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Best Budget-Friendly Docking Stations?

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Looking for a docking station that won’t break the bank? Share and discover affordable docking station options that still offer a good range of features and reliable performance. Whether it's for basic home office setups or more demanding tasks, let's find out which models provide the best value for money.

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I've been using the Anker PowerExpand 8-in-1 for about 6 months now and it's been solid for the price point. Around $60-70 depending on sales. Has all the basics - HDMI, USB-A ports, USB-C, ethernet, and SD card slot. The build quality feels decent and it doesn't get too hot during extended use. Only downside is the HDMI maxes out at 4K@30Hz, but for most budget setups that's fine.

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