JSAUX USB-C Laptop Docking Station, 11-in-1 Dock with 8K@30Hz HDMI and DP, 100W PD, USB-C and 3 USB-A, Gigabit Ethernet, 3.5mm Audio, SD/TF Reader Compatible with Steam Deck, MacBook,ROG Ally-HB1101

First of all, let me get one thing out of the way: It is compatible with the OLED model. That's what my Deck is, and it works perfectly fine out of the box. Another reviewer said it wasn't, but I assume they got a defect because I've experienced no problems.I wouldn't say it's some crazy money value; You get about what you expect for a dongle that you paid sixty bucks for. It has two USB-A 3.0 ports, which are best for flash drives. It has one USB-A 2.0 port that you'd likely use for a wireless mouse or keyboard. It has two SD Card slots, one of the standard size and one micro. It has one DisplayPort, one HDMI, one 3.5mm jack, and an Ethernet port, all of which are self explanatory. It technically has two USB-C ports, but it might as well only be one, due the top-most port being needed to connect it to the Steam Deck. The second one below that is what you'll either for a USB-C flash drive or to charge your Deck without removing the dongle.The biggest selling point for this is that you can clip it onto the back of your Deck if you're using JSAUX's Modcase. I was already using that so I figured I'd buy this and see how it turned out.Basically, this is really great if you want to turn your Steam Deck into a full-on laptop replacement. It has more ports than the official dock from Valve or any third-party equivalents while also being more easily portable. It even props your Deck up for you while it's attached. It's pretty light, so it doesn't add much weight beyond what the Modcase itself already adds.It's large enough that you won't want it attached 24/7, though. It extends past the device's grips on the back, so I'd imagine lying it down flat or trying to stick it in a bag would be uncomfortable. Sticking the Steam Deck in a case is enough of a problem when using the Modcase alone; I doubt any case was designed with this dongle in mind. Even if there is one, I'd assume it to be even larger and bulkier than the official case from Valve. My point is this: Plan for some way to store this thing separately.Overall, I'd say it's great. I grabbed this for use in desktop mode, when I need to write up a document, manage my files, or edit an image. I'm confident that I'll consider this essential for that moving forward.Also, it works with other PC devices too. You don't need to use it exclusively for the Steam Deck.

Not a big fan of the plastic frame, usually this wouldn't bother me but because I consider the price is a bit high, I would prefer to not have it and save some money.

I got this dock for my Steam Deck, since the other docks also utilize a stand, which I didn't particularly want for my use case. Initially, I married to power it using the stock charger that came with my steam deck, which only partially worked (docking functionality worked but it wouldn't charge). Switched the charger to 100w PD and everything works great. Tested 60FPS 4K using the stock cable. Would recommend to others, despite the steeper price - especially if you want the additional IO, or want a dock without a built-in stand.

Don't waste your money on this. At first it seemed to work fine. A few months in and now after the hub is in use for a bit (maybe it is overheating?) the display port will drop out with the windows chime and a black screen. A few seconds later another chime and the monitor comes back on. Infuriating to have the monitor shut off when trying to work on a project or watch a video.

purchased as new, was sent a scratched up dock with a broken mounting case and no cable in a box that appeared to be resealed by the manufacturer. sending back, do better.UPDATE: Amazon sent a NEW replacement unit, and JSAUX reached out to me to ensure I received what I paid for. The hub is great, would give 5 stars if it wasn't for the quality control issue (which I can't verify is either the fault of JSAUX or Amazon).

I can confirm that when connected to a Steam Deck you can get 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) at 120 Hz while having gigabit ethernet, 100W charging, AND USB accessories (wired Xbox controllers).All I saw online was that a configuration like that couldn't be done because the USB C port on the Steam Deck was limited to just a 4K display at 120 Hz and nothing else. People said USB accessories or gigabit ethernet wouldn't fit within the bandwidth limitation out of the USB C on the Steam Deck, but I can confirm that it works.Here's all I had connected to the Steam Deck and JSAUX Dock to test it out:4K Display (3840 x 2160 at 120 Hz - Gigabyte Aorus FV43U)1 Gigabit RJ54 Ethernet1 Xbox Elite Series 2 (via USB A to C cable)1 Logitech Bolt USB Reciever (USB A - connecting to Logitech MX Mechanical Mini and MX Anywhere 3S)100W USB C PDWith this JSAUX Dock, it's exactly what I needed to get Moonlight streaming running from my Gaming PC to my Steam Deck paired with my OLED TV in my living room. Getting Moonlight/Sunshine set up and running is another can of worms that's outside the scope of this review, but just know it can be done. I don't know how JSAUX got around the supposed limitations of the Steam Deck USB C port but to me, this dock seems like a magic Swiss army knife.

El acoplamiento es un plástico mal hecho. Pero el dispositivo en sí es perfecto

Works great for gaming with the Steam deck on tv and when downloading large files (over ethernet rather than WiFi), and using keyboard and mouse... A little over kill for what I use it for, but I love how it slides into the back of their protective shell ... I actually only bought this one to replace one I lostI do wish it came with a cable that was just long enough and angled correctly to fit when mounted to the back. Also the kickstand gets in the way of the two USB 3 ports and card slots (but those obviously aren't as big a issue). Finally when in the sleeve it covers up the port labels, which should have been printed on the same face as the ports, not a big issue but I can never remember which USB-C port is the communication one and which one is for the charging cable