7-in-1 Steam Deck Dock with Dual 4K@60Hz HDMI DisplayPort – 100W USB C Docking Station for Steam Deck ROG Ally Legion Go – MacBook iPad Android Gaming Hub/Gigabit Ethernet 3xUSB 3.0 Ports

Bought alongside Steam Deck because the Valve dock is so needlessly expensive. Does everything I need, feels solid and not fragile, holds the device just fine, and everything connects easy and without any fuss. For an affordable, simple dock it does everything you need without any difficulty. I've used it both attached to my TV and stand alone with a wired mouse and keyboard to get the Deck set up, worked great for both purposes. Only two things is I wish it came with a power cable of it's own, for the price I feel it should come with something, and I wish it locked the deck in place a little more, but I've got rowdy dogs and the only available space is a low shelf so that's not gonna be a problem for everyone.

Great functionality here, should be noted does not fit great with the Xbox ROG Ally... works perfectly, but kinda have to stand your unit properly for it to utilize the stand part of the dock. Connect cord is pretty short too, as, at least when using the stand, I kind of have to pickup the dock to attach the charging cord, then do the proper fitting for sitting the unit in the stand... minor annoyance, but legit, 5-star product - just nice to share limitations for using this for the xbox rog ally.

I recently got a IAVKU Steam Deck dock for Christmas to pair with my Steamdeck to play off my TV and it works exactly as stated. I had an extremely easy time setting up the dock to my tv and as soon as I hooked up the deck to it, it immediately worked. Also there is no delay from my keyboard/mouse and it runs really smoothly when playing games online. Also the dock seems to never overheat while I’m even playing triple A games. I highly recommend this for anyone looking for a dock with a reasonable price.

Dock is not perfect (sometimes volume doesnt work on eternal display, sometimes I have to connect or disconnect the Deck from the Dock a couple times for it to recognize the external display and a few other minor issues, it s a bit finicky TBH) althou it works, issues arent as game breaking as u might think from my review. The dock is good, just not perfect, be aware of that. I dont regret buying it as it s cheap and gets the job done regardless.

I recently purchased a Steam Deck but didn't want to buy the official dock from Steam. After a bit of research, I decided on this one. I'm currently using it hooked up to an ultrawide monitor via the HDMI port. I have it hardwired to a switch and am getting great download speeds. I also have a USB 3 hub attached to one of the ports and have a keyboard/mouse combo and an external drive connected to the hub. I've had the dock for a month now and have had no issues at all. I picked up this dock because I liked that it had three USB 3.2 ports plus the HDMI and Display Port for added flexibility. It's been a great addition and I'm extremely happy with my purchase.

This docking station supports HDMI audio pass through. Make sure to set your power settings to not turn your screen off. Mine was shutting off after 10 minutes. This one works great compared to other ones on here that don't have audio pass through.

This was purchased to be used with a Steam deck, so not sure how this works with other platforms. Build quality: 4/5, it is a soild device and holds the steam deck well. The quality of the ports are on par with other docking devices. Charging Speed: the charging speed is dependant on the type of power brick you purchase along side it or already have. Charging brick is not included. Connectivity: plenty of ports from USB A, hdmi, network and USB. All work great so far. Overall the steamdeck fits great in this device and connecting this to the television using the hdmi is great. Sound from my surround speakers are great as well. This product was worth the purchase.

Using this for casting a steam deck to a tv was super easy! I was worried that my steam deck wouldn’t be charging during the casting process, but there is a port for connecting it where you charge the steam deck, and then you connect your steam deck charger to a port on the back (which is required for it to work!). You then need your own HDMI/USB cable to cast it to your device and you’re all good! The casting quality wasn’t bad at all, and it even offered instructions on how to get the quality good. I didn’t have issues with quality upon set up and the instructions weren't very concise, but that’s okay. The aspect ratio was a bit weird at first (seemed like a part was cut off) but it was just a tv issue. I recommend this when you want to play on your tv/monitor so you don’t have to look at your steam deck. I bought specifically to play Baldur’s Gate 3 with friends locally and it worked very well I recommend!