Anker releases new Valorant-themed USB-C dock with 240Hz monitor support and smart display

Anker has started selling its new Valorant-themed Desktop USB-C Hub in the US alongside the 100W laptop charger. Unveiled at IFA 2026, the hub offers 10 ports and a smart display, like the standard model (curr: $99.99 at Amazon), but it stands out with a custom design created as part of Anker's Valorant collaboration.

Specifically, the hub features UV-printed Valorant agents and the tagline "Defy the Limits" on top, plus the Valorant logo on the side. Users can also personalize the smart display with different agent themes. Jett is available as the default theme, with Phoenix and Killjoy themes coming through an OTA update in October. More themes are planned to come later, which appears to be based on Viper, Cypher, Chamber, Omen, and Reyna.

Apart from the Valorant design, the Desktop USB-C Hub is similar to the standard model. Anker keeps most of the ports at the back for a cleaner setup and includes a 27.6-inch integrated USB-C host cable. Up front, there is a 10Gbps USB-C port alongside SD and microSD card slots. The rear houses a 100W USB-C PD input, one 10Gbps USB-A port, two 5Gbps USB-A ports, Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI 2.1, and DisplayPort 1.4.

For external displays, the hub supports a single 4K monitor at 144Hz through either HDMI or DisplayPort, or dual 4K monitors at 60 Hz. For gamers, it can also drive two 2K monitors at up to 240Hz. On top of that, the hub can deliver up to 80W to the connected laptop when plugged into a 100W power adapter. By comparison, Anker sells a Black Myth: Wukong-themed Prime Docking Station DL7400 (curr: $339.99 on Amazon) with up to 140W charging and triple 4K display support, but it costs more than three times as much. That said, the display can show live port activity, focus timers, and even healthy habits like break reminders. 

Pricing and availability

The Anker Desktop USB-C Hub (Valorant Limited Edition) is available to order through Amazon and Anker's online store for $109.99, $10 more than the standard model. It has yet to go on sale in Europe.