Acer 9-in-1 USB-C Docking Station for Dual Monitors | 4K@60Hz HDMI & 100W PD Charging

£29.00 £37.00

9-in-1 USB-C Docking Station – 2x HDMI (4K@60Hz), 3x USB-A (5Gbps), 1x USB-C (5Gbps), 100W PD charging, SD/MicroSD slots (104Mbps).
Dual 4K@60Hz Display – Extend or mirror screens via dual HDMI ports. Stunning 4K clarity for multitasking. (Requires HDMI 2.0+; Mac: A-AA or A-BB only.)
High-Speed Data Hub – 5Gbps USB-C + 3x USB-A, plus SD/MicroSD card slots – transfer files in seconds.
100W Power Delivery – Delivers up to 90W to your laptop via PD, keeping you charged all day. (100W+ adapter required, not included.)
Smart Security & Build – 0.65FT built-in cable, aluminum alloy body, plus a lock button – click to lock Windows, hold 3s for Mac.
Wide Compatibility – Works with Dell, Lenovo, Surface, and Mac (with full-featured USB-C ports). Mac: mirrored display only.
Plug & Play Ready – Windows: plug and play. Mac: set System Settings > Privacy & Security > Accessories to "Always Allow" before use.

Hardware Interface: HDMI, MicroSD, USB 3.0, USB Type C
Additional Features: Fast Charging
Compatible Devices: Windows and macOS devices with DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode)—Supporting display, charging, and data transfer. Including Acer, Dell, Lenovo, Surface, HP, ASUS, MacBook, Samsung laptops and smartphones, as well as accessories like mice and keyboards.
Total USB Ports: 4
Data Transfer Rate: 5 gigabits per second
Number of Ports: 9
Operating System: Windows, macOS

Item Dimensions: 6.69"L × 5.51"W × 0.67"H
Item Weight: 128g

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the build quality and portability of this docking station?

Constructed with premium aluminum alloy, the dock offers excellent heat dissipation, sturdy durability, and a compact form factor that makes it easy to carry for mobile professionals.

What kind of devices is this dock compatible with?

It is broadly compatible with laptops featuring full-featured USB-C ports supporting DisplayPort Alt Mode, including Acer, Dell XPS series, HP, MacBook Pro/Air, Lenovo Yoga, and Microsoft Surface models.

Is the power delivery sufficient to charge my laptop while working?

Yes, it supports up to 90W output power delivery, allowing you to charge most laptops efficiently, provided you use a compatible PD charger rated 65W or above (not included).

Does this dock provide Ethernet connectivity?

No, this model does not include an Ethernet port. If wired internet is needed, a separate USB-C to Ethernet adapter is recommended.

Will this docking station work with my MacBook Pro for dual external monitors?

While this dock supports dual 4K HDMI monitors on most Windows laptops, macOS currently supports only one external monitor in extended mode due to system limitations.

Possibly the best USB-C dongle I own

I’ve been using this dongle for the better part of a year now, and I’m legitimately blown away by its quality, ESPECIALLY for the price. To illustrate my points: this has replaced my Anker 555, which is a really phenomenal USB-C adapter.Firstly: the HDMI port DOES work with 4k60Hz. My big qualm with Anker dongles and docking stations is that, in my experience, they tend to only support up to 4k30Hz on older displays. My monitor at work is an ancient Asus ProArt 32 inch 4k, and it supports 4k60Hz. The Anker 555, 565, 575, and 310 all limit the monitor to 4k30Hz, which is a real pain. With this Acer dongle 4k60 runs perfectly fine across any monitor regardless of age or HDMI version (assuming the HDMI version in question supports 4k60 in the first place.)Additionally, I’m quite fond of the dongle’s port layout. It’s considerably slimmer than competitors, and I appreciate that the only port on the back is the PD in port. HDMI on the end opposite to the attached USB-C cable, and then the data and card slots on the side facing you.I work as a photographer, so I have to move a lot of hefty files around. I’ve been thoroughly impressed by the stability of this dongle’s connection, and I’ve even measured transfer speeds at up to 6Gbps when *ONLY* using an attached thunderbolt SSD. This isn’t how I normally use the dongle, of course, but after being impressed by the data transfer stability I wanted to measure it’s cap, hence the use of an SSD that exceeded the dock’s bandwidth limitations. This, while impressive, is not me saying that the dock has higher bandwidth than advertised. Rather, this is an indication that the dongle is a high grade USB 3.1 connection, where this sort of performance can be occasionally found in certain scenarios.I’ve found the dongle’s PD pass through charging to be reliable and safe. The dock, as expected, gets warm while in use, but it’s never been hot in my experience.Top it all off with the thoughtful placement of the PD port on the rear being positioned to connect the attached USB-C cable when not in use and you have a phenomenally designed, easy to use, and reliable product. 10/10, no complaints from me. This product has placed Acer on my list of trustworthy brands, 100%.

ACer makes good stuff.

This is a robust necessity for interconnectivity.

Great Starter Docking System

This docking station was my first pick for a working office setup. I used this setup for 8 months, twice a week, for 10 hours a day.If you plan on using this for lighter use, this docking station is perfect for dual monitors, keyboard, and mouse.Unfortunately, for prolonged use it is not the best long term solution. I had to upgrade the docking station because it put a lot of stress on the work laptop and caused it to overheat.Overall, this product is great for lighter use, is small, and ready to plug and play. Just be sure to have a usb-c adapter to provide power and you should be good to go!

You are Going to Need a Different Power Supply

The product is really nice. It works well with my laptop. It has plenty of ports, and I like that it allows you to use SD and micro-SD cards. The cable is a little short; I probably should have opted for the version with the longer cord that plugs into the laptop. The only issue that I have is that I could not use my OEM power supply with the device. The OEM power supply is rated at 65W; however, when I plugged it into the docking station, I kept getting a low charging warning. So, I had to plug my power supply directly into my laptop and plug the docking station into the Thunderbolt port. That solved the problem, for me. Otherwise, I like the docking station. It is compact and is capable of doing what I need it to do. I would recommend this product to anyone who would ask me.