JSAUX Docking Station Compatible with Steam Deck, 6-in-1 Steam Deck Dock with HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz, Gigabit Ethernet, 3 USB A 3.0 and Full Speed Charging USB C Port Compatible with Valve Steam Deck-HB0603

The item was delivered in one day and it has matched my expectations. I also connected my keyboard and mouse which works perfectly fine. The HDMI connection to the television was also seamless. Excellent utility for the price which is worth the money.

Amazing product to combine with SteamDeck

It is pretty amazing for the price. It just works. The HDMI port supports 4k 60Hz (I use it on an ultrawide 4k monitor), USB ports aren't that fast but shouldn't be a problem for a mouse and keyboard and having ethernet is great. My only issue is that the USB-C cable that connects to Steam Deck is undetachable and that could lead to having to replace the whole dock if the cable fails. So far I had it for a while and no issues whatsoever.

Budget replacement for official Dock station. Glitching from time to time, but hard to pinpoint when it's a TV issue, dock issue or steamdeck itself. But it works fine must of the time.

It's quite good, and for the ports they're quite fast. But as written in the description, you need a higher than 65W for the ally for it to run turbo mode, it runs with the 65W on performance only not turbo. So don't expect to play AAA games using the original charger of the Ally.

Stopped charging the deck after 1 month, do not buy

This was the only place I could find this item in the UAE. The seller tried his best to send the item as quick as possible, I bought it on one day, received it the next day. Very happy with the dock for the Steam deck.

Anazing

Muito bom. Atendeu bem as minhas expectativas.

Great adaptor! Exactly what I needed to connect my steamdeck to my monitor. Highly recommend

De los mejores docks que he probado, JSAUX tiene bastante calidad en sus productos, me ha funcionado para mi tele y monitor portátil. El precio lo vale

Okay, it works! Beautifully. I have a 62" TV and it's beautiful. Playing solo, it's flawless. No issues at all. Couch co-op? It also *works! *You'll need more than the dock. Here's what I got to make it work (links below): - 3 8bit Ultimate 2C Wireless Controllers: $89.97 ($29.99 each) - SABRENT 4-Port USB 2.0 Data Hub: $7.95 - Amazon Basic 2-Pack USB-A 2.0 Extension Cable, Male to Female, 3.3 foot: $8.09 ---------------- Total: $106.01 Why?: The Bluetooth in the Steam Deck is not designed to take the bandwidth of several controllers. After one connection, each subsequent controller gets increasingly more lag. By the fourth, it's so lagged it's unplayable. What?: You need to bypass the Bluetooth for all but at most one controller. That means you need a wired connection, or a controller with a USB dongle that will connect directly to the dock (if that's you, keep reading). A wireless controller with a USB dongle mimics a wired connection, so it won't overload the Steam Deck. I didn't have that. I had one Xbox controller and three Nintendo Switch Pro controllers. (Of note here, Nintendo controllers send BT signals that are both proprietary and condensed, making them the worst to use but there are workarounds. I do also have another Xbox controller, and the second one still had lag when both were connected). I bought three 8bit wireless controllers to fix the problem. But, it didn't. The controllers would each constantly disconnect and reconnect while playing. Apparently, it's this dock's USB 3.0 ports. The USB 3.0 ports project a slight radioactive signal that disrupts the 2.4G wireless signals that go from the controller to the dongle. Some USB 3.0 ports have proper shielding built in to dampen that radioactive interference, but not this dock. The best solution is to move the USB dongles away from the dock and connect them to USB 2.0's. So, I got the SARGENT 4-Port Data Hub with USB 2.0 ports (THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING). That helped, but still I was getting intermittent disconnections. The port's wire is not long enough to avoid all interference. So, finally, I got a USB 2.0 extension cable. I have my Steam Deck dock on one side of my TV stand, and I run the extension cable to the other side where I have the USB Data Port with my 3 8bit controller dongles plugged in. It works!! In the end, I'm using a single Xbox controller for myself and 3 8bits for the other players. And I make my friend with a Nintendo Switch 2 jealous of all the Steam games I can play on my TV. Links: 8bit Wireless Controllers: amazon.com/dp/B0FX3TJ5RX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title SABRENT 4-Port Data Hub: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BWF5U0M?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Amazon Basic 2-Pack USB-A 2.0 Extension Cable, Male to Female, 3.3 foot: https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Basics-Extension-Keyboard-Transfer/dp/B00NH13Q8W/ref=sr_1_1_ffob_sspa?

This allows me to game with my Steam Deck on my Mac Mini's external monitor. This is perfect for games with on-screen text, as sometimes it is difficult to read on the smaller OLED screen.