Expand the utility of your Valve Steam Deck with the Sabrent 6-Port Docking Station. Designed to cradle your device and deliver robust connectivity options, this docking station simplifies your setup whether you play on your television or monitor.

With the design focusing specifically on the Steam Deck's form factor, you get ample breathing room for the air intakes and exhausts, giving you peace of mind as you game. A single USB-C host cable connects to the top of your Steam Deck, enabling data and charging capabilities. You get three USB-A ports, allowing you to connect various devices such as keyboards, mice, controllers, and more with ease. Two USB-C ports are also present, one utilizing AC input with support for up to 95W Power Delivery 3.0 and the other supporting peripheral use. An HDMI 2.0 output allows you to connect a monitor or TV so you can play on larger screens with ease. Rubberized feet prevent the dock from sliding around your desk or entertainment center, keeping your device well protected as you game.

For the Valve Steam Deck    3 x USB-A Ports    2 x USB-C Ports    HDMI 2.0 Video Out    Integrated USB-C Host Cable    95W Power Delivery 3.0    Rubberized Feet

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used as a RAID setup?

A: This docking station is not a RAID controller.

Q: 2. Thunderbolt 4 to HDMI. My ASUS laptop has 2 Thunderbolt 4 sockets. If taking one of these to the hub, then from the hub to two displays using HDMI. Do the Thunderbolt to HDMI cables need to be active or have any specific features?

A: The SD5700T 4-port Thunderbolt 4 only supplies power through USB since it does not have HDMI ports, an adapter would be needed. It would depend on the monitor that is being used and the adapter if power will be supplied to said monitor.

Q: 3. Specsheet online doesn't mention if this comes with power adapter? Dock claims to have a PD USB-C port to also supply power.

A: The Adesso 9-in-1 USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 Multi-Port Docking Station does not include a power adapter. If you have a USB-PD power adapter, then the dock can supply up to 100W through it from the power supply to the laptop it's connected to.

Q: 4. Does this support 22TB drives?

A: Yes, the Sabrent USB Type-C to Dual 3.5" SATA and RAID Docking Station, B&H # SADS2BCR, support 22TB drives.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with a surface laptop studio i7?

A: The HYPER HyperDrive GEN2 12-Port USB Type-C Docking Station will work with any laptop that has a USB-C port and runs on either Windows, Mac, or Chrome OS.

Q: 6. What is the AC voltage range the adaptor can handle?

A: Power Adapter Rating Input: 100-240V; 2.5A / Output: 20V DC 9A (180W)

Q: 7. Will this work with a Thunderbolt 3 PC? If so, how would the three rear thunderbolt ports function? Will one act as a fully-equipped Thunderbolt 3 port, while the others switch to 10g USB3/4 with video support?

A: The Kensington SD5700T 4-Port Thunderbolt 4 Dual 4K Docking Station requires a fully qualified Thunderbolt 4 port to operate properly, otherwise unexpected and unsupported results can arise as this model is intended for use with full Thunderbolt 4 bandwidth.

Q: 8. Is there support for 20TB drives?

A: Yes, the Sabrent USB Type-C to Dual 3.5" SATA and RAID Docking Station is compatible with 20 TB SATA III drives.

Q: 9. Can this be used without supplying power to the host PC? That is, only for transferring data.

A: The Kensington SD5700T 4-Port Thunderbolt 4 Dual 4K Docking Station BH #KESD5700T can be used for transferring data.

Q: 10. Does this dock support 18TB drives?

A: The Sabrent SATA Docking Station will work with drives with up to 20TB of storage.