JSAUX RGB Docking Station Compatible with Steam Deck (OLED)/ROG Ally/Legion Go, 12-in-1 Steam Deck Dock with 4K@120Hz HDMI & DisplayPort Gigabit Etherne USB-C 3.2, Support VRR, ALLM, HDR - HB1201S

Works perfectly out of the box, just plug in the required inputs and you’re off. Minor complaint is the tray/shelf that the device sits on, it’s a bit bare bones but will keep it in place just about. I also bought a USB C right angle adapter so that the cable wasn’t sticking directly up in the air Note you will need to buy a 100W charger if you want to run the Ally at full 30W as the dock nicks a bit of power so you won’t get full power from the OEM charger You can also change the light effects using openRGB on your PC if you don’t like the set pattern (pressing down on the top will turn them off)

Nice dock, does the job. Using it as a USB hub mainly for my deck top PC. Also use it as a hub for the ROG Ally.

I loved this dock. Didn’t get a whole lot of use as I have a gaming PC as well as my handheld but it was the perfect way to use my handheld PC as a desktop but was fantastic and decent quality. However, less than a month in and the screen started flashing during gameplay. I thought this was down to me! Maybe a resolution issue in a game I was playing? Tried to fix it to no avail and then it was happening on the desktop. That didn’t seem right. Frequency of the dropped images increased until the dock stopped working as a dock. It will slowly charge the device but this is it. Other devices fail to output through it. My handheld will still output through the USB C input on my monitor and, after hours of troubleshooting, the console isn’t the issue. I can’t recommend a dock that lasts a month. And other reviews seem to have an identical experience. It’s a real shame, because online reviews suggest this is the best unit for Steam Deck and ROG Ally. But what’s the point if it seemingly has a high rate of failure?

Works perfectly with the steam deck. The steam deck games can now be played through the TV, which now gives me a much bigger screen for those games which are hard to see on the deck. Workers and Resources can now be played on the big screen. No more squinting and struggling to see the text

This Docking Station is perfect for someone who has a 4K Gaming TV or Monitor that is 120hz or more as it's a docking station which can be very versatile for different handheld gaming PCs I have a Legion Go so for most people this can be considered overkill however this device provides stable and responsive performance. Pros: - Plenty of IO Ports for additional Micro/SD Card support, USB 2.0/3, USB C, and more. - Has HDR, VRR and ALLM support (Not been able to activate ALLM with my Legion However). - Has RGB Lights (which is more of a preference for me). - Keeps my Legion Go secure with the pop out built in kick stand. - Comes with a 48Gbps High Speed Type C cable to provide high quality video out from your portable gaming device to your monitor device. - Has a Open Source App to adjust the RGB settings to your choice Cons: - I got this for somewhere in the £60s however it's original price of £94 roughly is quite high in my opinion however this is most likely the price as no other docking station offers anything higher than 4k 60fps whereas this can reach 144hz. - Havent been able to get ALLM to work with my TCL C805K which has ALLM as my PS5 shows that HDR, VRR and ALLM work with no issues, not sure why that is with this dock. - Not been able to get the RGB software to work with my dock so I have not been able to do anything different with the lighting meaning it's been on default since I brought this in August, very annoying as I've had this for almost 3 months now and would like the variety. - This Con is more of a personal preference and might be an issue due to the legion go's compatibility or with my Gaming TV but I've not been able to achieve 2K resolution at 144hz, I can get 144hz at 1080p. This issue however might just be due to my TV only being able to get 144hz with 1080p resolution and nothing higher. All in all I'd recommend this to anyone who wants a docking station that is of great quality and has the ability for high fps, HDR, VRR and ALLM along with plenty of I/Os to plug in additional peripherals and add an extra SD card.

I have been using this dock for just over a year now, for use with my work laptop & asus rog ally. It does its job well enough, particularly the usb expansion & ethernet port are very welcome. However the HDMI port is a bit hit or miss. When using the HDMI port on a display that isnt directly powered itself (ie a portable usb c/hdmi display rather than a monitor/TV), it can be rather tempermental. The dock is supplied with plenty of power, however depending on the display sometimes it locks you into 720p rather than 1080p. Jiggling the wire eventually gets the correct resolution, but it can be very obtuse about it. Skipping the dock and connecting to the same displays directly yields no issues. If it was a bit cheaper this would be a great little dock. As is, its in a bit of a no-mans land of options where its better than those no-name chinese off brand docks, but not as good as any of the more pricey options from JSAUX themselves, or other comparable offerings from brands like Sabrent. On sale? Worth it. Full price? Only grab if its the max your budget allows & you need the dock sooner than later.

I purchased this dock for the ROG Ally so I could dock it and link it to monitor. Overall most of the dock works but the Display Ports didn't seem to work. I contacted the JSAUX through their website, within a few days they replied with a number of fixes, where it was discovered I had a faulty ASUS power supply. Using a new power supply, everything's working perfectly. Great product and customer service.

Does exactly what I needed it for, connecting to my 4k TV. Works great but you will need to do a bit of tinkering to get the Legion Go screen to turn off when connected and also to get the sound working. All answers were found on Google.