LISEN 10-IN-1 Docking Station for Steam Deck OLED&ROG Ally X&Legion Go, Dual Cooling Fan 5 USB Ports and 4K@60Hz, 100W Charging Port Support ROG Ally 30W Mode, Gigabit Ethernet Fit for Steam Deck OLED

I love that I've been able to finally have an all in one dock for my iPad, phone, and nintendo switch. I use all these devices fairly equally so I had been looking for something that can do all three of these to output to my tv. Between playing with emulators, editing photos, or playing switch games it all outputs onto the TV in such high quality and works without any additional software which is incredibly nice for me. Before getting this, I had to either connect to the switch dock, a special cable for my iPad or the dex dock for my phone - now I can just easily swap devices and not mess with the hdmi cables for a cleaner look on my TV stand! The fans that comes with it are also so essential that I never thought about until I saw this dock, since my devices would get hot - especially my phone when I would emulate video games! The fan operates quietly with one button, all the output connections are solid built in. If I had to make a complaint, I would say the cable to connect the devices is a little too tough when it comes to bending it to connect to each device (it's very resistant), and wish it was a little softer, though I suppose that will give it a very strong lifespan. I'd definitely recommend this if you're looking for one tv dock to fit all your device needs. I can't wait to try this on my future steam deck as well!!

Lisen knocks it out of the park with this powerful multi-purpose Steam Deck docking station. Not only has this 10-in-1 dock worked flawlessly and exceeded my expectations, but it supports a mind-melting number of plug-in devices, and unlike most other docks, has two very powerful and [actually] functional fans to keep the Deck cool while docked. These fans can be toggled on/off with the press of a button located on the back of the docking station. The cradle's depth is perfect enough that there's some breathing room between the back of the Steam Deck and the docking station to allow for proper air flow and for the fans to do their job. And even with the Spigen case on our Steam Deck, there's still room to breathe. After having tested multiple games and transferring large files, the Steam Deck never once got hot. The Lisen Docking Station also comes with a two pairs of thumb grips...and while a nice gesture, they're not necessarily needed as they're more novelty than anything. However, Lisen did think to include a rather nice 40Gbps USB-C to USB-C extension adapter that accomodates a number of different case styles. You may want to exercise a little caution taking the Steam Deck in and out of the docking station as the front corners aren't entirely covered by the inset rubber cushion, and are a bit sharp. This could lead to scratches on the screen if you're being hasty or careless with your Steam Deck. I hope that this gets addressed in a future product update or version. All of the other pros like an included Gigabit ethernet port and offering 4K/60Hz HDMI output outweigh any minor issues I had with the device. Definitely worth picking up if you own a Steam Deck or are planning on getting one in the near future. Oh, and the dock's HDMI output will also work with some tablets and mobile devices too.

My kid love this thing. He never took his rog off the dock after I got him the monitor keyboard n mouse. He recently broke his old one - hdmi eventually stopped working. I'm here trying to find it again. Did you guys stop selling the one with rgb lights.?

The dock itself is a fantastic value. Having an additional cooling solution to be able to not worry about thermal throttling on your steam deck, especially if you're using cryoutilities to maximize your performance per watt. The IO is also fantastic. Maybe overkill, not sure when I'll use all of the different usb ports, but the ethernet and sd cards ports are a welcome addition. With the build quality being rock solid as well. It isn't perfect, however. Which is expected given the price tag. The fan, much like other similar setups, is a simple binary off/on switch. This isn't too surprising, I'm not sure either the steam deck or ROG ally offer ways for external hardware to monitor temperatures. This isn't including how this could effect price either. TLDR: What this means, is your will want to turn on the fan when you sitting down to play, and turn it off when you're done. But the main catch is that the noise this fan introduces. It's running at max the whole time with audible coil whine. It could be worse, but it is a minor annoyance. Lastly is some of the IO. The usb connection to your device hardwired into the dock itself. So if the cable goes bad for whatever reason, the dock is effectively useless. Would have appreciated a removable cable here instead. As well as an ethernet port that isn't at a right angle. Not as bad as the type-c cable being baked in, but I did end up needing a right angle adaptor to make my setup work. Overall, a great dock at a fantastic value. Would love to see a revision to try at something more seamless and quiet. Maybe a more premium option for variable fan speeds? One can dream.

It's pretty awful and I don't understand why. 1st off, I'm using a brand new 100 watt Anker power brick. In handheld mode, it charges pretty fine, and I can use the 30watt power mode, no problem. In the dock however, I only get access to the 25watt option and a notification on my Ally that battery may discharge despite being plugged in. And it does discharge. The PD port is somehow delivering less power than my 20 watt bricks, but this dock gets even worse: In 30watt mode with my ROG laying on my lap, the temperature report doesn't exceed 56°C. In the dock, even with the fans aligned with the ROG's intake openings, the internal temperature climbs to 74°C. Were the fans installed the wrong way? Because that's the only explanation. So already this dock has failed to keep my Ally powered, failed to let the Ally go full power, and makes my Ally run hotter than if I didn't use the dock. My Ally literally performs better in every way using a $15 HDMI dongle than using this dock. Also my wireless mouse does not work on any surfaces with its dongle plugged into this dock. It works fine with another dongle, but with this dock, my mouse only tracks on my skin, not even on a mouse pad The only thing that didn't give me trouble was the SD card slot and keyboard. They work fine but everything else is just awful. Seems like the dock is well built, but if it can't enhance my Ally's experience, then it's literal manufactured e-waste.

I recently purchased the LISEN Docking Station for my Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck. I am very impressed with it. It is a well-made, sturdy dock that allows me to connect my devices to a variety of peripherals, including my monitor, TV, keyboard, mouse, and external hard drive. The dock also includes a Gigabit Ethernet port, which allows me to get a fast and reliable internet connection. I have been using the LISEN Docking Station for a few weeks now and I have had no problems with it. It is easy to set up and use, and it has worked flawlessly with my devices. I primarily use it with my OLED Nintendo Switch. Here are some of the pros of the LISEN Docking Station: Well-made and sturdy Easy to set up and use Compatible with a variety of peripherals Gigabit Ethernet port for fast and reliable internet connection Good cooling for your console Some of the cons: The price is a bit high The dock does not come with any cables Overall, I am very happy with the LISEN Docking Station. It is a well-made, sturdy dock that allows me to connect my Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck to a variety of peripherals.

I bought this product to use with a Samsung cell phone I have. I always found it hard to work from my little phone screen or even trying to hook up the phone to a big screen and then trying to connect additional peripherals to it (mouse/keyboard/etc). I have bought several devices in the past and didn't have much of an expectation for this one, other than the price. I won't lie, I was very surprised to see how easy I was able to turn my Samsung phone in to a (for lack of a better word) computer!. This docking station allowed me to connect a monitor (via HDMI), a keyboard, a mouse, and even extra USB accessories to my phone just by using one cable. The attached pictures show how my phone screen looked using the dock. One of the most useful items I have purchased. This product works with any device that uses USB-C connection. As viewed in the pictures, the device also has 2 fans to keep the device cool while in use. Having this docking station allows me to hock up my phone or my tablet to an external monitor and external peripherals without any hassle. If you you're like me and have electronics that you would like to be able to manipulate as a computer, then this is the docking station for you. It's cheap when compared to other devices in the market and it is plug-and-play. Do yourself a favor and get this dock. You won't regret it.

I got this for my ROG Ally, and its worked great. I mostly needed it for of its SD slot, USBs and ethernet port, so I don’t get much use out the fans. They work fine when I do use them, albeit noisy. My only problem is that it cant power itself, or use the Ally’s power. I thought it would only need to be plugged in if the fans were on, but this dock needs to be plugged in even if youre only using one usb slot. I have not had this issue with other docks, which draw minimal power from the ally. It makes it clunky to use, less portable, and makes my Ally hotter since it’s charging the whole time. I barely use it because of this huge drawback, and it makes the price unjustifiable.

I ordered one of these and it arrived promptly, however soon after I started using I noticed one of the cooling fans was overly noisy and moving it around didn't help. I didn't want to use the dock with the noisy fan. I contacted Lisen support live chat from their website and told them what was going on. I assumed I'd be hassled for information and possibly asked to return the device before discussing refunds or replacement. I was pleasantly surprised when their support simply shipped me a brand new dock, with fast shipping, no questions asked and no need to return the damaged one! You don't get this kind of service anymore, very happy to continue to use Lisen products.

I have a Lenovo legion go, which they claim it’s compatible with, and the fans are lower than the vents I have on my device, so I’m not getting much use of these fans which is the main reason I picked this one over the other docks. other than that everything is fine.

I recieve this item today and the accessories is missing i recieve only the docking station..

Initially it wasn't picking the HDMI source for casting and then had searched asus rog ally helpdesk for drivers and tools options and set model name to RC71L and OS to windows 11 64 bit and installed the graphics driver. Post which, it was a smooth sailing. Works perfectly now! For the initial hiccup, giving a 4 star, wish it was all included in the setup guide.

not working on my gor ally not charging nor HDMI connecting