UGREEN Steam Deck Dock, 6-in-1 Docking Station Aluminum Stand with 4K@60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, 100W PD, USB-C and USB-A Data Ports, USB C Dock for Steam Deck OLED, ROG Ally and MoreClimatePartner certified

The Ugreen Deck Dock is essentially a USB-C hub with a hook shaped frame and soem rubber pads. That being said, it does it's job flawlessly with enough connections to cover the majority of use cases and is small and light enough to travel with. If you've bought a Deck, you've probably got a little foam carrying pouch that doesn't seem to fit anything. It fits this, which is awesome as the edges aren't rounded and that prevents any unwated travelling mishaps.Nice and cheap, and as it's a USB-C splitter, it works with more than just the Steamdeck. I used it in place of a Microsoft Surface Hub, because that's one of the worst pieces of hardware I've ever come across, and this is drastically better for a fraction of the size, weight and price.Definitely recommend if you've got a Deck, it's not flooded with luxuries like the pricey ones, nor does it have the firmware updates of Steam's own dock, but for the £12 or so I paid for it, it's perfect.

Works perfectly, deck fits nicely inside and the cable reaches easily. Excellent value and looks neat and tidy by my TV. Easy to use; just plug in an HDMI cable, plug in a power supply (or not if you enjoy running out of battery), and off to the races. It's pretty lightweight so avoid heavy or thick cables if possible.Only minor things to note before buying are:It doesn't come with a power supply or HDMI cable of any kind, so you will need your own and with at least 15W output through USB C.If you set your deck to 4k output - even if the game can run at a stable fps it will lose signal randomly, not that you will be able to run much at 4k on a deck, but still. Just stick to 1440p or 1080p or 720p for games. Desktop and Steam UI are not affected though.

Unfortunately, I had to return this within a month of getting it. I had it all working fine and no problems for weeks but then the charging just stopped working completely and it wasn't functioning properly so I had to send it back. I would recommend looking elsewhere.

As the title says, best budget dock for the price. All the ports you need. Is a bit wobbly with the asus ally in the dock, but you can prop it up slightly with a spare/old debit card in place to hold it. Would prob fit the steam deck better (dont know dont have one) but for thr asus rog ally its fine. the only downside i have come across is the actual usb c connector. It works fine in normal use. But sustained usaged. i.e. copying 150gb games on or off the main drive, the usbc connector seems to time out?? it will work again straight away but if your copying 150gb across thats 30 mins wasted and you have to start again. have got around this issue by using a usb c to a adapter with my external drive instead with no issue's. Could be a faulty port but cant be bothered to send back just wont use it in future. apart from that 1gb ethernet works fine video out works great. unable to test if 4k output works as i have it plugged into my workstation setup and i only have 1080p monitors. will test 4k on the tv downstairs at some point. at 30quid its still a bargain. well done ugreen. 4 stars

A lot of people in the reviews have said this stops working after so long, but I've not had that problem at all. This dock is fantastic and works really well. I'm really happy with it!

If you're looking for a great dock for your steam deck, this is definitely worth a try.

the best dock for steamdeck, no delay and easy to use, build in metal good look and feel great.

DON'T BUY, DOCK IS INHERRENTLY BROKEN, WILL NOT LAST VERY LONG.Charging stopped working after 2 weeks.Dock gets input pawer (indicated by white LED next to power in USB port) but the extension cord thats supposed to go in the Deck does nothing.Going by most of the other 1 star reviews this is a common occurance :-(No wonder its on indefinite 50% offUGREEN is supposed to be a better brand, just shows they don't deserve this assumption...