Handheld Docking Station | 100M or 1000M Options | iGameConsole
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This is a handheld docking-station accessory offered as 100M or 1000M, both $39.99 USD. The source presents a Steam Deck stand with external-display, Ethernet, USB peripheral and USB-C charging connections. Handheld, display and power adapter are not established as included.
The variant graphics describe different connection classes: 100M: 100Mbps, 4K30 and one USB 3.0 plus two USB 2.0 ports; 1000M: 1000Mbps, 4K60 and three USB 3.0 ports. These are supplier specifications to confirm for the delivered option, not measured results.
ROG Ally X is explicitly excluded by the source. Original/2023 ROG Ally, Switch and phone wording does not establish universal compatibility. Charging references conflict across 60W, 87W and 100W; no one figure is adopted as verified host charging power.
Compare the two dock options
Our verdict: evaluate 1000M for the connections, not the badge
At the same listed price, the 1000M label is the stronger option to investigate if its Gigabit Ethernet, three USB 3.0 ports and advertised display mode are confirmed for the actual supplied unit. It is not just a different color or an automatic guarantee of faster games.
The purchase should start with your actual setup: the handheld model and case, external display, power adapter, display cable, network route and peripherals. A good match brings those pieces into a practical desk or TV arrangement.
Pause if your main requirement is ROG Ally X, guaranteed 100W host charging or 4K/60FPS game rendering. This source does not establish those outcomes.
The 30-second setup decision
- Identify the exact handheld and check the explicit Ally X exclusion.
- Check cradle clearance, ventilation and host-lead reach with your case.
- Choose the Ethernet/display/USB combination, not the Color field name.
- Confirm the chosen option's actual port specification and supported display modes.
- Resolve charging ratings and compatible power requirements.
- Check controllers, receivers and host/software support.
- Confirm package contents and the complete checkout total.
This checklist is deliberately connection-first. A dock is a route between existing equipment, not a new graphics processor, console or game library.
Exact choices: the same price, potentially different hardware
| Exact Color option | Price USD | Compare-at USD | Own source graphic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100M | $39.99 | $59.99 | RJ45 100Mbps; 4K30; USB 3.0 ×1 and USB 2.0 ×2; PD ×1 |
| 1000M | $39.99 | $59.99 | RJ45 1000Mbps; 4K60; USB 3.0 ×3; PD ×1 |
The catalog calls this field Color. Its values identify advertised network variants, not confirmed finish choices. There is no listed price premium for 1000M.
General feature copy and several graphics emphasize the higher-spec version. The 100M option must not inherit three USB 3.0 ports or 4K60 from those generic graphics. Confirm variant-to-hardware mapping before relying on the differences.
Compare-at values are catalog references, not independent proof of former transactions. Availability and final totals are governed by the current selected offer and checkout.
100M: assess the lower advertised connection class honestly
The 100M source graphic names 100Mbps Ethernet, one USB 3.0 socket, two USB 2.0 sockets and 4K30 output. Its dock illustration looks similar to the higher-spec version, so appearance alone does not prove port electronics or negotiated speed.
Evaluate it against your actual peripherals and display task. No lower price, special host compatibility or extra packing advantage is documented to explain choosing it over the same-price 1000M label.
Request actual specifications when the distinction matters. A three-socket drawing is not evidence that all three sockets operate as USB 3.0.
1000M: a connection-led choice to verify
The 1000M graphic names Gigabit Ethernet, three USB 3.0 sockets and 4K60 output. If those delivered specifications are confirmed, it is the practical higher-connection-class option to evaluate without a listed premium.
The benefit is a potentially broader set of connection capabilities. It is not a promise that downloads finish ten times faster, that every peripheral reaches maximum speed or that a game renders at 60FPS on a 4K screen.
Host support, attached equipment and the actual selected dock still determine the result. Confirm the complete port list rather than relying on one large number.
What six-in-one means in this listing
The source counts an external-display output, Ethernet, three USB-A sockets and a USB-C charging input as six connection functions. The captive host lead links the accessory to the handheld and is not an additional free downstream USB-C socket.
The images show a gray cradle-style body, raised rear support, dark side caps and an attached angled USB-C host connector. The physical drawing is useful for understanding cable placement, not proof of every electronic specification.
Confirm which exact sockets and revisions arrive with each variant. No extra USB-C data port, storage-card reader, internal Bluetooth module or additional display output is established.
External display: a mode claim, not a gaming benchmark
The source calls the connector HDTV 2.0 and promotes 4K60 in the generic copy and 1000M artwork. The 100M graphic instead labels 4K30. Those display-mode claims need confirmation for the selected hardware.
The complete route matters: a host capable of the relevant video output, the actual dock, a suitable cable, a compatible display input and appropriate settings. A USB-C connector shape alone does not establish that route.
Refresh rate is not game-rendering performance. This accessory does not add a GPU or establish a particular frame rate, graphics quality or game compatibility.
Desk work and TV play are different tasks
A display route can be evaluated for desktop tasks, navigation and playing on a separate screen. Decide what you actually want to do before treating a promoted resolution as the purchase reason.
For desktop use, check your intended monitor and input devices. For games, check the game's settings, host capability and controller support separately from the display link.
No complete test of every monitor, television, resolution, audio path or game is supplied. The source screen artwork is illustrative, not a benchmark capture.
Wired networking: separate link class from internet speed
The 100M and 1000M labels describe advertised Ethernet classes. The 1000M figure is not a measured internet-download result, and the lower option does not acquire Gigabit hardware from the shared product photos.
Actual use depends on the dock's negotiated connection, router or switch, cable, service, server and host. A wired route can be a setup preference, but no universally lower ping or guaranteed faster download is established.
Check the Ethernet route you have available. No bundled Ethernet cable or router is confirmed by the source.
USB peripherals: count sockets and check requirements
Three USB-A sockets are depicted, but their advertised revisions differ by variant. Ask which socket is USB 3.0 on 100M, and confirm the complete delivered specification on 1000M.
For keyboards, mice, controllers, storage or receivers, check host/software support and the actual peripheral's requirements. The source does not establish every device combination.
No simultaneous full-speed transfer result, powered-storage guarantee or unlimited peripheral power budget is supplied. Socket count is not a promise that every connected device behaves identically.
Wireless controllers do not prove built-in Bluetooth
The old copy mentions 2.4GHz and Bluetooth wireless controllers. That wording does not show the dock contains either radio or includes a receiver.
A controller may use a compatible receiver or the host's own supported wireless route. Check its actual pairing/connection method and software requirements separately.
No universal controller list, built-in Bluetooth certification or guaranteed multiplayer configuration is established. The dock expands connections; it does not automatically make every game support additional players.
Charging: resolve three conflicting numbers first
The readable text states maximum 60W PD-IN. Product parameter and hero graphics state PD 100W. A charging graphic says 87W and even describes it as Steam Deck input. These are conflicting supplier statements, not store-tested power measurements.
This page does not select the largest figure and promise it reaches the handheld. Charging input capability, accessory consumption, peripheral demand and negotiated host delivery are separate questions.
Confirm the selected variant's actual rating, supported power arrangement, charger/cable requirements and power available to the host. Do not buy this offer for verified 100W or 87W handheld charging.
The charger and cable belong in the plan
The old text refers to using an original charger. That is usage wording, not evidence a power adapter is included.
Use an appropriate compatible charger and cable according to the host and actual dock instructions. Do not infer a safe power profile from a USB-C shape or an illustrated glow.
No full-speed charging under every load, fixed charge time or guaranteed battery gain while gaming is supplied. If a specific power budget is essential, obtain documented ratings first.
Fit: stand clearance, cable reach and ventilation
The source presents a Steam Deck cradle arrangement. The actual handheld revision, fitted case, connection position and lead reach need checking rather than assuming every body fits the same stand.
Keep device ventilation unobstructed and avoid cable strain. The source does not provide a case-clearance matrix, stability test or proof that every protective shell fits.
A clean desk illustration shows the intended arrangement, not a measured fit certification. Do not force the connector or seat a mismatched device.
ROG Ally X is not applicable in the source
The original notice explicitly excludes ROG Ally X. This page preserves that restriction instead of allowing broad ROG Ally imagery to override it.
Some source wording points to original/2023 ROG Ally. Confirm the precise model, physical clearance and connection requirements separately; those references are not universal ROG-family compatibility.
The same principle applies to later revisions. Do not select a dock merely because a family name appears in a supplier banner.
Switch and phone labels need their own checks
Two variant graphics include Switch wording, while the parameter graphic mentions phone support. No detailed device list or complete video/power compatibility procedure is supplied.
Those names are source claims, not a promise that any USB-C phone or every Switch model supports this dock. A shared connector is insufficient evidence of supported display output and charging behavior.
If one of these devices is your reason for ordering, confirm the exact model and complete route first. No extra adapter or special protocol support is assumed.
Source dimensions: useful questions, not packing measurements
The parameter drawing labels dock-body dimensions of 13.5cm, 5.5cm and 3.5cm, plus 19.5cm along the host lead. No measurement method or tolerance is provided.
These figures are supplier drawing labels, not independently inspected dimensions. Confirm actual measurements where desk space or cable reach is critical.
These source drawing labels are not packaged shipping dimensions, stand-slot clearance or a current-batch inspection report.
An everyday desk routine with fewer assumptions
Imagine keeping the display and peripherals arranged where you use them, then bringing your compatible handheld into that setup. The appeal is a second playing or working position, rather than turning the dock into a second computer.
Check the actual cables and connection route before relying on that routine. No fixed reconnection time, automatic profile switch or universally driver-free experience is established.
The useful upgrade is organizational: a setup you understand and can verify. It is not a performance claim made from a polished photo.
A larger-screen session, on your terms
For a compatible external display, the dock can be evaluated as part of a separate-screen arrangement. Decide whether you want desk distance, television distance or another task, then confirm the route.
Game visuals in source scenes help illustrate the setting. They do not establish licensing, included games, a supplied console or measured playability.
The handheld still provides the computing and game environment. A screen image cannot certify 4K/60FPS rendering or make a controller/game combination multiplayer-compatible.
Travel: count the whole setup, not just the dock
A travel desk arrangement may require the host, dock, compatible charger, display cable, network cable and peripherals you intend to use. None of that extra packing is established as included.
Check actual lead reach, available display inputs and suitable power at the destination. Do not promise a universal hotel-TV solution from one promotional scene.
No weight, ruggedness, travel-impact rating or complete packed size is supplied. Source dimensions alone do not establish a finished travel kit.
Birthday Gift: ask about the recipient's existing equipment
A docking station can be a practical Birthday Gift for someone who wants an appropriate desk or external-display arrangement. First confirm the handheld, monitor/TV, charger and peripherals they already use.
Do not choose it for ROG Ally X or assume a console, charger and cables arrive in the box. The same-price 1000M label is worth evaluating after the delivered specifications and recipient's compatibility are confirmed.
No gift wrapping, installation service or arrival-by-date guarantee is established.
Compare a stand, a dock and a complete gaming setup
| Choice | Role to evaluate | Do not assume |
|---|---|---|
| Simple stand | Physical resting position | Display, network or peripheral expansion |
| This docking-station offer | Source-described cradle and connection expansion | Universal fit, verified charging or higher gaming FPS |
| Another model-specific dock | Its own verified ports and host requirements | Interchangeable ratings or identical packing |
| Complete console/computer setup | Actual computing, software and display environment | Included with this accessory |
Compare verified host fit, display route, Ethernet class and power budget. Price and the word six-in-one cannot settle those questions alone.
Source-based specification and evidence table
| Actual offer | Docking-station accessory; 100M or 1000M |
|---|---|
| Prices | Both $39.99 USD, compare-at both $59.99 USD |
| 100M source graphic | 100Mbps, 4K30, one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 |
| 1000M source graphic | 1000Mbps, 4K60, three USB 3.0 |
| Generic connection wording | HDTV 2.0, Ethernet, three USB-A sockets and USB-C charging |
| Host lead / stand | Attached angled USB-C lead and cradle depicted; confirm supplied construction and reach |
| Charging conflict | 60W PD-IN text versus 100W parameter/hero and 87W charging image; unresolved |
| Host restriction | ROG Ally X explicitly not applicable |
| Other named hosts | Steam Deck context; original ROG Ally, Switch and phone claims need exact-model confirmation |
| Drawing dimensions | 13.5 ×5.5 ×3.5cm body labels; 19.5cm lead label; not independently measured |
| Bluetooth | No internal radio established by wireless-controller wording |
| Packing | No itemized list proves additional charger, cables, console or controllers |
What is established about the box
The selected option identifies a docking-station offer. The source depicts an attached host lead, but no readable itemized packing list establishes the full delivered contents.
Confirm the dock, attached lead, instructions and any additional supplied cables. Do not infer a power adapter or display/Ethernet cable from examples of connected equipment.
The handheld, screen, controllers, receivers, router and other scene items are not established as included. Mention of an original charger does not add it to the pack.
Who should consider it, and who should pause
Consider it if you are planning a compatible Steam Deck-centered desk or external-display route and can confirm the variant ports, fit, power arrangement and actual packing.
Pause if you require Ally X compatibility, universal USB-C support, a built-in Bluetooth receiver, verified 100W host charging or guaranteed 4K/60FPS game performance.
For an essential device or display requirement, obtain a specific answer before choosing. A broad platform label does not replace that answer.
Before first use: connect deliberately
- Confirm the delivered variant, ports and actual instructions.
- Check the host, stand fit and cable reach without forcing anything.
- Use the appropriate compatible power and display route.
- Check one intended function at a time before adding the full peripheral set.
- Verify actual display mode, network link and peripheral recognition.
- Keep ventilation clear and stop using equipment that is damaged or behaving abnormally.
No certification or successful test is created by following this checklist. It is a practical verification sequence, not a substitute for product instructions.
If a function does not behave as expected
For display questions, check the selected dock's actual supported mode and the host/cable/display route. For networking, check the link and local equipment rather than equating link class with internet service speed.
For peripheral questions, check port revision, receiver and host/software compatibility. For charging, resolve the documented rating and suitable charger/cable instead of increasing power on the basis of the old graphic.
Do not modify wiring, bypass protection or force a connector to solve a mismatch. Seek appropriate product/device guidance where specifications remain unclear.
Order and service expectations without imported promises
The original supplier service banner lists delivery, response, return and warranty promises. They are not treated as this store's current terms or proof of a specific delivery date.
Current checkout and applicable store terms govern order eligibility, shipping, service and returns. No 48-hour dispatch, 24-hour reply, seven-day return or one-year warranty is added from that banner.
The cleaned source portrait below is generic illustrative artwork, not an actual iGameConsole staff photograph or an endorsement.
Frequently asked questions
1. Is this a Steam Deck or another console?
No. It is a docking-station accessory. A handheld is not established as included.
2. What are the exact selections?
Color values 100M and 1000M, preserving the actual catalog options.
3. What do they cost?
Both $39.99 USD; compare-at values are both $59.99 USD.
4. Is Color a finish choice?
Here it labels advertised network variants, not different finish options.
5. Why evaluate 1000M first?
At the same price it advertises the higher Ethernet/display/USB combination, subject to delivered-specification confirmation.
6. What does 100M advertise?
100Mbps Ethernet, 4K30, one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 sockets in its own source graphic.
7. What does 1000M advertise?
1000Mbps Ethernet, 4K60 and three USB 3.0 sockets in its own source graphic.
8. Are those independent measurements?
No. They are supplier specifications to confirm for the actual selected unit.
9. Can 100M inherit the generic 4K60 claim?
No. Its own graphic names 4K30; verify variant-specific display modes.
10. Are all three sockets USB 3.0 on 100M?
Its source graphic says only one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0. Socket appearance alone does not establish revision.
11. Does 4K60 guarantee 60FPS games?
No. Display refresh capability is not a game-rendering benchmark.
12. Does this add a graphics processor?
No GPU upgrade is established. The host supplies the computing/game environment.
13. Is every TV and monitor supported?
No complete compatibility matrix is supplied. Confirm the full host/dock/cable/display route.
14. Does any USB-C host work?
No. Connector shape does not establish video, charging or software compatibility.
15. What charging power is verified?
No single rating is resolved: source text says 60W PD-IN, graphics say 100W and 87W.
16. Is PD input equal to power reaching the host?
It should not be assumed. Confirm negotiated host delivery and the accessory/peripheral power budget.
17. Is full-speed charging guaranteed?
No fixed charging rate or performance under every load is established.
18. Is a charger included?
No readable packing list establishes one. Original-charger usage wording is not packing evidence.
19. Does it support ROG Ally X?
The original notice explicitly says that model is not applicable.
20. Is original ROG Ally compatibility verified?
It appears in source wording; exact-model fit and functions require separate confirmation.
21. Does the Switch label establish universal Switch support?
No. Confirm the exact model and relevant video/power route.
22. Does phone wording mean any phone works?
No. No exhaustive device list or universal USB-C video support is established.
23. Does 1000M mean measured Gigabit downloads?
No. Link class is not an internet-download test.
24. Is lower ping guaranteed?
No. Actual networking depends on the complete route and service.
25. Does the dock contain Bluetooth?
No built-in radio is established. Wireless-controller wording may refer to a receiver or the host.
26. Is a wireless receiver included?
No itemized list establishes one.
27. Does it make all games multiplayer?
No. Game, controller and host/software support still matter.
28. Can it power every USB peripheral?
No unlimited power budget or exhaustive compatibility result is supplied.
29. Will it fit with any case?
No. Check actual cradle clearance and host-lead reach with your case.
30. What dimensions are supplied?
A source drawing labels 13.5 ×5.5 ×3.5cm body and 19.5cm lead. These are not independently measured packing dimensions.
31. Are the photos benchmark evidence?
No. The edited source scenes illustrate arrangements, not measured FPS, charging or link performance.
32. Are games or licenses included?
No. Screen artwork does not establish supplied software or licensing.
33. Are display and Ethernet cables included?
No readable packing list proves them. Confirm actual supplied contents.
34. Is it suitable as a Birthday Gift?
Evaluate it after confirming the recipient's exact handheld, display, charger and intended peripherals.
35. Do the supplier service slogans set store policy?
No. Current applicable checkout and store terms govern service, delivery and returns.
36. What should I confirm before ordering?
Exact host, selected ports/modes, power rating, case fit, cable requirements and actual packing.
Choose the dock for the setup you actually want to build.
Compare 100M and 1000M at $39.99 USD. Evaluate 1000M if its higher advertised connection class and your host compatibility are confirmed, without assuming faster game rendering.
Resolve the charging conflict, check the Ally X exclusion and plan the required display, network and peripheral route. A clear connection plan is more useful than a large unverified performance badge.
Choose your compatible dock option