UGREEN Steam Deck Dock 9-in-1 USB C Docking Station with Foldable Stand, 4K@60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, PD 100W, 10Gbps USB A&C 3.2, TF/SD Compatible with Steam Deck, Rog Ally, Rog X, Legion Go etc.

The product I'm reviewing is:UGREEN Steam Deck Dock 9-in-1 USB C Docking Station with Foldable Stand, 4K@60Hz HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, PD 100W, 10Gbps USB A&C 3.2, TF/SD Compatible with Steam Deck, Rog Ally, Rog X, Legion Go etc.---This was purchased for my Steam Deck and it works wonderfully. The additional ports work well to connect USB dongles for a wireless keyboard / mouse combo and a controller.The build quality is excellent, the padding on the bottom as well as the back support ensure that the device isn't damaged while resting in the mostly metal dock and I especially appreciate that the connection cable for the device is removable and not hard wired in.The dock can fold and is otherwise fairly portable, not that I ever intend to use it that way.Overall I'm very impressed and would highly recommend it to anyone, if it was still widely available but that seems questionable when last I checked.

This dock is perfect for anyone with a Steam Deck! I purchased the Valve/Steam dock with the Deck itself and though it does work well, this Ugreen Dock offers all the features from the Valve/Steam Docking station *with the exception of the DisplayPort-Out, but you gain an extra USB-C port as well as micro and standard SD card slot. The back plate is also exactly the support I want in a Docking Station for devices like the Steam Deck. I also have a Skull & Co. grip case on my Steam Deck and it still fits perfectly with the adjustable backplate (unlike with the Valve/Steam Dock). I specifically seeked this feature out when looking for an additional Dock and this Ugreen one accommodated my Steam Deck (with case) very well. I was also seeking a docking solution for my iPad Pro 11inch and this also works seamlessly! The backplate supports the iPad very well (though unsure about the larger model).If you use a Steam Deck as well as a USB-C iPad regularly, this option is perfect! Especially for travel! As it is compacts into a portable, easy to manage rectangle.Couldn’t recommend enough. Will definitely be purchasing more Ugreen products.

Great dock that considers the visual impact of having one on display at home. I really like how minimal and out of the way it folds down to when not in use. When you fold it out it's all functional and sturdy too. The cable is the only down side, it's short and quite stiff, and if your device has the input on the far left side, it kind of fights alignment. I will try to find a suitable length flat cable to replace it, but it's at least replaceable!Build quality is strong, sturday, maybe heavy for travel use, but this is really more for leaving at home. I'd still just take a dongle for travel use.

This feels high quality compared to all the other docks I've tried. The back support is adjustable, so you don't put all the weight of the device on the bottom of the system/screen.There's nearly every port you could ask for, so that even if you used it for a usb hub, it's great.I tried it with my Steam Deck and it was perfect. I attached a drive with Batocera to the dock, so if I want to boot into that for emulation or lightgun games, I can just boot into that instead when docked. Yes, the lightguns worked perfectly through the dock, as did a mouse and keyboard.I tried it with my Samsung tablet using the Samsung Dex software and it worked great. The only problem I had with this was an issue with Android where I was playing a video with 5.1 audio and there's no way in Android to configure exactly how you want the audio transferred, so the sound only played on two channels, my rear channels. Aside from that, the tablet apps worked well.When I saw this dock was available, I was ecstatic because I'd been looking for one for a while that was better designed. This one is perfect. I have no complaints.Edited after the honeymoon period: It's still a great dock, but there are a few things I wish could be changed. It'd be very nice to have a front accessible usb port or two at the front bottom of the dock. When the Steam Deck is docked, it's a little bit awkward reaching in behind everything to use a usb port.Also, the usb cable it comes with to plug into the Steam Deck is not positioned perfectly, so you have to kind of twist against the cable every time. Pretty minor complaints overall.

Everything works great, and I looked at a handful of other options and this one does everything I need it to. I personally don't need to travel around with it, but I could see that as its biggest downside. It's bigger than most, and has pretty sharp corners. I would never use this as a travel dock though. Were I to need to travel and also need a dock, I would probably buy another one...that's just how bad this one for that purpose. But if all you need is to set this up somewhere in your house and even move room to room, this thing is great. In all honestly, I think you could travel with it, and I think it would take it fine, but you're typically putting something like this in the thinner netting pockets in cases and such and this is a no go for that. You could just toss this thing loose in any bag and it would be fine I think. Might scuff it up, but the thing feels about as bulletproof as a dock would be.

Very nice dock for the Steam deck!For my setup, I used up all the USB ports I would need (essentials like KB+M, monitor as well)Folds up nicely for travel and the optional expandable storage is a nice touch! Keeps everything flush!Works nicely with the Nintendo Switch as well, though you do have to store the switch awkwardly to use dock it. It also does not play nicely with the YouTube app on Nintendo Switch. Compatibility in itself is a nice touch and provides as a good backup for the Switch!