Our take
Anker A83460A1 is a seven-in-one USB-C adapter with an explicit set of USB, HDMI, PD, and card-reader roles. It may suit someone who wants those connections in one hub and can verify host display support and the amount of charging power the computer receives. The 100W label describes the PD port, not proven laptop output, while the 5Gbps claim is not assigned by port. Keep A83460A1 separate from Anker 341/A8346 and do not treat B07HMLTCPL as a verified current match.
A USB-C user who wants a mixed USB-A, USB-C data, HDMI, SD, microSD, and PD-input layout and can verify display and charging needs with the seller..
It is not a fit for buyers who require confirmed 4K refresh timing, a guaranteed delivered charging wattage, per-port data speeds, Ethernet, or an exact current Amazon mapping.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- BIC Camera identifies the exact Anker A83460A1 code and a seven-role port list.
- The layout includes separate SD and microSD reader roles and a distinct PD input.
- HDMI and both USB-A and USB-C data connections are documented.
What to weigh up
- HDMI refresh rate and complete host-video requirements are unspecified.
- The general 5Gbps statement is not assigned by port, and delivered PD wattage is unknown.
- Historical ASIN B07HMLTCPL is not mapped to A83460A1.
Specifications and exact model details
The key details
| Model covered | A83460A1 |
|---|---|
| Host connector | USB-C host; the retailer does not supply a computer-by-computer compatibility matrix. |
| USB 3.x data ports | Two USB-A ports and one USB-C data port are listed; the general 5Gbps claim is not assigned to individual ports. |
| Installation | Seven connection roles include HDMI, SD and microSD, plus USB data and PD input. |
| Hub power | Separate USB-C PD port is labeled 100W; delivered laptop wattage and adapter inclusion are unknown. |
| Host charging | PD input is listed, but the retailer does not state host-delivered charging wattage. |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 4, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
Full review: how the features affect your choice
What the features mean for you
Count the sockets you will actually use
The BIC Camera listing describes a seven-in-one hub with two USB-A ports, a USB-C data port, a separate USB-C charging port, HDMI, SD, and microSD. That is a useful mix for someone who needs older USB-A accessories, card access, and an external screen from one host connection. It is not seven general-purpose data sockets: charging and video have dedicated roles. The retailer page does not give a full connector diagram or explain whether both card formats work at the same time. Confirm the physical port labels and reader behavior if either detail affects your setup.
Keep the PD label separate from delivered laptop power
The retailer describes a 100W Power Delivery port. That number is the stated capability of the port, not proof that a connected laptop receives 100W after hub use. The page does not document how much power the hub reserves, the required charger, whether an adapter is included, or the negotiated wattage for a specific computer. Treat PD as a listed feature and confirm the source, cable, and host requirements before planning a workstation around it. No charging test was performed. This is a better match for shoppers who can verify those details than for anyone who needs guaranteed host power from the current description.
Check display timing and host support before choosing it
BIC Camera says the hub has HDMI for 4K output but does not state a refresh rate. That supports a broad display-use description, not a promise of 4K at 60Hz or a particular multi-display mode. The source also does not provide a complete compatibility matrix or explicitly state the host USB-C video requirement. Verify that the computer's USB-C connection carries display output and that the desired resolution and refresh rate appear in the exact current listing. A seven-in-one feature count cannot answer those questions by itself, so this profile does not add a display mode the product page leaves unspecified.
Read the 5Gbps claim as an overall statement
The retailer page says data can sync at up to 5Gbps, but it does not assign that speed to the USB-A sockets and the USB-C data port separately. For a fast external drive, that missing distinction matters. Compare the exact peripheral connection and ask the seller which ports carry the stated rate before expecting a particular workflow. The 5Gbps number is a published claim, not an independent measurement. The complete port list does not include Ethernet, so a buyer who needs wired networking should select a dock with a documented RJ45 connection rather than assuming another socket provides it.
Keep A83460A1 separate from other Anker seven-in-one records
The source-row model clue is AK-A83460A1, while the BIC listing writes A83460A1 without the prefix. This supports the exact Anker model code but does not identify historical ASIN B07HMLTCPL as the same listing. Another Anker profile in this category concerns 341/A8346. Similar brand names and seven-port layouts do not prove that those hubs are interchangeable, so that profile is not substituted here. Search for the precise A83460A1 code, compare the port diagram, and verify the offer details. The tagged destination searches by model rather than claiming the old ASIN is current.
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Before you buy
What are the seven listed connections?
BIC lists two USB-A ports, USB-C PD, USB-C data, HDMI, SD, and microSD; the charging socket is separate from data.
Does the source confirm 4K/60Hz?
No. BIC says the hub supports 4K but does not specify an HDMI refresh rate or confirm 4K/60Hz.
Does 100W prove that 100W reaches a laptop?
No. The 100W figure labels the PD input, while BIC does not state the negotiated wattage delivered to a laptop.
Is A83460A1 the same as Anker 341/A8346?
No source maps A83460A1 to 341/A8346; the IDs refer to separate Anker product records and remain distinct.
Is B07HMLTCPL verified as the current offer?
No. The historical Amazon detail page did not load, so the current identity of B07HMLTCPL remains unverified.
Where can I check the current price?
Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.
Sources and review basis
Sources & review basis
We use the linked product documentation for the features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- BIC Camera Anker A83460A1 product record ↗ — checked October 4, 2026.
- BIC Camera exact A83460A1 model, maker and seven-role connection list ↗ — checked October 4, 2026.
- Historical Amazon detail page could not be loaded; exact mapping remains unverified ↗Paid link · We may earn a commission. — checked October 4, 2026.
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