Anker launched the Prime TB5 Docking Station, its first to feature Thunderbolt 5. Wrapped in a sleek aluminum alloy shell and standing just over 5 inches wide, this isn’t the most compact option on the market, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in raw power and connectivity. Thanks to an integrated GaN power supply, the dock delivers a staggering 232W of combined output without the usual mess of a chunky power brick.

Equipped with 14 ports, the Anker Prime TB5 includes two 10 Gbps USB-C ports, three USB-A ports, HDMI, DisplayPort, a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port, SD and microSD card slots, and a headphone jack. But the real stars are its Thunderbolt 5 ports—two downstream and one upstream—capable of up to 120 Gbps bandwidth and 140W of charging power for your laptop. The dock supports dual 8K displays, though actual resolution depends on your host system’s specs.

For power users juggling massive workflows, this means fewer compromises and more screen real estate. There’s even a smart fan with a custom temperature algorithm, LED ambient lighting, and remote firmware updates via Anker’s Dock Manager. This docking station, priced at $400 and available now on Anker’s website, is built for the future.

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