Is there such a thing as a Travel Dock for Steam Deck?

Is a charger dock worth the saving of space or is it just not worth it?
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[@hmmtaco9739]

Honestly I really like my setup, on the go I have my deck and charger at home I have my dock with a 2tb usb ssd running windows.

[@FrancisJimenezRoldan]

In Spain, I have the Acefast one, similar to that of jsaux. Very happy and I can play using the SD itself as control. Charger, usb-C cable, hdmi cable and headphones all fit into the space of the JSAUX case.

[@paulocardoso3078]

I love your channel and I am quite excited to share the stuff I tested for my 512 gb deck, at home and on the go. :-)
I have 3 docks/hubs:
- the official one from valve
- the Acefast hub and charger, which does the exact same thing as the one from Jsaux you show here but works for the EU.
- the Usb c dock from Dockteck.
The one I use the least is the one from Valve, because you can't put the deck in it if you are using a protective case or even the deckmate grip.
For at home, when playing on TV:
I use my deck with deckmate connected to the hub from Acefast, linked to my tv with a ultra High HDMI cable. To the usb A port of the hub I connect the 8BitDo Ultimate Controller with Charging Dock 2.4g (works perfectly now with the latest steamdeck updates).
This is the easiest way to connect my Deck to my tv and play comfortably. The pad remains connected so it charges when needed.
For portability:
I use the hub c hub from Dockteck. It can do 4K up to 60hz and has all you need, on top of being very slim and portable. For power, I use the MINIX 66W Turbo 3-Port GaN Wall Charger. It is VERY small, light and compact, does 66w max (so you can charge the deck itself too while playing if you choose to) AND can be used EVERYWHERE (it comes with adapters for EU and UK). Of course, you need a good usb c cable to link the charger to the hub. Any good one will do.
For the HDMI cable, I found an ultra high speed red one from Plehood that has the advantage of being good quality, quite thin and bendable, to maximize portability.
For hdmi and Usb c cable, I stick to 1m lenght.
I tested several Bluetooth gamepads on the go. The ones I find the best for portability are both from 8bitdo:
- The 8BitDo Lite 2 BT Gamepad
- The 8Bitdo SN30 Pro
The Lite 2 is a bit smaller. The sn30 pro feels less plastiky in hand. But both are good and it is a matter of taste.
I also have a bluetooth keyboard with touchpad. I chose a foldable one from Ashu that works perfectly.
Finally, I also have a power bank: The Baseus 65W 20000mAh
To transport all this, a carrying case is needed. I have 3:
- The one that came with the steam deck (to small for all the things above)
- The Spigen Rugged Armor Pro
- The JSAUX Carrying Case for Steam Deck & Accessories, Hard Shell Protective Crossbody Shoulder Chest Backpack. Beware: it's NOT the one you show but another one from them. I ordered it on Amazon US.
Frankly, I was VERY dissapointed by the Spigen case despite all the good reviews. Most of the stuff you put in it will risk damaging the screen.
The best one is the Jsaux one, because the deck is secured in a SEPARATE part of the bag, so no risk of contact or damage. And there is PLENTY of room for all I wrote above (even a bit more, like a mouse). On top of that, you can easily carry it around safely and comfortably. This one is by far the best carry case I own. I recommend it.
UA-cam doesn't let me post Amazon links apparently, so you'll have to look all that up yourselves. Sorry for that. :-/
I hope this could help you all! :-)

[@paulocardoso3078]

@Steam Deck Gaming Did you see this? :-/

[@alfwaibel4773]

I use the Genki Covert Dock for on the go, initially designed for the Switch, it also works totally fine with the Steam Deck. (I would love to have the official JSAUX mini dock, but sadly it´s not available here in Europe at the moment). That gives me room for cables, and an additional 8bitdo controller, together with some small stuff like USB drives. For keeping the Steem Deck upright, you could use the flap of the JSAUX case, which is designed not to block the air intake of the Steam Deck. Clever! By the way: For everyone outside, who owned the JSAUX case: As the lash, which should secure the Steam Deck safely inside the case, is getting lose very soon, due to the fact, that there is no opposite velcro strip on the flap - I glued in a small piece of velcro strip with super glue, now the lash keep the Steam Deck totally snug inside the bag.

[@paulocardoso3078]

The Acefast Hub and charger does the same thing as the one showed here from Jsaux and is availible in the EU. I have it and it works perfectly. :-)

[@My1xT]

for what do you need a USB-C cable with the dock? the cable is FIXED TO the dock, isnt it, at least on my JSAUX

[@Nickbaldeagle02]

I use a PD charger.

[@Janigamerg]

I have many better things for my steam deck then u

[@SteamDeckGaming]

please share what you have

[@paulocardoso3078]

Dude... That is an unnecessary and unhelpful comment. -_-

[@alternistronx]

Lmao is this guy 8 years old or what

[@Janigamerg]

@@alternistronx 😂

[@ZeroChoices]

@@alternistronx He's a fully grown adult by looking on his UA-cam page