Docking good deals: These are the best Docking Station savings I've found this Amazon Prime Day
Prime Day has arrived and I'm seeing loads of great deals on docking stations and USB hubs right now

It's official - the Prime Day docking station deals are now live, and as a veteran deal-hunter, I've been busy tracking down some of the very best docks and USB hubs you can get from some of my top-rated brands.
My team and I have spent years testing out the best docking stations for laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. So, I'm drawing on that experience to find the biggest discounts on the docks you need, whether you're looking for a multi-monitor set-up, loads of ports for your peripherals, or a slim, portable device for using your laptop on the go.
I'm already seeing some amazing discounts from brands like Anker, Kensington, Baseus, and CalDigit - all of these companies have docks that we've reviewed and love. Check out all my top picks below for the US and UK. Just use the jump links to see the deals in your region.
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Update: I've done a price and availability update, as well as adding any worthwhile new deals that come up. There's not been much by way of price drops but I'll keep an eye going forward!
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US retailers
- Amazon: USB hubs and docking station deals from $20
- Best Buy: Save up to $97 on docking stations
- Newegg: Deals on docking stations starting from $27
- Walmart: Cheap docking stations from $5
- Staples: Docking stations from under $38
Prime Day docking station deals in the US
Save $13 A well-priced USB hub from a known brand here, with Acer's 9-in-1 docking station including the likes of two 4K HDMI ports, three USB-A ports, two USB-C with one featuring 100W power delivery, and an SD/microSD slot.
Save $14 Small saving here on Anker's 8-in-1 laptop docking station, which includes two USB-A ports, two USB-C (one with power delivery), two HDMI ports with support for 4K monitors, an ethernet port, and an SD/microSD card reader.
Save $33 This is a true laptop docking station, designed to fit neatly under your laptop. It includes twelve ports, including three USB-A, two USB-C, Gigabit ethernet, and triple 4K monitor support.
Save $35 This tower-style docking station is packed with eleven ports, including two HDMI (and a DP) port, three USB-A, two USB-C, and an audio jack. I really like the screen lock button here, neatly located at the top of the tower.
Save $13 A cheap 6-in-1 hub, this device from Baseus features two USB-C ports (one with power delivery), two USB-A, an Ethernet port, and one for HDMI. On top of the device, there's a useful screen lock button, too.
Save $26 Decent savings here, with the 9-in-1 laptop docking station from Baseus offering three USB-A ports (two 3.0, one 2.0), SD/microSD card reader, two HDMi ports, and two USB-C ports, with one featuring power delivery.
Save $75 For anyone looking for dual 4K monitor support, this has long been our top choice, with our review praising its slim, minimalist design, and 96W power delivery. We really liked the way everything just worked. It proved reliable, and the thirteen different ports makes it useful for just about everybody.
Save $100 A Prime docking station for Prime Day, this Anker unit features 14 ports, of which 9 are USB ports, capable of a range of peripherals and dual 4K monitors for Windows and Mac devices. Transfer speeds reach up to 10Gbps, too.
Save $40 with coupon One for those with multiple displays, the TobenOne docking station features an impressive 18 ports, including USB, Thunderbolt 4, DisplayPort, and HDMI ports.
Save $42 The CalDigit TS3 Plus has 15 ports for a range of peripherals, including monitors. Among those 15, you’ll find DisplayPort, USB, Thunderbolt 3, and optical audio ports. The unit also has improved laptop charging.
Save $6 The Anker 332 5-in-1 docking station is equipped with one USB-C data port and two USB ports, both capable of speeds up to 5Gbps. There’s also a 4K HDMI port for attaching a second monitor, and a 100W PD-IN port. You can even use the device to power your laptop, thanks to its support for 85W pass-through charging.
Save $10 Anker are peripheral experts, so it's no surprise that this device has an Amazon score of 4.6 from over 23,000 ratings – it's clearly a good bit of it. Its seven connections cover 4K displays, USB-C, microSD and SD cards and support for every major laptop manufacturer. An excellent all-rounder.
Save $21 It's not the cheapest 14-in-1 USB-C hub we've seen in the Prime Day deals, but we do like the Anker brand when it comes to budget technology. Made for Windows and Mac, the docking station ports includes two 4K HDMI, a 1080p VGA, USB-C and USB-A ports, and a MicroSD card slot. There's a lot of versatility here.
Save $13 Not a massive price-drop, but this Lenovo unit keeps an eye on security thanks to automatic firmware update installation, and it has four USB ports, DisplayPort and HDMI connections and several other ports. It looks the part, which is no surprise considering it's a ThinkPad product, and it's well-suited to professional environments.
Save $30 This dock from Plugable features 12 outlets, including two USB 3.0 and four USB 2.0 ports,. With support for dual HDMI displays at 1080p, this is a reasonably priced pick for connecting multiple monitors. Compatible with Windows, Mac, and Chromebooks.
Save $60 If you never want to worry about connectivity again, you need to check out the Anker 575 docking station. An impressive 13-in-1 multiport USB hub, it boasts everything from two HDMI ports and a microSD slot to an Ethernet port and a 3.5mm AUX jack. The device is even capable of charging your laptop.
Save $146 This beast has two Thunderbolt 4 connections, 2.5Gbps Ethernet, SD and microSD card readers, DisplayPort and several super-fast USB ports. It's got eighteen ports in all and adds lashings of functionality to any Windows or Apple PC or laptop. It's pricey and it requires a mains connection, but it's great for any professional who needs maximum connectivity and minimum fuss – and doesn't mind paying for it.
Save $9 If you want a 7-in-1 device from a more familiar brand then the $48 Belkin delivers card readers, a 4K-capable HDMI port and loads of USB connectivity in a small package. Its USB-C port offers 85W of power delivery, it runs 4K screens at 30Hz and is a reliable choice for everyday connectivity expansion.
Save $20 This standing station is not particularly portable, but it's got six USB ports, DVI and HDMI outputs and wired internet connections. If you're a home worker who needs more connectivity, this is a reliable choice – and its two-year warranty lends peace of mind, too.
Save $4 Not the biggest deal on a docking station, but a bargain even so. Anyplus offers a range of cheap docking stations - but its 7-in-1 multiport is a good budget option when it comes to versatility. The device features one 4K HDMI port, a USB-C port, and three USB ports. There are also slots for SD and MicroSD cards.
UK retailers
- Amazon: Great docking station deals from £20
- Argos: USB hubs from under £20
- Currys: External USB hubs starting from £10
- Staples: Professional docking stations starting from £37
Prime Day docking station deals in the UK
Save £16 This 10-in-1 laptop docking station supports dual 4K monitor setups, 100W power delivery, and even includes four 5Gbps ports across USB-A and USB-C. There's also an Ethernet port and slot for SD/microSD cards.
Save £57 This boxy tower-style docking station comes equipped with 14 ports, including USB-A, USB-C, an audio jack, and HDMI, with a 160W power delivery and built-in GaN power supply.
Save £17 Plenty of ports on offer here, including two HDMi ports, a separate DP port, audio jack, and three USB-C ports (one with 100W PD). Especially ideal for those with multiple monitor setups as it supports three at once.
Save £4 One of the cheapest USB hubs I've seen, and from a brand we've had good experiences with, this 5-in-1 dock from Anker ticks off all the essentials by including a HDMI port, two USB-A, and two USB-C (with 85W PD). Unlike many, this model is available in a range of colours to suit your workspace. A 7-in-1 version is also discounted right now, down from £25 to £20 at Amazon.
Save £37 A monster of a docking station, this tower-style hub has 15 ports, supports triple monitor setups at 4K, and also includes an Ethernet port, USB with PD, and an audio jack. Everything the multitasker needs.
Save £60 I don't see many Thunderbolt 5 hubs around yet, but here's one from a brand I really like. Anker's take is a cube model, looking a lot like a mini PC, and packs in 14 ports, including one TB5 upstream and two TB5 downstream ports.
Amazon Prime Day docking station deals: what to look for
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You certainly won't be hard-pushed to find top deals on docking stations over Amazon Prime Day (and many other retailers, too). But there are a few things to look out for when assessing whether the device is the right one for you. Here's what I'd check before adding anything to your basket.
Ports
Arguably, this is the most important asset of any laptop docking station or USB hub - how many ports does it have? Some will have three or four, others might have twenty or more. Generally, the more ports it has, the more expensive it will be. It all depends on which ports you need, but USB-A, USB-C, and HDMI are always worth having.
Power delivery
Some units have a USB-C power delivery (PD) port, which means you can charge smaller devices like mobiles and laptop chargers through the port.
Monitor support
While most USB hubs have at least one HDMI (or DP) port, it's worth seeing if they support up to 4K resolutions for multiple monitors.
Size
A lot of docking stations are incredibly portable, with a size and weight that make them great for carrying around across multiple locations. Even some of the more port-heavy models will be good for this, meaning you can pack them in your laptop bag or rucksack and take them with you.
Amazon Prime Day Docking Station deals: FAQs
When is Amazon Prime Day 2025?
Prime Day's summer sales event will run from midnight on July 8 to midnight Jully 11 - effectively it's fast becoming Prime Week, giving you four whole days to grab some unmissable docking station deals.
Will I need an Amazon Prime subscription to get Prime Day docking station deals?
Yes, you'll need an Amazon Prime description to take advantage of the best Prime Day discounts. These will be tagged with a red Prime Day Deal label (you can't miss it on the product page).
However, some discounts will be available to everyone, whether you have a Prime membership or not. They're just not always the cheapest, and the page will look more like a standard Amazon discount that you'll see throughout the year.
How do I become an Amazon Prime member?
You need to be an Amazon Prime member in order to get access to Prime Day deals, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 for a year.
However, new subscribers can take advantage of the 30-day Amazon Prime free trial to buy the deals. You can only use this if you've never been a member before, so it won't be available if you've used it already or if you've signed up for Amazon Prime in the past.
While on the free trial, you get all the other membership benefits including free shipping, access to Prime Video and much more. Do read our Amazon Prime review for full coverage of what you get as part of a membership. That can help you decide if you want to cancel Amazon Prime once your free trial has ended to avoid being charged the monthly fee.
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