JSAUX RGB Docking Station for Steam Deck (OLED)/ROG Ally/Legion Go, 12-in-1 | Dock with 4K@60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, USB C 3.0, Two USB A 3.0, USB 2.0, 100W USB C Charging, Transparent

The best dock and you get yourself a thunderbolt compatible cable with 40gbps. I use it on my mac and did migration between different macs at blazing speeds. The cable alone is worth it but I use the dock with my mac more than steam deck.

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HDMIとディスプレイポートが使えて2つのモニター表示できました。 こんな使い方する人はあまりいないと思いますがHDMIだけのものが多いのでとても助かりました！

Currently working well at 240hz @ 1440p on my steam deck desktop mode to samsung G7 monitor. Build quality for the price could be better. You can turn the RGB off with the button on top; fun that it's there but not what sold me on this product. There are not many options currently with Display port 1.4 AND HDMI 2.1 + Ethernet so for that this currently gets a 5 Star. I feel like the cost will go down over time as the general market can copy the value. Recap for JSAUX: Improve build quality to stay ahead. UGREEN has less features for example but their build quality makes them more valuable for the long haul. It sucks to make something nice but breaks easily. Quality builds loyalty.

Tres intuitif, plug and play...

Compré este dock para una Asus ROG Ally y no puedo estar más contento. La expansión que más me interesaba era la de Display Port, y la verdad es que se conecta sin problemas a un monitor externo con todas las resoluciones disponibles, incluso activando el VRR en el monitor externo. El resto de puertos va como se esperaba: red ethernet, puertos USB tipo A y C, tarjetas SD... todo como la seda. El único pequeño problema que he encontrado es que la conexión a la pantalla externa a través de HDMI se me desincroniza muy de vez en cuando, pero puede que sea mi cable HDMI. Un detalle a mejorar: las luces RGB son un poco cansinas, especialmente por la noche. Aunque se pueden desconectar con un toque, me hubiera gustado que fuera un switch para desconectarlas totalmente, ya que al reiniciar el aparato vuelven a encenderse solas. Pero vamos, es un detalle sin importancia. En cuanto a la compatibilidad, lo he probado con una ROG Ally, un iPad Pro M1 y una tableta Android. En todos los casos ha funcionado la salida a monitor externo, red, USB, etc. En general, un gran producto totalmente recomendado si tienes un PC consolizado, tablet o similar.

I have used this on my Steamdeck and can confirm it will charge and play at full power. I've only got a 65W Laptop charger (PD) connected to it, but it doesn't bother the deck at all. Can connect my steam controller wireless dongle, and any external drive works a treat. The MicroSD slot I have installed a 512G card and formats and plays games perfectly. I've also tested an external NVMe drive connected to the USB-C connector, and the transfer speeds are great. I also connected this to my Lenovo T14s laptop (work issue), and can use the DP and HDMI on both external screens, as well as my laptop screen. I didn't load any drivers to get it to work, however they might be installed from my work image, I don't know. It just worked for me. I've had no issues with work or play with this dock and highly recommend it to anyone. OpenRGB works a treat in windows and Linux to modify the lighting. The ONLY thing that was annoying: Inside the packaging, the instruction card says to go to the jsaux website to install the latest firmware. Good luck finding that. I emailed their support and they said that you don't need to update the firmware. So I asked why bother putting the card in the instructions for confusion.... crickets. EDITED: After almost a year of use, I wish they put the LAN port around the rear, and had 2x USB ports on the side instead. The pull of the network cable is far stronger than USB dongles, and the unit sort of slides out of "square", and it makes cable management look awful. I also wish it would remember your RGB on or off status, if you unplug the power to the device, then next time it's powered, brilliantly lit LED's. I might go back into the openRGB software and see if I can't just disable it. They're kind of gross really. I'm old, so RGB is not what I bought this for. Still going well though.