Steam Deck Dock for Steam Deck/OLED with Foldable Stand, HDMI 4K@60Hz, 2 USB A 3.0, 100W Max PD-in, Portable or Desktop Accessories, Perfectly Match The Heat Dissipation Holes

This dock is small and light enough to take anywhere. I chose this one just because of it's compact size. It seems to be built pretty good. Doesn't feel cheap. It has enough USB ports for me(2), a usbc charging port, and an HDMI port. The kickstand works as it should. Be aware you cannot use the product if your Steamdeck has a grip case on. Imanaged to use mine with a grip case, but it doesn't feel stable. Might have to remove the grip case.It does support 100pd fast charging. At $19.99, this product is a great deal.

I love this docking station. It works well, excellent build quality, and no connectivity problems. Just one thing, it doesn't fit in the fitted case that comes with the premium version of the Deck. Not their fault because it's molded to the Deck but it's something to consider. Otherwise it's awesome!

It's a neat little hub that clips directly on to the back of the deck and fits securely. No need to carry one on the go, and all the ports work exactly as advertised. It barely adds weight to the deck, although while attached it doesn't fit in Valve's proprietary carrying case. Not a big deal because the hub's easily removed when storing it, and quickly replaced when you need it again. I don't have a protective shell on my deck, but I assume the hub would not fit correctly if there was anything on the deck beyond the base model. The kickstand is a sorely needed accessory for the steam deck, and this hub "kills two birds" so to speak.My only two gripes -- The USB-C port on the hub is only a power pass-through to charge the deck. No data, no display info. Not a big deal if you already have an external display running on a full HDMI port. Second, the cable from the hub to the deck is a hair too long. When plugged in, the cable loops around to the top of the deck, but juts out behind the deck by about half an inch. I worry that when I have the hub cable plugged in, I can't lay the deck flat on its back without putting pressure on the deck's USB-C port. Over time, I'm afraid that pressure could damage or wear out the solitary I/O port on the deck if I'm not careful to place it on the kickstand every time.Bottom line -- Great accessory that I wish I bought when I first got my steam deck. Slightly limited in I/O when compared to other traditional docks, but well worth it for the price and added utility.

So far this has been working great. I love having the option to only run a hdmi cord to the couch or bed and use the native controls on the steam deck to play games. Also leaving the intake and exhaust ports as open as possible is great for thermals

I use this whenever I travel. I hook up my mouse and keyboard, and it becomes my laptop. I do have a larger gaming laptop but its doesn't fit in most bags and I still pack my keyboard and mouse with it. I've used this adapter with my work laptop as it only has usb c ports and gave me a travel dock to fit my usb A mouse. I did try to use this with my AR glasses, unfortunately this doesn't provide power and video over the USB C. This is my only complaint about the device. Otherwise its easy to use, charges just as fast as without the dock, is sturdy, all while giving me a kick stand when setting up on a desk or table.

Works great to allow accessories to be attached while traveling so I can use my keyboard. I wanted to test the passthrough charging by plugging it in at 77% and putting the Deck to sleep. It took me two hours to charge to 100% with the deck in sleep mode. Very bad. The power cord also has some issues going in fully. I mostly got this for the USB though so I can use my keyboard and mouse for some games that require a lot of typing. A great accessory for sure regardless of the charging issue, though I can see it being a problem if you play high performance games as it may not be able to keep up with power input.

This kickstand attachment is perfect for the Steam Deck when I want a quick setup to take it and plug into a monitor or TV and not have to unplug the entirety of my setup at home. The 2 USB ports is perfectly enough to get some quick 2 player games going on especially if you play fighting games.

The media could not be loaded. After using it for a few days, I noticed that the dock had issues with the HDMI port functionality. Hoping this was just a defective unit, I requested a replacement, but unfortunately, the new unit had the exact same problem. Because of this, I have been forced to return it. This is unfortunate because I really liked the product and it perfectly met my needs.Pros:- It is very lightweight, making it very comfortable to use the Steam Deck even without removing the dock, and the difference in weight is barely noticeable.- It supports 4K resolutions at 60 Hz.- The kickstand works very well.- The charging speed is fast enough; running demanding games while charging does not impair the charging speed.- The design is compact and doesn’t obstruct the airflow.Cons:- Very low read and write speeds for a USB 3.0 port, barely reaching 40 MB/s.- Disconnecting the charging cable causes the loss of connection to all USB ports, including the HDMI.- It can cause aesthetic damage to the Steam Deck if not handled carefully.Both units I tested had intermittent sound issues when using the dock connected via HDMI. This issue occurred randomly within a span of 3 to 15 minutes and persisted even with different HDMI cables and screens (TV and monitor). The effects of this can be seen in the video uploaded with the review.