The UGREEN Steam Deck Dock 9-in-1 is a docking station that doubles as a foldable stand for a handheld gaming PC. Nine connections sit on it, including 4K HDMI at 60Hz, Gigabit Ethernet, four USB ports, and full-size SD and microSD card slots. A short USB-C cable connects the dock to your Steam Deck, ROG Ally, or Legion Go. Power passthrough handles up to 100W, so the handheld charges while you play on a TV. The stand folds down to pocket size when you’re finished.
Head over to Amazon to get the UGREEN Steam Deck Dock 9-in-1 for just $40, down from its usual price of $60. That’s a discount of $20 and 33% off.
A sturdy and reliable dock for your Steam Deck when not used handheld
Docking your handheld switches the built-in screen to whatever display you connect to. Your games and save files stay exactly as they were. The stand has two collapsible sections rather than one, and the second section keeps the back of the console from resting on the surface, which leaves enough clearance for the rear exhaust vent. Handheld units get very warm when being used with a TV or computer monitor, since they draw power and push a video signal at the same time. A blocked exhaust vent makes this condition even worse.
The HDMI port has three video output options. 4K at 60Hz is the standard, with 2K at 144Hz and 1080p at 120Hz also supported. So a high-refresh-rate gaming monitor will be used correctly rather than being limited to 60Hz. Lower combinations like 4K at 30Hz or 2K at 60Hz can still be selected as well.
Two of the USB ports are USB 3.2 Gen 2 at 10Gbps, one USB-A and one USB-C. An external SSD plugged into either one moves game files fast enough that installing from external storage isn’t painful. The other two are USB-A 2.0 at 480Mbps, which is the right speed for a keyboard, a mouse, or a wireless controller dongle.
Gigabit Ethernet gives the handheld a wired connection, which helps when you’re pulling down a 100GB game or playing online without Wi-Fi dropouts. The SD and microSD slots take both card sizes, so a camera card or a spare storage card goes straight in without an adapter. The 100W PD input accepts your existing charger. A power adapter isn’t included in the box, so you’ll use the one that came with the handheld.
At $40, down from $60, this is nine ports and a stand that keeps the vents clear. If you play mostly in handheld mode but want a TV option on the weekend, or you use the same handheld as a desktop with a monitor and keyboard attached, the card readers and the 10Gbps ports do the work. UGREEN backs it with a two-year warranty.