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Whether you work from home or you just need a way to tidy up your computer station, you should consider a docking station to house all your charging and cable needs in one spot. And you can get one for a great price at Amazon right now.

As of May 21, get the Anker Prime Docking Station for $189.99, down from its usual price of $269.99. That's $80 off for a discount of 30%.

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This 14-in-1 docking station can charge up to four devices at once, with 160W of total output. It has three USB-C ports with 100W max each and one USB-A port at 12W max and 11 additional ports with speeds up to 10Gbps. It can also support dual streaming or mirroring across 2 displays should you need two of them for work or play.

You don't have to worry about connecting everything to one desktop or laptop with this station, and it can make having everything you need to handle a work shift or navigating a small space at home feel much more manageable.

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At this price, you can get everything set up for under $200.

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