Anker 575 13-in-1 A8392
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Anker 575 13-in-1 A8392

The Anker 575 suits a desk that needs power, networking, card access, and several display connector choices in one box. The display arrangement uses the laptop’s native USB-C video capability rather than a software-driven DisplayLink workaround.

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Consider it for

  • A native-video Windows desk with a full peripheral inventory
  • Users who value both HDMI and DisplayPort connections

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  • 85W charging ceiling
  • Multiple independent Mac displays are not established by general OS compatibility

Choose the resolution for the complete arrangement

The published specification lists one 4K60 screen, dual 4K30 screens, or three 1080p screens. Those are different layouts rather than simultaneous promises. Decide whether you need three reference windows or two sharper workspaces, then check the exact host combination against the manufacturer’s display information.

Check the exact configuration and included power supply.

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Charging is lower than the power supply label

The laptop connection supplies up to 85W. Other USB-C connections serve accessories, including a port rated for 18W device charging. Keep the upstream laptop cable identified so that the wrong USB-C socket does not become a daily troubleshooting problem.

Make the host check specific

Anker requires DisplayPort Alt Mode for video and Power Delivery support for charging. Plugging into a Thunderbolt port does not upgrade this dock to Thunderbolt bandwidth; Anker lists a 10Gbps data ceiling. If you need multiple independent Mac displays, obtain confirmation for that exact arrangement before buying. A broad Mac-compatible label can describe useful data and single-display functions without proving the screen layout you want.

Connections & compatibility

Connection to laptop
USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode and PD
Display technology
mst
Maximum displays (conditions apply)
3
Power to laptop (W)
85
HDMI sockets
2
DisplayPort sockets
1
Wired network
Gigabit Ethernet
USB peripherals
3 USB-A 5Gbps; USB-C accessory connections up to 10Gbps
Display requirements
Published single 4K60, dual 4K30, triple 1080p modes; host-dependent
Mac notes
Confirm exact display arrangement; not a DisplayLink workaround
Windows notes
Supported Windows laptop with required video-capable port; simultaneous displays depend on host

These are published specifications, not results from hands-on testing. Maximum screen counts depend on the laptop, operating system, connection and chosen resolution.

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Sources & specifications

Research checked September 11, 2026. Product revisions, firmware and operating systems can change compatibility.

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