution)
• 1 x HDMI (Up to 2K/60 resolution)
• 1 x DisplayPort (Up to 2K/50 or 2K/60 resolution)
• 1 x USB-C PD 3.2 Gen 1 (30W PD and 5 Gb/s data)
• 1 x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 (7.5W and 5 Gb/s data)
• 2 x USB-A 2.0 (480 Mb/s data)
• 1 x Gigabit Ethernet
• 1 x 3.5mm AUX Input/Output

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. With this accommodate two external displays for a 2021 M1 16" MacBook Pro?

A: Yes, the HYPER Hyperdrive GEN2 10-In-1 USB-C Docking Station BH #HYHDG210 can accomodate 2 displays using the M1 Pro/Max Macbook Pro.

Q: 2. Are there standard 5.25 inch drive bays that I could install in my PC case that will read these SSD Mini's? If there was a SATA connection drive bay that I could install to read these SSD Mini's it would make my life a lot easier than having to sit the docking station on top of my chassis all the time.

A: Don't buy... They burn out. I had the same experience with 2 units. The third party options have been pretty reliable.

Q: 3. is it the same speed as Atomos Powered Docking Station with USB 3.1 Gen 1?

A: Hello Piboon, yes, all of the Atomos USB Docking are buss powered.

Q: 4. Will this work with Mac OS 12?

A: This docking station is listed as being compatible with Mac OS 10 and later.

Q: 5. Can I connect a laptop without a usb c port ?

A: No, unfortunately this device requires a USB-C port to function.

Q: 6. will this support 12TB HDD?

A: Yes this will support 12TB under Windows 10 or MacOS.

Q: 7. Will this work with an Lenovo T14 laptop?

A: Yes, the HYPER Hyperdrive GEN2 10-in-1 USB-C Docking Station, (B&H #HYHDG210), is compatible with a Lenovo T14 Laptop.

Q: 8. Will this work on an 2014 iMac and connect external HDs?

A: The HYPER Hyperdrive GEN2 10-In-1 USB-C Docking Station is compatible with 2014 iMacs and would be capable of connecting to external HHDs.

Q: 9. Can this be used with new MacBook Pro with thunderbolt ports to attach multitude of peripherals? Anyone have a review to share?

A: IOGEAR says: First, thank you for choosing IOGEAR. This will be tested shortly . Please feel to contact our customer support at 1-866-946-4327 or email us: support@iogear.com. Once again, thank you for choosing IOGEAR.

Q: 10. Is it faster than usb3.0?

A: The 3.1 is about 10% (NOT 10X) faster on sequential reads and sequential writes (the most meaningful measure if you're using best practices -- a freshly formatted disk to write then later read video files). For random reads/writes using high queue with high thread count, the numerical differences were meaningful (but may not show in practice for video work) and for random reads/writes using low queue and low thread count, a marginal difference is seen. Details follow. I ran CrystalDiskMark 7.0 using the same SSD (a Samsung EVO 850 480GB) with each dock (the ATOMDCK003 --USB A 3.0 and ATOMDCK004 --USB C 3.1) plugged directly into my HP Spectre laptop native ports. I used default settings, which produce 8 results (2 sequential read, 2 random read, 2 sequential write and 2 random write results, average of 5 tests for each result and using 1 GiB file size). The 3.1 was slightly faster on sequential reads and sequential writes -- 464 (8 queues, 1 thread) and 443 MB/s (1 queue, 1 thread) compared to 426 and 422 MB/s read speeds, and 465 (8 queues, 1 thread) and 438 MB/s (1 queues, 1 thread) compared to 431 and 429 MB/s write speeds. For random reads/writes using high queue with high thread count, -- 127 MB/s read vs. 24 MB/s -- call that a factor of 5, and 90 vs. 40 MB/s write speeds -- a bit more than a factor of 2 (32 queues, 16 threads for those numbers). For random reads and writes with 1 queue and 1 thread, the numbers were only marginally better for the 3.1 compared to the 3.0 (24 vs 22 read and 33 vs 27 write).