MVRPDXC Docking Station for Steam Deck, 7-in-1 Steam Deck Dock with HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz, Gigabit Ethernet, 3 USB-A 3.0 and 2 Full Speed Charging USB-C Port

Works well very tough and durable built

I took a chance when I originally ordered this product, even before I received my ROG Ally. At first it did not support the 30W Turbo mode for the ROG Ally, but with subsequent ROG Ally firmware updates it does now. It works well, connecting the ROG Ally to the Internet via ethernet cable, connecting to a monitor or TV via HDMI cable, and has all you need in terms of USB-A and USB-C ports. Of course, you can also power the ROG Ally through the dock (and charge the battery). The dock is sturdy, well made, and does not heat up (as I heard others do). I am more than happy with the product.

Works as advertised, be advised that to use any of these third party docks with ROG Ally that you will need to buy a more powerful power adapter to hit 30w turbo. Snagged a 100w usbc Antswang (heheh) charger here on Amazon for pretty cheap and the combo works great.As another reviewer said, I wish the usbc out supported DisplayPort so I only needed a single cable for my portable monitor, but (at time of purchase) finding one of these with an extra USBC at all was slim pickings. No big deal, just need 2 cables instead of one, there’s more than enough ports on this thing.Feels high quality, rubber pads to protect your Deck or Ally when docked, cord is long enough that it could support devices taller than the Deck or Ally if that becomes a thing, not crazy about the branding on the front but it is what it is, price is right, overall I’d recommend for the Ally.

Update: It should be noted that the dock itself uses power and thus you must provide more than the 65w that is output by the official charger.I was mistaken and have to apologize. I came to edit my initial review. It was the Ally incorrectly stating that it was not compatible. Upon further testing, I found that this dock does put the Ally into the proper 30W turbo mode even if the Ally tells you it doesn’t. I have found that it can go up to 60W depending on what a game is displaying.It is compatible with the ASUS RoG Ally and I’m very satisfied with this dock.

I wish the base was wider a bit to host Rog Ally with protective case. Everything else is working as intended.