KIWIHOME Docking Station for Steam Deck, 7-in-1 Dock with LED Control Button, HDMI2.0 4K@60Hz, DP1.4 4K@120Hz, 100W PD Fast Charge, 1000M Ethernet, 3 USB3.0 Compatible with Valve Steam Deck

The media could not be loaded.  Before starting my review, I would like to note that I purchased this product with my own money and at a discounted rate of $39.99 before tax.Now shall we start?1- First things first, I open the box, and the silicone that will hold my steam deck in place was dirty, I cleaned it off with some wipes, but it’s something to note. No biggie.2- You will find that the Docking slides when you put it on a flat surface, that’s because there is a sticker covering the silicone base of the docking station. Peal it off and enjoy a rigid stationary dock.3- While I was connecting the power into the dock, I realized that the docking station’s ports are well machined and polished, unlike JSAUX 6-in-1 model (that I personally used) has its housing like brushed aluminum, which can be a picky con to some like myself.4- Another thing that I may find as a “concern” to some is the location of the wire attached to the docking station with it being connected to the steam deck. There are some stress points in the red circle that I drew in the one of the pictures attached. Not sure if that can be a concern to some of you, but I don’t find it really bothering me or the extent that it would potentially damage my type-C steam deck’s port.5- Ethernet connection, some companies like to “over advertise” their connection speed tolerance, but as shown in the picture, KiwiHome DOES deliver above and beyond.6- LAST but not least, the button! Of course, it’s one of the “unique” features that separates it from other docking stations. Some people might think that the button is just switching screen modes, I explained briefly in the video attached that the button acts like a kill-switch to anything connected to it other than the power. Your mouse, keyboard, HDMI, Display Port, and ethernet are NOT functional once the button’s light is off. Again, might be a con to some of you, but hey, it’s not found in a lot (or any) docking station.Note: You can extend the steam deck’s display and use 2 or 3 displays all at once.7- Finally, my last thoughts. Given the fact that I purchased it at $39.99 (same price range as the famous JSAUX 6-in-1), I would EASILY say this is my go to. Watch out for those discounts cause at $39.99, you’re getting WAY more than an average $40-$50 docking station.I hope this review helps you decide your purchase!🙂👍

I bought it for my ROG Ally, and it's great. It supports 120Hz with the HDMI cable, plus the 30W mode is also supported directly with the ROG Ally's standard charger. It's all benefits for the price. Just a small flaw: the cable is a bit short for the ROG Ally, which means you have to offset it slightly from the center of the docking station.Not cool :(

Después de analizar todas las bases, escogí esta porque es la única que proporciona 4k y las conexiones que yo quería y con máxima velocidad. Gran calidad. Tu Steam Deck OLed queda perfecta y no se cae. Se conecta a Tv por HDMI.

Bonjour,Je l'utilise avec la Rog Ally, personnellement fonctionne parfaitement, longueur du câble de charge un peu court mais personnellement je ne trouve pas ça rédhibitoire.

This steam deck dock is very similar to the original one, it has a sleek design and is super easy to set up and use. I was eyeing buying the original one but opted for this as it is more budget friendly and would reach quicker. When it arrived, I was pleased with the packaging and that it is in an eco friendly packaging.I took it out and set it up to my tv in order to use it for steam deck docking and tried out playing DDLV and truly enjoyed it! It is a good product and will last long term from the looks of it.