Steam Deck Docking Station: 100W Charging + Ethernet

Six ports, one stand, zero cable tangle

100W charging, without the slow crawl

The hub takes a 100W USB-C Power Delivery input and passes that power through the braided cable to your handheld. Use a supply rated for 100W and the handheld charges at the full speed listed on the packaging, even while you play.

Wired internet for steady matches

The RJ45 port is Gigabit Ethernet at 1000M. Run a network cable from your router into the hub and the docked session runs on a wired link instead of Wi-Fi. Lag from a weak signal stops being a factor once the cable is in.

One stand, upright on your desk

The cradle holds the handheld upright while it charges and connects to the hub. It stops the slide-and-tip habit on a crowded desk, and the screen stays at a comfortable angle for the whole session.

Four numbers you can check

• 100WPower Delivery input for the handheld
• 4K@60HzMonitor output for docked play
• 1000MGigabit wired network connection
• 5GbpsPer USB 3.0 port across three ports

Dock it in four steps

1. 1
   Power the hub

   Connect a USB-C power supply rated for 100W to the power input. The LED indicator lights up when the dock is powered.

2. 2
   Connect the monitor and network

   Plug your HDMI cable into the 4K@60Hz port and run a network cable from your router into the Gigabit Ethernet port.

3. 3
   Attach the handheld

   Connect the braided USB-C cable from the hub to your Steam Deck or ROG Ally.

4. 4
   Set it in the cradle

   Rest the handheld in the stand cradle and plug your keyboard, mouse or drive into the three USB 3.0 ports.

What arrives in the box

• 6-in-1 docking hub×1

  Aluminum-look housing with built-in handheld stand

• Braided USB-C connection cable×1

  Runs from the hub to the handheld

• USB-A to USB-A cables

  For connecting peripherals

Every docked session starts with one connection

The desk that slides and slows

The handheld tips on a cluttered desk and the charger never quite keeps up with a long session. Every time you pick it up, the cable has to be found, lined up and clipped in again. The screen lags on Wi-Fi while the charge creeps along.

One stand, every connection

This hub replaces the monitor cable, the Ethernet cable and the charger with one stand. The handheld rests in the cradle, the braided cable runs to its top edge, and the back panel takes the rest. The desk looks like one piece of equipment instead of a pile of adapters.

Play docked, then go

Sit down, drop the handheld into the cradle and you are on the big screen with wired internet and your keyboard already connected. When the session ends, lift the cable off and the hub stays on the desk ready for next time.

What your first docked sessions look like

1. First Use
   Setup in a few minutes

   Connect the power, monitor and Ethernet cable once. The LED confirms power and the handheld sits upright in the cradle, ready for a docked session.

2. 3 Uses
   Desk routine feels automatic

   After a few sessions you stop thinking about cable order. You dock, play on the monitor and undock without untangling anything.

3. 30 Days
   The desk stays tidy

   With the cables routed through one hub, the desk stays cleaner day to day. Results depend on your router, monitor and the handheld model you own.

Why not just a plain USB-C hub