Anker Nano 13-in-1 A83C3
Anker docking stations

Anker Nano 13-in-1 A83C3

The Nano A83C3 solves a physical packing problem: it combines a desk dock with a removable six-port hub. You can leave the larger unit at the workstation and take the smaller piece with the laptop.

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Consider it for

  • A user moving between one permanent desk and travel
  • Buyers who can use the detachable hub’s exact connection mix

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  • Automatic multi-screen recommendation held pending complete host matrix
  • Detachable hub may obstruct nearby laptop ports

Decide which connections must travel

A removable hub is helpful only if the connections it carries match your mobile work. Inventory your presentation screen, memory card, and USB accessory needs before deciding that one combined product is easier than two separate adapters. The detachable piece can also block neighboring laptop ports on some models, a limitation Anker explicitly flags.

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Use the dedicated video outputs

Anker states that only HDMI and DisplayPort carry video; the ordinary USB-C and USB-A sockets do not. Its current page describes dual 4K60 when both laptop and monitors support DSC. That condition needs checking against the actual equipment rather than inferred from a general USB-C-compatible label.

The dock is intended to work with a connected host

The manufacturer says its light strip and ports activate when a laptop is connected upstream, so it should not be selected simply as an independent accessory charging station. Host charging is rated up to 100W. The full operating-system-specific display matrix has not been encoded in our automatic finder; use the product’s manufacturer compatibility notes before choosing it for a demanding multi-screen arrangement.

Connections & compatibility

Connection to laptop
Supported USB-C laptop
Display technology
unknown
Maximum displays (conditions apply)
3
Power to laptop (W)
100
HDMI sockets
Not confirmed in our sources
DisplayPort sockets
Not confirmed in our sources
Wired network
Gigabit Ethernet
USB peripherals
Desktop dock plus removable 6-in-1 hub; see port diagram
Display requirements
HDMI/DP only; dual 4K60 requires documented DSC conditions
Mac notes
macOS 13.5+ listed; confirm independent display arrangement
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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