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Anker 575 USB-C Hub

Expert rating7 / 10

Docking Stations and USB-C HubsView on anker.com
Connection Type:
USB-C (DisplayLink)
Total Ports:
13
Max Display Support:
Triple display
Power Delivery:
100W passthrough

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Manufacturer: Anker Last updated: September 12, 2026

Anker 575 USB-C Hub (USB-C / 13 Ports / 100W Pass-Through / Dual 4K@30Hz DisplayLink / Windows/Mac / ~$110) Review

The Anker 575 USB-C Hub is a 13-in-1 hub that uses DisplayLink software to drive dual HDMI outputs for a triple-display setup from a single laptop that natively supports only one external monitor.

Most single-USB-C-port laptops can only drive one external display natively; the 575 gets around that limitation with DisplayLink technology, which uses software compression to push a second (and even third) monitor image over the same cable. It's not as smooth as true native video-out for fast-motion content, but for spreadsheets, email, and document work across two extra screens, it turns a single-port ultrabook into a genuine multi-monitor workstation.

Comparison to Alternatives

Against the catalog's Anker 555 8-in-1 Hub, the 555 sticks to a single external display and skips DisplayLink entirely, while the 575 doubles the external display count at a higher ($110 vs under $40) price point. Against the Plugable UD-6950Z, both rely on DisplayLink for extra monitors, but the Plugable pushes to triple external displays where the Anker 575 caps at dual external plus the laptop's own screen.

Specifications

Connectivity

Connection TypeUSB-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode)
Port Configuration1x USB-C upstream, 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x DisplayPort, 3x USB-A 5Gbps, 2x USB-C 10Gbps data, SD + microSD UHS-I, 1GbE, 3.5mm combo audio, DC-in
Max Display SupportTriple external (3x 1080p)

Host connection

Host Cable CaptiveNo
Host Cable Length0.9 m

Ports & Power

Max Display ResolutionSingle 4K@60Hz, dual 4K@30Hz, triple 1080p
Total Ports13
Power Delivery85 W
EthernetYes

Host power

Host Power Delivery85 W
Bus PoweredNo

Display engine

DisplayLink Driver RequiredNo
Max Displays Windows3

Display output

Max Single Display Resolution4K
Max Single Display Refresh60 Hz
Max Dual Display Resolution4K
Max Dual Display Refresh30 Hz

Video ports

HDMI Port Count2
HDMI Version2.0
DisplayPort Port Count1

Data ports

Downstream Thunderbolt Port Count0
USB-A Port Count3
USB-C Data Port Count2
Max USB Data Rate10Gbps

Downstream power

Max Downstream USB-C Power18 W

Network and storage

Ethernet Speed1GbE
SD Card SlotUHS-I
microSD Card SlotUHS-I

Audio and control

Audio Jack ConfigurationSingle Combo

Compatibility and physical

macOS SupportedYes
Windows SupportedYes
Weight372 g
BrandAnker
Model575 USB-C Docking Station (A8392)
OS CompatibilitymacOS 10.12+, Windows 8/10/11 (no driver required)
Price~$110
Source URLhttps://www.anker.com/products/a8392

Expert Review

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating7 / 10

A solid DisplayLink hub for adding a second external monitor to single-port laptops.

Best for

  • Single-USB-C-port laptops that need two external monitors for office work
  • Budget-conscious multi-monitor upgrades without buying a new laptop
  • Users comfortable installing a DisplayLink driver

Not for

  • Fast-motion or gaming content, since DisplayLink adds latency compared to native video
  • Mac users on Apple Silicon needing driver-free simplicity
  • Anyone needing three full-resolution external displays

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Anker 575 USB-C Hub (USB-C / 13 Ports / 100W Pass-Through / Dual 4K@30Hz DisplayLink / Windows/Mac / ~$110)?

The Anker 575 USB-C Hub (USB-C / 13 Ports / 100W Pass-Through / Dual 4K@30Hz DisplayLink / Windows/Mac / ~$110) is a docking station from Anker. Key specs: Connection Type USB-C (USB 3.2, DisplayLink for extra displays), Total Ports 13, Port Configuration 1x USB-C upstream, 2x HDMI (DisplayLink), 3x USB-A, 1x USB-C data, SD + microSD, GbE, 3.5mm audio, Max Display Support Triple display (dual external + laptop screen), Max Display Resolution Dual 4K@30Hz (DisplayLink).

Who is the Anker 575 USB-C Hub (USB-C / 13 Ports / 100W Pass-Through / Dual 4K@30Hz DisplayLink / Windows/Mac / ~$110) best suited to?

It suits single-usb-c-port laptops that need two external monitors for office work, budget-conscious multi-monitor upgrades without buying a new laptop, users comfortable installing a displaylink driver.

What are the drawbacks of the Anker 575 USB-C Hub (USB-C / 13 Ports / 100W Pass-Through / Dual 4K@30Hz DisplayLink / Windows/Mac / ~$110)?

It is a poor fit for fast-motion or gaming content, since displaylink adds latency compared to native video, mac users on apple silicon needing driver-free simplicity, anyone needing three full-resolution external displays.

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