ivoler 6-in-1 Aluminum Steam Deck Dock Pro Stand, USB-C Hub with HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz, 1000M Ethernet, USB 3.0 Port & Charging USB-C Port, Designed for Valve Steam Deck, Compatible with ASUS ROG Ally

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iVoler's dock doesn't come with its own power supply, or an HDMI cable so you'll need to bear that in mind before purchasing.

Those ones aren't usually advertised as being Steam Deck compatible, but some people didn't want to wait for purpose built products. All those ports mean that the iVoler can cater for more than enough peripherals to increase your armoury. If you don’t need two outputs, or if you’re just wanting something a bit cheaper, there’s options out there, and one of those options is what I have with me today.Now granted, looking at the packaging and the address and contact details on the back of the box, it’s not pristine, it’s not marketed well, and it’s certainly not packaged well. This I don’t think is such a bad thing in my opinion, as I wouldn’t recommend competitive gaming on a Steam Deck anyway to warrant the extra refresh rates, but I also don’t think being able to hit above 60FPS, or 72FPS in my case on single player focussed titles, like your typical RPGs, is really necessary. You want to play the classics: Output is capped at 4K 30fps, and that could matter if you're planning on running classic games using a UHD gaming monitor. Her gaming passions lie with weird simulation games, big open-world RPGs, and beautifully crafted indies.

Any questions you might have over this new Ivoler dock, or anything you think we missed, let us know in the comments down below.and although it may not be the creme de creme when it comes to build quality, it does well to offer the simplicity of the Nintendo Switch dock in terms of connectivity and ease of use. Just in time for the spooky season, World of Horror has launched out of Early Access on PC and also landed on Switch and PS4.