Steam Deck Dock, Docking Station for Steam Deck (OLED)/ROG Ally/Legion Go, 6-in-1 USB C Hub with HDMI 4K@60Hz, 1Gbps Ethernet, 2 USB-A and 1 USB-C Port, 90W Fast Charging (Not for Rog Ally X)

The Anker Steam Deck Dock is a great compact hub that makes using the Steam Deck on a monitor or TV incredibly easy.It provides all the key ports you need—HDMI for 4K at 60 Hz, Ethernet, USB-A, and USB-C—so you can plug in a keyboard, mouse, and other accessories without hassle. Charging is fast and reliable, letting you play while docked without worrying about battery life. The dock feels well built and stable on the desk, and the angled USB-C connector keeps the handheld seated comfortably while gaming. Overall, it is a very practical and high-quality dock for anyone wanting a simple way to turn the Steam Deck into a mini desktop setup.

I've purchased quite a few Anker products over the years and they've all been of surprisingly high quality given their price. This handheld PC dock is of the same standard I'd expect from all their other products. It's significantly cheaper than the official Valve Steam Deck Dock, but the official dock does offer an included charger and DisplayPort out, which this does not. I already had a compatible charger on hand, and DisplayPort was not a concern for my setup, so this option suits my needs great. It has an anodized aluminum frame, kind of a silvery-but-not-gray tone to it. It has rubberized surfaces to keep the device in place in the dock and the dock on whatever surface you set it on. The braided USB-C cable seems to be thick and sturdy, and will likely hold up well over the long haul, assuming you don't abuse it. My setup has hardwired ethernet in and HDMI going out to an AVR. There's a few USB ports (A and C) that can be used to attach other peripherals like a keyboard and mouse, or a video game controller. I mostly use this setup for Steam Link / Remote Play with my desktop PC, to put the games "on the big screen", and for that it works well. There's definitely a lot of little setup things that need tweaking, but that's on on the software side and has nothing to do with Anker's product here. I'd definitely recommend this Anker dock to anybody looking to dock their Steam Deck or similar handheld PC and wants ethernet in, HDMI out, and a handful of additional USB ports. It looks nice, functions just as it should, and seems of high quality at the price point. Just keep in mind it does not include a charger; and you'll probably want one that's at least 45W -- Anker sells a nice one. :-)

Recently, I got an Anker 6-in-1 Charging Station for my Steam Deck, and so far, it has been a fantastic addition to the Steam Deck setup. The dock provides a USB-C hub complete with a variety of useful features: an HDMI port capable of supporting 4K at 60Hz makes this process really painless when trying to stream and hook up with bigger screens. Meanwhile, it will also be fitted with one 1Gbps Ethernet port to ensure that I can connect it for faster and more stable gaming online. In addition, with two USB-A ports and one extra USB-C port, the connecting of other accessories and peripherals will pretty well be easy without requiring separate adapters. And pretty cool, too, is the fact that there's 100W fast charging that keeps my device going even in long gaming sessions. The dock itself is compact and slick, fitting just about right with my gaming setup without taking too much space. I like how well it is built, too; it feels sturdy, and the design holds either the Steam Deck or the ROG Ally nicely in place. It made my setup so much easier, having all of my connections wrapped into one, leaving me to never again have to worry about the chaos of multiple adapters and cables on my desk. All said and done, highly recommended is this charging station for those who own a Steam Deck or an ROG Ally. It's such a functional, multi-functional piece and strong accessory, which really extends connectivity and amplifies charging speeds. Recommended to gamers who like neat and efficient setups.

I picked up this Anker Steam Deck Dock (6-in-1 USB-C) to make it easier to connect my Steam Deck (OLED) to a TV and other peripherals, and overall it’s been a solid purchase. It’s much cheaper than the official dock but still gives you the key ports you need — HDMI for 4K@60Hz gaming, Ethernet for stable online play, a couple of USB-A ports, and a USB-C port with fast charging support up to about 90–100 W. Setup was simple — plug in the USB-C and HDMI and everything works right away, no drivers or extra software required. It handled video output reliably, and the Ethernet connection made online gaming smooth with less lag. The build feels a bit cheaper in hand compared to more expensive docks, but once connected it works fine and hasn’t caused any issues. For what you pay, it’s a great alternative if you just want to dock your handheld for big-screen gaming or a desktop-style setup without the extra cost. Pros: Easy plug-and-play setup — no fuss or extra software. HDMI 4K@60 Hz and Ethernet support add real value for gaming. USB-A and USB-C ports cover basic peripherals. Cons: Build feels a bit “budget” in hand. Not as robust or feature-rich as pricier docks (no multiple displays). Overall, if you want a simple, affordable dock that gets the job done with your Steam Deck or compatible handheld, this one delivers solid performance for the price.

I really like this dock. The only reason I am giving this 4 stars is because I wish the display input cable that connects to my Steam Deck was not hardwired. It would be nice to be able to use a longer cable of my choice so I don't have to connect my device right where the dock sits, but otherwise, this dock works great and feels very solid and durable. I now own 3 docks for my steam deck. The official Valve dock, which is smaller than this and more of plastic material, but provides display port out (unlike this). Much more expensive, decent product, but also a hardwired display input cable. I own the UGreen dock that is larger than this and also claims up to 10Gb speeds on the USB connections and etc, which don't really matter to me. The HUGE selling point of the UGreen is that the display cable is not hardwired. You can use a cable of your choosing. UGreen's is more expensive, however. If you just want a dock that works, that is compact and solid, you cannot go wrong with this. I am being nitpicky because I ended up with a collection of these docks as I'm trying to have one for each of my TV's in my home and like variety!

It's pretty nice and easy to setup. Runs great 👍

I purchased these for my Legion Go S and it works like a charm. The build quality is outstanding and charges the handheld in no time. It is a great design and value for your money. It also takes up no space at all.

I figured since I use this dock every single day I should write a review on it. It is great. Sometimes though there is an issue where the steam deck does not wake properly or forgets the resolution. Odd. But it happens. Lovely product. Willing to try more anker products in the futere. It’s pretty durable. Has plenty of usb ports and virtually no input lag. Small and light weight with grippy pads on the bottom that don’t pick up every single piece of debri. Nice.