JSAUXDocking Station for Steam Deck/ROG Ally/Legion Go/MSI Claw, 6-in-1 Steam Deck Dock with HDMI 4K@60Hz, Gigabit Ethernet, 3 USB A 3.0 and 100W Charge, Compatible with Steam Deck OLED-HB0603

Pretty great for the price. Definitely has some eccentricities with certain monitors and certain USB devices, but overall works well, and has lasted me a couple years now?

This docking station makes transforming my ROG Ally into a desktop setup incredibly simple. Plug and play functionality is excellent. It connects everything I need - monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc. - without any hassle. I've been using it daily and it's been perfectly reliable. A great, functional product that does exactly what it's supposed to do.

Here's the thing about docks: they're all just glorified port hubs. The only difference might be how/if the ports interact with each other. Absolutely do no waste your money on the official dock. Even if you want a display port, just buy a hub with its own power cable that has the proper ports. Steam Deck does recognize hubs. Other handhelds I'm not sure about, but why wouldn't they?Let's start with the two negatives:The first is only one USB-C. The official dock suffers from this, too. Not a huge deal because of adapters, but it's there. The second issue is the lack of a display port. Personally, I don't care because I'm not trying to play games on my Deck at 8k. That's what my PC is for. This Jsaux dock does cap out at 60Hz on 4k. With a display port the Deck is capable of 60Hz at 8k or 120Hz at 4k. If you don't have a TV or monitor capable of 8k, then the lack of a display port shouldn't even be a problem.Now the positives:The Jsaux dock is compatible with my steam deck, samsung phone, and it even works with my Lenovo tablet.It is made out of metal. The USB-C portion that plugs into your device has metal surrounding the angled bit, as well. So far, all the ports have worked. I have used both a Bluetooth and wired controller without issue. Also, the wired controller will charge while plugged into the dock. I have used Bluetooth headphones while docked. I imagine wired headphones would work fine. I have not tested the gigabit ethernet port.There is plenty of anti-slip strength on the underside and the topside where your device rests. Because of the metal construction, the dock has a satisfying weight to it which adds to the effectiveness of the anti-slip pads.At literally half the price of the official dock, this thing was an easy purchase for me.

**Update**GREAT customer service. Still keeping this at 4 stars since the product had the initial hiccup, but a new one was sent quickly. Customer service alone is 5 stars. I have a JSAUX charger as my secondary charger, and I've been eyeing some other accessories, so this helps solidify that!I've had my dock for about a year, and a few weeks ago, it just stopped charging my steam deck. It will occasionally work, and it's not a power issue on my end, so I'm not sure what's going on. Would love to hear from JSAUX about a replacement or just whatever I can do to fix this (and not just saying to keep unplugging and plugging it back in).

Works great. Have had no issues at all hooking up my steam deck to my Samsung s90c. No screen cut outs or input lag. Much cheaper option then the official dock.

Honestly, I don't even want to give this a single star. I read all the reviews and had high hopes for this dock. I did so much research before committing but I guess the old saying is true. You really do get what you pay for. I purchased this for my Asus ROG Ally. Hooked it up to my TV and tried playing Grand Theft Auto V (which is downloaded on my Ally, I was not using cloud gaming or streaming, I was also playing the story line, not online). Immediately, I knew something was wrong. The graphics were weird and choppy, I tried moving my character around and it was extremely laggy and my character just kept running into things. I figured I needed to switch my Ally to turbo mode, which I did. No change. I switched to a lower graphics game, Alice: Madness Returns, which is a game from 2011. Again, same issue. Extreme lag and glitch and the sound was coming out at the wrong time, so really bad latency. I tried everything I can think of, even bought an expensive HDMI cord, still the same issue. So now it's back in it's box, ready for the return label.

So far it works perfect. I kinda regret buying the official steam dock now because this one works just as well and is less expensive.