RGB Docking Station for Steam Deck (OLED)/ROG Ally/Legion Go, 12-in-1 Handheld Dock with 4K@120Hz HDMI & DisplayPort Gigabit Ethernet USB C 3.2 USB A 3.2/2.0, SD/TF Slots 3.5mm Jack-HB1201S

This JSAUX RGB Docking Station is an absolute game-changer for my Steam Deck OLED and ROG Ally setup. The 12-in-1 design is incredibly versatile—everything from 4K@120Hz HDMI and DisplayPort to Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.2 ports works flawlessly. I was especially impressed with how seamlessly it handles high refresh rates on my external monitor without any lag or hiccups. The SD/TF card slots and the 3.5mm audio jack are nice quality-of-life additions that make this dock feel truly premium and all-in-one. The RGB lighting adds a slick touch to my desk setup without being too over-the-top, and the build quality feels solid and durable. It’s compact enough to fit neatly on my desk yet powerful enough to replace a handful of separate adapters. Whether I’m gaming, transferring files, or just working with multiple peripherals, this dock keeps everything running smoothly. Highly recommended for anyone with a handheld console who wants maximum connectivity with zero compromise.

this docking station works perfectly with my legion Go pros: 12-in-1 RGB docking station has 12 functional ports: -1 HDMI port -2 USB-A 3.2 ports -1 USB-A 2.0 -1 Gigabit Ethernet port -1 USB-C PD port -1 3.5mm audio interface, -TF card slot, -1 SD card slot -1 IN:USB-C -1 DisplayPort -1 USB-C 3.2 port. 【6 RGB Lighting Modes】: The RGB docking station comes with RGB lights, with 6 lighting modes, including Direct, Breathing, Rainbow Wave, Spectrum Cycle, Race Cycle, and Stacking, which can be perfectly matched with your desktop or other RGB mouse, keyboard, etc. Connect to PC device via USB-C upstream port and adjust various RGB lighting effects using OpenRGB software controls.

Works with steam. Enough ports the colorful lights help. My table and other items are dark so it's easier to see from a distance. The memory slot came in handy. I totally recommend this. Plus it's design has character unlike the other ones. Mind I have other docks and this one has enough ports. That was it's main appeal to me. I would recommend this dock.

Cheap HDMI, burned out within 5 days of use. Do not recommend.

Update: Turns out that the ROG has problems getting the display through the docking station at times if the station is still on during sleep mode or the docking station never shuts down completely due to leaching power out of the ROG when connected. This was the same for a competitor dock as well that I purchased for a different TV. Since the issue isn’t with this device, and this one offers a better HDMI out than anything else—I’m bumping the review up from 2 stars to 4. Original review below… The overall build seems solid. Had no problems connecting it, either to my Ally X or my 8K TV. Used OpenRGB to try and control the colors—but couldn’t make it stick once rebooted. Having read the reviews that mentioned the ports going bad—I treated it with kid gloves. But on Day 3, the HDMI port has gone non-responsive. I’m returning it. On a side note, there is -literally- NO instructions. Not in the box, on in their site. Only a generic FAQ that seems to apply to any of their products. No troubleshooting tips or anything else. If it wasn’t for the Amazon return policy, I wouldn’t have bought it.

Works exactly as stated and super convenient for my rog ally x

The docking station does what it says in the description. The main reason I was looking for this docking was station was to use an ROG ally with a portable display and be able to also power that display on a single usb-c cable. I also had an external SSD that I was trying to use for gameplay on the SSD. You can in fact do this, but definitely test this capability. The ethernet jack and SD card reader are pretty sweet too. The rgb setting can be turned off, but if you unplug the dock, I believe the settings aren't saved. Overall a nice piece. As an extra test, I wanted to connect dual monitors. Though these use cases are possible, there is an issue about passing the correct screen resolution through a docking station in certain configurations. I'm unsure why in certain conditions the native screen resolution of 1080p doesn't work properly if you are also supplying power across a docking station and trying two monitors. I have tried 4 different monitors, 5 different usb cables and 4 different docking stations, as well as combo adapters. This is not a point against this docking station in particular but if you have specific needs, just make sure to test them. Regardless, this piece is nice for having one host usb-c and 2 other usb-c ports.

Nicely constructed for a plastic unit, RGB lights are not that loud and can be switched off directly form hardware, base is super wide and stable enough to withstand several heavy braided cables, stand feels flimsy but it is solid enough for a ROG ALLY, included USB-C cable is a tad rigid but it's expected for a 240W rated cable, JSAUX packaging has improved but can still be better. Pretty good for a standard dock, but this is NOT a standard dock. The very reason of existence for the "S" variants (HB0801S in this case) is the VRR function. with everything set and upon connecting the host device, my FreeSync monitor was immediately recognized as FreeSync and HDR capable (which my current DELL dock is unable to grasp) and AMD software enabled the setting automatically, refresh rate was hard capped at 120hz (monitor is 180hz capable, DELL dock can enable it) and that's where good things end. While not gaming (or using anything full screen with GPU acceleration) the thing runs like a dream. The instant a full screen game (running on any DirectX version, Fortnite runs ok on performance mode but VRR cannot be enabled on that mode) is opened, the screen completely blacks out showing ocassional "out of range" messages. calling the windows menu or any windows function will bring back the display as normal. Jsaux support has been very responsive and they provided a couple different firmware versions to try and resolve the issue. FW update #1 changed the blackouts to an exceedingly wobbly image that would again go to full blackout after a few seconds with a constant "out of range" message. FW update #2 reduced the wobbling to a somewhat manageable level with no further "out of range" notices by the screen, performance would "stabilize" to an average of up to 2 seconds of black screen every 10 seconds or so (still unusable). Not good for its intended purpose. it is possible for it to be a decent option with more work on the FW but the provided FWs were almost 8 months apart from each other so polishing the issues is not high on JSAUX list. Returned by JSAUX rep. recommendation