Docking Station and 65W Charger Compatible with Steam Deck OLED/ROG Ally X/Legion Go (S), 5-in-1 Dock with HDMI 4K@120Hz, 100Mbps Ethernet, Dual USB 2.0 and 100W Charge-HB0602

A reliable dock for the Steam Deck that offers consistent performance without complications. Charging capability is steady and handles extended play sessions well. Ports are useful and cover the essentials without feeling limited. Connectivity is stable with no noticeable dropouts. Compact size makes it easy to place on a desk without taking up much space. Fit with the Steam Deck is secure and sits properly without wobble. Appearance is simple and functional rather than flashy, which suits its purpose.

After trying a cheaper version that simply didn’t work, I decided to go with this JSAUX Steam Deck Dock, and it was absolutely the right decision. It worked straight away out of the box — I plugged it into my Steam Deck, and everything connected instantly with no setup or configuration needed. The build quality feels solid, even though the dock itself is lightweight and compact, which makes it easy to move around or store when not in use. I usually disconnect it when I’m done, and it takes up almost no space on my desk. The HDMI output runs smoothly at 4K 60Hz, and the extra ports are genuinely useful — the Ethernet connection is stable, and both USB-A ports work reliably for peripherals. I also appreciate the 100W USB-C port, which ensures my Steam Deck charges while docked without any power issues. After a few weeks of daily use, I can confidently say this is a high-quality, plug-and-play dock that performs exactly as promised. It’s an excellent choice for anyone who wants a simple, compact, and dependable docking station for their Steam Deck or compatible devices.

Nice and sturdy. Good price and works as advertised. The only problem and the reason why it’s only four stars is that, when you use the case of the same brand, the steam deck doesn’t quite fit anymore and falls out of the dock. I’m using it with the original 45w steam deck charger and it works well. Otherwise nice piece of kit and good value for money.

I got this in order to connect my Steam Deck to my living room TV for the occasional play. This then gives me the option to play directly off of the deck, or stream from my Xbox Series X or PS5 or to stream from my PC. Gives me huge versatility for sharing these devices into my living room. Set-up has been very easy, I plugged my steam deck charger into it, connected it to the deck, connected an HDMI cable to the TV and then paired an Xbox controller to my Steam Deck. From there I get a good experience using the deck and am playing a variety of games in there. I have found that Steam Streaming is not quite as smooth as the "Moonlight" linux app which just works so well. Console streaming is also great. I am connecting via Wifi as the ethernet is not the fastest. It is all running very well. Great device for the price.

Picked up a Claw A1M for cheap, so didn’t want to spend lots on extras. This is great value, not weighty but stable, ports work and charges the console, can’t ask for more

The JSAUX docking station has become a popular recommendation in the Steam Deck and portable gaming community, and after extended daily use it’s easy to understand why — it solves the “I want my Deck on a TV without a tangle of separate cables” problem in one reasonably priced package. Setup is plug and play in the truest sense. Connected to my Steam Deck via USB-C, the dock recognised display output, USB peripherals, and began charging simultaneously without any configuration required. No driver installation, no fiddling — that frictionless experience matters more than it sounds when you’re switching between handheld and docked modes regularly. The 65W charging is the key selling point and it delivers accurately. The Steam Deck charges at a proper rate rather than the trickle you get from underpowered alternatives — importantly it maintains charge under load during graphically demanding sessions rather than slowly draining while technically plugged in, which is a failure mode common to cheaper docks. Display output via HDMI handles 4K without issue on compatible displays, and 1080p output is clean and stable with no signal dropout during use. For Steam Deck gaming specifically, 1080p at 60fps is the practical target and this handles it without complaint. Port selection is practical — USB-A ports handle keyboard, mouse, and controller connections simultaneously without bandwidth issues. The Ethernet port is a genuine addition for anyone who’s suffered through WiFi instability during online sessions or large downloads. Build quality is solid for the price point. The aluminium finish feels premium, dissipates heat effectively during extended use, and doesn’t flex or creak. Compact enough to travel with meaningfully — fits in a Steam Deck carry case side pocket. Pros: ∙ True plug and play, zero configuration ∙ Accurate 65W charging — maintains charge under load ∙ Stable 4K/1080p HDMI output ∙ Ethernet port adds genuine value ∙ Aluminium build handles heat well ∙ Compact enough for travel Cons: ∙ USB-C passthrough position can be awkward depending on desk setup ∙ Gets warm during extended 4K output — not concerning but noticeable ∙ HDMI 2.0 rather than 2.1 — limits 4K to 60Hz maximum ∙ Cable between dock and Deck could be slightly longer For Steam Deck owners wanting a clean docked setup without spending on an official solution that doesn’t exist, or laptop users needing a compact multi-port hub with real charging capability, the JSAUX delivers reliably. A sensible buy at this price point.

I was getting incredibly frustrated at this, I was connecting it to my 4K TV with a 4K HDMI cable. The cable worked fine, the steam deck recognised that it was docked but I wasn't getting anything on my TV. I then connected it to a monitor and it immediately worked. Took the HDMI cable which was just a standard HDMI cable from the monitor and again, it immediately worked on my TV. So great when it worked, but saying it works with 4k is false (not a deal breaker for me though)

Works well with legion go 2, charges while using and looks the part