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. 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: 2. 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: 3. Can one upgrade the NVe inside this device to a faster Sabrent NVe with faster R/W speeds?

A: The Sabrent 16TB Thunderbolt 3 NVMe SSD Docking Station does feature user-upgradable NVMe slots, so you can upgrade the SSDs. However, the data transfer speeds would not speed up as the data speeds are limited by the bandwidth between the hub and host computer.

Q: 4. What is in the box, i.e. power supply and connecting cable to PC?

A: The Sabrent USB Type-B Dual Bay SATA Docking Station includes the following: Sabrent USB Type-B Dual Bay SATA Docking Station Power Adapter USB Type-B to USB Type-A Cable Limited 1-Year Manufacturer War

Q: 5. I know this system does not have a RAID controller; however, can it be used as a RAID if using software-based RAID system?

A: Yes, the Sabrent USB 3.0 4-Bay 2.5" HDD/SSD Docking Station with Fan BH #SADS4SSD supports Software RAID.

Q: 6. Will this product work with a USB-C to USB-A adapter? (to connect to a laptop which doesn't have a USB-C port)

A: You can use a USB-C to USB-A cable like this one. B&H # PEUSB313CMA3

Q: 7. I have a Dell WD19TB Thunderbolt 3 docking station and ran out of ports on this device. Can I add the K35175NA in a daisy chain connection, connecting it to the WD19TB on its inbound TB3 port? The WD19TB will be directly connected to the PC's TB3 port.

A: Yes, you can daisy chain the Kensington SD5700T 4-Port Thunderbolt 4 Dual 4K Docking Station as the 1st device, and then use its additional thunderbolt port to connect your Dell WD19TB Thunderbolt 3 dock.

Q: 8. 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: 9. Can this be used as a RAID setup?

A: This docking station is not a RAID controller.

Q: 10. Why isn't the offline cloning speed as fast as the data transfer speed?

A: Because the offline cloning speed is reliant on the items internal processor. Versus a host computer doing independent transfer often has more available resource's hardware wise.