JSAUX Upgraded Docking Station for Steam Deck OLED/ROG Ally X/Legion Go/MSI Claw, 5-in-1 Steam Deck Dock with HDMI 4K@120Hz, 100Mbps Ethernet, USB 2.0 and 100W Charge Compatible with Steam Deck-HB0602Carbonfree Certified

The JSAUX Docking Station is an essential accessory for anyone who owns a Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Legion Go, or MSI Claw. It’s a 5-in-1 docking station that enhances your gaming setup with incredible features like 4K@60Hz HDMI output, 100Mbps Ethernet, dual USB-A 2.0 ports, and 100W charging capability. This compact and durable dock really expands the functionality of my handheld gaming device.The 4K HDMI output works flawlessly, providing a crisp, clear picture when connected to my TV or monitor. The Ethernet port ensures stable internet connectivity, which is perfect for online gaming sessions. The USB-A ports are great for connecting extra accessories like controllers, and the 100W charging support means I can power up my device while playing or streaming without worrying about running out of battery.What’s more, the dock is easy to set up and extremely portable, making it ideal for gaming at home or on the go. If you're looking for a reliable docking station that maximizes your handheld gaming experience, the JSAUX Docking Station is definitely worth the investment. Highly recommend

Works great. It fits my steam deck well. No complaints and so easy to use.

This works great for my Steam Deck (non OLED) and my ROG Ally. I had used a couple of Jsaux branded items before, adapters and such, but didn't really know what to fully expect with this. It has been a flawless experience for both my Steam Deck as well as my Ally. Setup couldn't be easier. There's a plug from the unit to the handheld's USB-C port, then you just need to add an HDMI cable. The version I bought included a plug, so charging was a snap.There are plenty of ports if you have a wireless mouse/keyboard or controller dongle you need to plug in, and compatibility is fast and easy.This thing easily charges a Steam Deck and even the more power hungry Ally. The footprint is pretty small as well. I couldn't really ask for a better working dock.

Good dock option compared the the arm and a leg you'd spend on the valve namebrand one. wish it had an extra USB-c port for my controller but still happy with it! charges well and keeps my deck secure. the dock doesn't cover the screen so you can play desktop mode no problem. overall a decent buy.

Edit: Customer service was super great and let me trade in for a new one which has lasted almost a year now with no problems. Great accessory.I really liked this dock- I basically just needed a way to output my display to a monitor and charge at the same time. However, after just 3 months of light use it has suddenly stopped being recognized by my Steam Deck. It started with USB devices not working when connected, then the HDMI output stopped working, and then the pass-through charging failed. Now the dock isn't recognized at all by the Steam Deck.I'm no stranger to hardware troubleshooting, and so I've tried different power supplies, devices, restarting affected devices, and plugging devices into the dock without anything else plugged in. Nothing has gotten it to start working again. It's become a $30 paperweight.All in all, this is a great dock while it works. For $30 - $40 though, I would have hoped it would have lasted for more than three months of light use.

At the moment it’s working g great. Good price, and the dock is nice I like the cushions the one that comes from steam doesn’t have that.

Wanted to connect my steam deck (LCD version) to my TV so everyone could use it / could use it to play "couch co-op"The stand itself is nicer than expected for the price and does a good job of propping up the deck without sliding around. The cord is exactly the right length, and charges find with the deck's charger plugged into the back.Both USB ports work for controllers or a controller hub, and the HDMI passthrough does what it's supposed to without any configuration. Basically take it out of the box, plug everything in, and you're good to go!

I bought two of these docks for two separate rooms and while they work perfectly fine when it comes to charging, connecting to my TV, and the USB ports, the network speeds do not reach anything beyond 50 - 60 Mbps, even after changing the Limit Download Speed entry to "10000000". I thought this was an issue with my internet since it's usually 300 Mbps down, but after testing with an official dock for my Steam Deck, the download speeds match what I'm supposed to have. While this isn't the biggest deal in the world, it's a mild inconvenience since it's not working as advertised.