Amazon Prime Day docking station deals 2024: top USB hub deals you can still get
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It's past midnight and that can only mean one thing: the Prime Day docking station deals have ended - for now. But keep your eyes peeled and you may still be able to get hold of some great discounts.
But our experts, well-experienced in testing the best docking stations, are on hand throughout the shopping event to spotlight the latest deals on USB hubs and give your laptop the space for extra peripherals and accessories. Our focus here is on great value and lots of ports for connecting a range of devices on Windows and Mac laptops. You'll also find handy tips below, so you can be sure you're getting the best docking station deal at the best price on Amazon.
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Though Prime Day is over, we're still seeing some docking station deals available, so we're running a final stock and price check. Prices are starting to rise again though, so act fast.
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Editor's Picks: Best Prime Day docking station deals
Anker Power Expand 553 laptop docking station: was $70 Now $50 at Amazon
Save $20 The Anker Power Expand 553 is the company's best-selling USB hub - and it's not hard to see why. This is the perfect companion for working on your laptop, with more than enough connections, ports, and power options.
Dell D3100 Ultra HD/4K Triple Display Docking Station: was $170 Now $120 at Amazon
Save $50 Over a hundred dollars is quite a high price for a laptop docking station, but this unit enables you to run a triple-display setup from one notebook – a move that could make a huge difference to your productivity, especially because it includes support for one 4K screen. It also includes five USB ports and Gigabit Ethernet, and its big-brand status should ensure solid build quality and reliable support.
US retailers
- Amazon: Save on docking stations
- Best Buy: Discounts and deals on docking stations
- Walmart: Save on selected docking stations
- Newegg: Big savings on docking stations
- Dell: Top savings on top docking stations
- Staples: Discounts and docking station deals
Amazon Prime Day Docking Station deals
Lexar H31 7-in-1 USB-C Docking Station: was $23 Now $12 at Amazon
Save $11 with Prime The Lexar H31 is a sleek and petite 7-in-1 USB hub that's compatible with a wide range of laptops and mobile devices. The docking station sports plenty of ports most people will need at a cheap price, including three USB-A ports, a 4K HDMI port, and one memory card port.
Baseus Laptop Docking Station: was $70 Now $40 at Amazon
Save $30 Opt for this docking station and you get two HDMI connections, several USB ports, a wired internet connection and SD and microSD card reader slots – fourteen ports in total. It's also got a USB-C to HDMI function that supports 120Hz refresh rates. It's affordable and it'll connect almost anything to anything else, so it's a great purchase, and Baseus already features on our Best Laptop Docking Station list, so the firm clearly has peripheral pedigree.
Hiearcool USB-C Hub for MacBook Pro: was $25 Now $23 at Amazon
Save $2 This is the cheapest product in the roundup and it still includes seven connections, including an HDMI port, several USB ports and two card readers. Its USB-C hub supports 100W power delivery, it has two high-speed USB 3 ports and it slips into a pocket. It has fewer features than other pricier products, but this is a rock-solid and affordable unit. Tick the coupon box for an extra $4 off.
MOKiN 16 in 1 Docking Station: was $100 Now $85 at Amazon
Save $15 with coupon This compact boxes is surprisingly flexible when it comes to USB hubs, offering 16 ports for peripherals, including three HDMI ports and seven USB ports, making it a good companion for those with a multiple monitor set-up.
Lenovo ThinkPad 40AY0090 Universal USB-C Dock: was $145 Now $134 at Amazon
Save $21 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.
Anker 575 USB-C Docking Station: was $250 Now $170 at Amazon
Save $80 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.
Falwedi USB-C 14-in-1 Multiport Adapter: was $60 Now $40 at Amazon
Save $20 with Prime This 14-in-1 unit matches the Baseaus device in its ability to connect almost anything to almost anything else, including 4K displays, memory cards, many different kinds of USB ports and even D-SUB for connecting older devices and screens. It'll run triple displays, it has 100W power delivery and fast USB-C charging.
CalDigit TS4 Thunderbolt 4 Dock: was $450 Now $400 at Amazon
Save $50 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.
Plugable USB 3.0 Universal Laptop Docking Station: was $130 Now $90 at Amazon
Save $40 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.
Amazon Prime Day docking station deals: what to expect
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Our pre–Prime Day research on the docking station business has revealed a volatile and unpredictable market where big brands compete against underdog newcomers. It also means that pricing jumps up and down frequently.
Our advice? Check for coupons and install a browser extension like Keepa or using a website like CamelCamelCamel to check if your chosen product really is at a historically low price. If not, it's worth looking elsewhere, because many other retailers also offer discounts at the same time as Prime Day.
Get beyond the price drops and it's time to evaluate the products themselves. Before committing to a docking station or USB hub, pay close attention to what connections you need – and what connections each dock has available.
Different products have varying speeds and abilities across their USB ports, others have faster SD card slots, and some will handle higher-resolution displays at faster refresh rates, while some more affordable products can only run displays at a sluggish 30Hz.
You'll want to pay keen attention here, because docking station product pages tend to be littered with jargon and specifications, and you don't want to spend money on a product that's not fit for purpose.
If you're unsure, we recommend delving into the product details, heading to official websites and exploring Amazon's Q&A sections, where eager customers have probably already asked the manufacturers to clarify your queries.
Amazon Prime Day Docking Station deals: FAQs
Has Amazon Prime Day ended for 2024?
Yes, Amazon's summer sales ended at 23:59 on 17 July - but you can still find a few deals available even now.
Is there another Prime Day in 2024?
Amazon hasn't said 'yes', but based on previous years, we expect to see a second Prime Day arrive sometime in October. This usually occurs several weeks before November's Black Friday sales.
Will I need an Amazon Prime subscription to get Prime Day docking station deals?
You'll always need an Amazon Prime description to take advantage of the best Prime Day discounts, but if you're not a subscriber it's never been easier – if you haven't signed up within the past year, you can get a free thirty-day trial. Grab that, save money and cancel it afterwards and you'll be good to go.
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.
Which docking stations are discounted on Prime Day?
The docking station market is a mix of familiar brands and unusual manufacturers and many of the mainstream products featured here are extremely affordable – so there's plenty of competition. On Prime Day, expect larger discounts on less familiar products while known names and pricier options retain their value with higher prices and smaller reductions.
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