This article covers Anker 563 USB-C ドッキングステーション 10-in-1 最大100W出力.
Overview
The Anker 563 USB-C Docking Station is a 10-in-1 hub that expands a single USB-C port on your laptop into a full desktop workstation. It delivers up to 100W of Power Delivery pass-through charging, so your notebook stays powered while you connect monitors, peripherals, and wired networking. Its standout feature is MST (Multi-Stream Transport) support, enabling triple-monitor setups even on M1 MacBooks. This makes it a compelling choice for productivity users who need multiple screens without the complexity of Thunderbolt docks.
Connectivity & Compatibility
The Anker 563 offers the following ports: USB-C port (100W PD input/output) × 1 USB-C port (30W PD output) × 1 USB-A 3.1 Gen 1 (5Gbps) × 1 USB-A 2.0 × 2 HDMI × 2 DisplayPort × 1 Gigabit Ethernet (1Gbps) × 1 3.5mm audio jack × 1 It works with Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS devices that support USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode. MacBooks with Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) are fully supported, though MST functionality requires the host to support the feature natively.
Product Info
Released in 2022, the Anker 563 sits in the mid-to-high tier of USB-C docking stations. Priced around ¥30,000, it offers strong value for a 10-port configuration. The package includes a 180W AC adapter and a USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 cable, so you can start using it immediately. Anker provides an 18-month warranty. The dock is widely available through and Anker's official store, making it easy to purchase.
Best Use Cases
Remote workers and home-office users: Ideal for setting up dual or triple monitors with a single laptop cable. USB PD charging keeps your desk tidy. Content creators and video editors: MST multi-display output lets you view your timeline, preview, and asset folders simultaneously. * MacBook users: One of the few docks that supports triple displays on M1 MacBooks without Thunderbolt. Works with a single USB-C cable. If you need Thunderbolt 4 speeds (40Gbps) for high-performance storage or multiple 4K 60Hz displays, this dock's bandwidth may be a limitation.
