Anker Prime 737 14-in-1 USB-C Docking Station - Black

Anker Prime 737 14-in-1 USB-C Docking Station - 2x USB-C (100W max.), 2x USB-C (10 Gbit/s), 1x USB-A (10 Gbit/s), 1x USB-A (12W max.), 1x 3.5mm Audio, 1x Ethernet (1 Gbit/s), 3x USB-A (480 Mbit/s), 2x HDMI (4K@60Hz), 1x USB-C Upstream

One vertical hub, fourteen ports, zero desk clutter. The Anker Prime 737 slips behind a monitor and feeds power, displays, network and audio to every device you own.

Key Features & Specs
- 160 W Shared Output – Four USB-C ports deliver up to 100 W each, while five USB-A ports share 12 W for phones, drives and accessories.
- Dual 4K60 HDMI – Run two crisp external monitors at 60 Hz without a graphics adapter.
- 10 Gbps Data Lanes – Copy a 4 GB film in under five seconds via any high-speed port.
- Built-in GaN Power Module – GaN components shrink the AC-DC stage and keep surface temps low.
- Real-Time Status Screen – Small front display shows wattage, data activity and thermal alerts at a glance.
- Hard-Wired Network – Gigabit RJ-45 jack cuts Wi-Fi drop-outs during video calls.
- Audio Hub – 3.5 mm combo jack handles headsets and desktop speakers.
- Footprint & Mass – 140 mm × 97 mm × 47 mm, 0.888 kg.

How the 737 Fits Your Day
- Hybrid Office – One USB-C cable from laptop to dock powers the machine, lights two 27-inch 4K screens and links keyboard, mouse and SSD.
- Creative Suite – Transfer 100 GB of raw footage to an NVMe enclosure in minutes while a tablet charges at 45 W.
- Console Corner – Route a Steam Deck through HDMI for big-screen play, still leaving ports free for a capture card and headset.
- Student Desk – Run ethernet for faster downloads and top up a phone, earbuds and power bank overnight from the same brick.
- Hot-Desk Hubs – Vertical design saves valuable space on shared tables; the info screen helps users see if ports are busy.

Why This Dock Is Worth the Spot on Your Desk
Cheaper hubs force trade-offs: fewer ports, 4K at 30 Hz, or 60 W charging. The Prime 737 ticks every box—full 4K60, 10 Gbps lanes, and enough wattage to feed a 16-inch workstation. GaN power keeps the chassis cool, and the upright shell means cables route cleanly behind the monitor instead of spilling over the mat.

Interesting Docking Facts
- A 160 W GaN stage can run about 7 % cooler than a silicon equivalent, extending component life and output stability.
- USB 3.2 Gen 2 lanes at 10 Gbps move roughly 1.2 GB per second—handy when cloning a 1 TB SSD.
- Dual 4K60 consumes around 22 Gbps of DisplayPort bandwidth, possible by multiplexing two lanes through each HDMI port.

Package Contents
- Anker Prime 737 Dock
- USB-C to USB-C upstream cable (100 cm, 100W, 10Gbps)
- Safety manual

Packing: Euroblister