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

Works perfectly. Compared to other brands I have brought this one works perfectly. The setup was easy and to the point. It came with manual and the instructions are simple. You can also charge your steam deck while playing games as well as it was decent price not too bad for a dock. It was 40 ish with some tags but it was good. I was able to connect my hdmi cord, Ethernet cord and steam deck charger and cord that came along with the steam deck just fine.

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.

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.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review: The UGREEN Steam Deck Dock 9-in-1 is a reliable choice for handheld gaming setups. The adjustable stand ensures proper heat dissipation, and the solid build makes it great for long-term use. ✅ Fast Data Transfers – The 10Gbps USB 3.2 ports allow smooth performance, making file transfers easy. ✅ Sharp Display Output – The 4K@60Hz HDMI ensures clear visuals when connected to a larger screen. ✅ Consistent Power Delivery – The 100W PD charging supports ROG Ally’s 30W Turbo mode effectively. ✅ Multiple Connectivity Options – With Gigabit Ethernet, USB-A & USB-C ports, and SD/TF card slots, this dock covers key gaming needs. While the included cable could be longer, it’s a minor issue that’s easily fixable. Overall, the UGREEN Dock is a strong addition to any Steam Deck or ROG Ally setup, delivering functionality and convenience at a great value.

I'm sure there are other steam deck docks that probably have a ton more features, extras, inputs/outputs, etc. but I'll say this and it seems a LOT of people don't mention this but this is one of the VERY FEW docks that can easily and securely hold your steam deck in it WHILE IT HAS A CASE ON IT. A lot of docks out there for whatever reason can't hold the steam deck + case even if the case is pretty minimal. The dock is adjustable and can't adjust to your setup. I have had zero issues with the input/outputs, connectivity, charging speed, etc. I'm totally happy with going with this one over others just based on how adjustable it is.

Pros: Not to expensive, has a mix of USB 2.0 and 3.1 ports (Update: the USB 3.1 ports run at USB 1 speeds do not buy), can do 4k 60z over HDMI, and can act like a 4k HDMI dummy plug for steamlink (read update: the only thing this dock can do is act as an HDMI adapter, and even that requires you to mess around in settings to get it to scale correctly) Cons: Ethernet Port is very finicky and some cables will not clip in properly, thus fall out if the dock is looked at the wrong way. Also, Despite what the listing/UGREEN says, this dock CANNOT do 100 watt PD. I tried 2 different chargers, a 100 watt and 140 watt respectfully; and 3 different cables in a menagerie of combinations and the dock is incapable of outputting 100 watt PD to the host device, hard stop. I emailed UGREEN support about this, and they said the unit was defective and I had to go through amazon to get a replacement. I then did this, and the replacement dock has the same issue. Best guess, the dock takes a few watts off the top to power the USB ports, and when they say "PD 100W" in the listing title and "100W Fast Charging: Supporting up to 100W power delivery,"; what they mean to say is "Dock can accept 100w PD in, which it can output at 85W (or some number less than 100)". Either that or both the docks I got are defective; regardless I'm keeping the dock because it ticks enough boxes/I have it now and don't want to waste anymore time on what should have been an easy purchase. update: I went to move some files around and the write speed for my drive plugged into the dock are in KB/s maxing out at 3 MB/s before crashing back down to 0. Plugged those same drives directly into my computer and I am seeing write speeds in the 300 MB/s. This dock is utter trash and a waste of time.

Overall happy with this dock. And it has generous USB connections, three USB-A and one USB-C (minus the other two USB-C which are used for power input and to connect to the Deck). Works well with my 4K monitor at 60hz. I only wish the extra USB-C port was on the side for easier reach. There seem to be a rare glitch with this dock, but is a very unique case so I won't fault them for it. When I connected another USB extension adapter to the USB-A port in the back of the Dock, it causes the WiFi performance of the SteamDeck to become super slow (this is while the dock is powered by a 100W USB-C adapter). But it only happened if I connected the USB adapter to this back port, there was no issues with the two ports on the side.