Anker Nano A210C 10-in-1 USB-C Hub

The Anker Nano A210C is a desktop USB-C hub combining display outputs, data ports, Ethernet and card readers. Its claimed dual-display modes depend on the laptop’s USB-C video capabilities, and macOS mirrors the two external displays rather than extending them independently.

At a glance

Includes HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 outputs, Gigabit Ethernet, SD and microSD 3.0 slots, and USB data ports.
The built-in display is described as showing port status, charging power, data speed and device temperature. Web and app controls are also claimed.
Most ports face the rear, and the built-in host cable is 700 mm long, which may help with desktop cable routing.

Price

€79.90Save 20%

Reference price: ~~€99.90~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines display, network, card-reader and USB connectivity in one desktop hub.
Offers a USB-C data port and a USB-A data port rated at 10 Gbps, alongside two 5 Gbps USB-A ports.
Includes display and focus-timer customisation through the built-in display and associated controls.

Cons

The charger is not included, so host charging requires a separate USB-C charger.
On macOS, the two external monitors show identical content rather than separate extended desktops.
Dual 2K@240 Hz output depends on a host USB-C port supporting DP 2.1 with DSC 3:1.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Identity
Brand	Anker
Model	A210C

Ports and connectivity
Port count	10
USB ports	4
Hardware interface	HDMI, USB, USB Type C
Data transfer rate	10 Gigabits Per Second

Display and charging
Display outputs	one HDMI 2.1 port, one DisplayPort 1.4 port
Single-display modes	up to 4K@144 Hz or 2K@240 Hz
Dual-display mode	dual 2K@240 Hz
Power delivery input	one 100W max PD-IN port for up to 80W host charging

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	330 Grams
Dimensions	13L x 5.6W x 5H centimetres
Built-in host cable	700 mm

Compatibility
Supported operating systems	Windows 10/11 and macOS
Minimum required operating system version	Windows 10
Compatible devices listed	MacBook Pro

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent: the title and product details call this a 10-in-1 hub, while one separate item highlight describes a desktop hub with dual 2K-to-240Hz output, HDMI and DP, USB-C 10Gb/s, card readers, Ethernet and a different colour. The principal feature description specifies HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4. Confirm the selected listing and port configuration before buying. The claimed display modes require compatible host hardware, video output is through HDMI and DisplayPort only, and the listing says Linux is unsupported. A 65W or higher USB-C charger is recommended for optimal performance, but is not included.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Laptop users wanting one desktop connection for monitors, Ethernet, card readers and multiple USB devices.
Windows or macOS users whose laptop USB-C port supports the required Power Delivery and DisplayPort features.
Desk setups where rear-facing ports and a built-in display for connection and charging status are useful.

Less suited to

Linux users, as the listing states that Linux is not supported.
Mac users who need two external monitors to show different content from this hub.
Buyers expecting a bundled USB-C charger or dual high-refresh displays without checking host compatibility.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 239 ratings

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Customer feedback describes the hub as functional, with positive comments about laptop and Mac compatibility and resolution, including a report of 4K/144Hz use. Some customers want more USB-C ports, while experiences with connectivity are mixed, including reports of desktop PC connection issues. For buyers, those reports make host-port compatibility and the number of USB-C connections worth weighing against the hub’s broad mix of listed ports and display modes.

Positive themes

Customers report good functionality and compatibility, and feedback includes a successful 4K/144Hz use case.

Mixed feedback

Some customers want more USB-C ports.
Connectivity experiences vary, with some describing plug-and-play use and others reporting issues with desktop PCs.

Frequently asked questions

Does the hub include a charger?

No. The listing says the charger is not included and recommends a 65W or higher USB-C charger for optimal performance. The hub claims up to 80W host charging with a suitable power input.

Can it run two external displays?

The listing claims dual 2K@240 Hz output when the host USB-C port supports DP 2.1 with DSC 3:1. On macOS, both external displays show identical content.

Will it work with any laptop USB-C port?

Not necessarily. The listing requires USB-C with Power Delivery and DisplayPort 1.2, 1.4 or 2.1, plus USB4 or Thunderbolt 3, 4 or 5. Confirm the laptop’s port capabilities before buying.

Does it support Linux?

No. The compatibility information explicitly says the device is not compatible with Linux.