UGREEN Steam Deck Docking Station - 6-in-1, 4K@120Hz, 100W, Gigabit Ethernet


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The UGREEN Steam Deck Docking Station is designed for gamers seeking to expand their setup with a versatile 6-in-1 hub. It offers enhanced visual fidelity with 4K@120Hz output, keeps your device charged with 100W PD, and provides a stable internet connection via Gigabit Ethernet, all while facilitating rapid data transfers up to 5Gbps. A potential caveat is ensuring your display and cables support the maximum refresh rates and resolutions for optimal performance.
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The dock is capable of outputting 4K@120Hz, but this requires the connected device (like the Steam Deck) to support this output mode and the use of a compatible high-speed HDMI cable and a display that can receive 4K@120Hz signals.
Yes, the dock supports 100W Power Delivery passthrough, allowing for rapid charging of your Steam Deck or other compatible USB-C devices. Ensure you use a sufficiently powerful USB-C PD charger connected to the dock's power input port.
While optimized for the Steam Deck, this 6-in-1 docking station is compatible with any USB-C device that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode) for video output and USB Power Delivery for charging.
The USB-A ports on this docking station support data transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, commonly referred to as USB 3.0 or USB 3.2 Gen 1.
No, this docking station is plug-and-play and does not require driver installation for most compatible operating systems and devices.
Yes, you can connect standard USB keyboards and mice to the USB-A ports on the docking station for a more comfortable desktop-like experience.
The HDMI port supports 4K resolution at a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz, provided the source device and display are also capable of these specifications.
Verify all cable connections are secure. Ensure the HDMI cable supports 4K@120Hz and is connected to the correct ports on both the dock and the monitor. Check if the monitor source is set correctly. Test with a different HDMI cable.
Confirm that the USB-C power adapter plugged into the dock provides at least 45W, preferably higher for full performance. Ensure the power adapter is connected to the PD input port on the dock. Try a different USB-C PD charger.
Ensure the Ethernet cable is securely plugged into both the dock and the router. Verify that your router's port supports Gigabit speeds. Test the Ethernet cable with another device.
Try connecting the USB peripherals to a different USB-A port on the dock. Ensure the peripheral is compatible and does not require excessive power. Test the peripheral directly with your device if possible.
Confirm that your monitor and HDMI cable are capable of 4K@120Hz. Adjust the display settings on your connected device to select the desired resolution and refresh rate. Ensure the correct USB-C port on the host device is used if multiple are available.
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