UGREEN USB-C Gaming Dock & Foldable Stand | 6-in-1 or 9-in-1 | HDMI or DisplayPort Options | iGameConsole

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📦 What's in the Box Obtain a current packing inventory tied to the exact selected option. This record does not verify complete contents for all six choices, particularly whether each Cable label supplies a dock, a separate cable or both. Confirm model, connector, cable length/rating and any supplied power or connection items. Do not infer a charger, monitor, host, controller, storage card or games from names and scene images; source port lists describe functions, not box contents
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UGREEN USB-C docking · Choose the connection your setup needs

Give your compatible handheld a considered desk setup, not a new identity.

Answer first: This product's original URL and detailed body identify a UGREEN USB-C gaming dock and foldable stand listing. It is an accessory, not a handheld console, computer, Linux system or preloaded game library. Your compatible host supplies the processing, software and games.

The source distinguishes three model families: 6-in-1 HDMI, 5Gbps, source-listed 4K/120Hz; 9-in-1 HDMI, 10Gbps, source-listed 4K/60Hz; and 9-in-1 DisplayPort, 10Gbps, source-listed 4K/120Hz. These are source capability claims, not independent tests of your host, screen or cable chain.

The current selector contains six exact choices, priced from $189.99 to $239.99 USD, including three names containing Cable. Do not assume those names prove a complete dock-and-cable bundle or a cable-only product. Confirm the physical contents of the selected order.

Choose by host support, display connector, required ports and verified contents. USB-C shape alone does not settle video, charging or data compatibility, and no dock guarantees a game's frame rate.

Compare the six exact options
Product media attached to this UGREEN USB-C dock and stand offer
Docking accessory listing. The handheld, monitor, games and peripherals are not supplied by this offer's name.
Our buying verdict

The right output and verified port set matter more than the largest headline.

Our recommendation: If your display uses HDMI and you need the source-described extra data ports and card readers, evaluate HDMI 9-in-1 10Gbps at $219.99 first, after confirming your host and physical package. The detailed nine-port inventory in the old body is specifically presented with the 9-in-1 HDMI 4K/60Hz model.

For an HDMI setup with different port needs, evaluate HDMI 6-in-1 5Gbps at $189.99, but confirm its own six-port inventory rather than borrowing all nine ports from the HDMI 9-in-1 description. For a DisplayPort screen, evaluate DP 9-in-1 10Gbps at $189.99 and verify that model's complete ports and supported modes.

Choose a Cable-labeled option only after its contents are clear. Price and naming do not prove cable length, type, rating, a dock being included, or the reason for a different price.

Pause if you require universal device support, guaranteed 4K gaming at 120fps, a guaranteed 100W delivered charge or a verified ready-to-use accessory kit. Those are not established by this record.

01 / Thirty-second buying decision

Write down the whole connection before choosing a variant.

  1. Host: identify the exact handheld, laptop, tablet or phone and its supported USB-C functions.
  2. Display: choose HDMI or DisplayPort for the actual screen input you intend to use.
  3. Ports: decide which USB, Ethernet and card-reader functions you truly need.
  4. Power: confirm charger, cable, dock and host requirements, not just the PD headline.
  5. Fit: check the host, case, stand position, connector reach and cooling clearances.
  6. Package: verify the actual dock model and the meaning of any Cable label.
  7. Total: review necessary additional items and the delivered checkout price.

A useful dock choice is a complete, working setup. A higher advertised display mode alone does not tell you whether your particular combination will achieve it.

02 / Complete six-choice price table

Exact current names, without inventing package contents.

Exact live variant Price USD Compare-at USD Availability
HDMI 6-in-1 5Gbps $189.99 $259.99 Available
9-in-1 HDMI Cable $239.99 $339.99 Available
HDMI 9-in-1 10Gbps $219.99 $309.99 Available
DP 9-in-1 10Gbps $189.99 $259.99 Available
6-in-1 HDMI Cable $189.99 $259.99 Available
9-in-1 DP Cable $239.99 $339.99 Available

The option group is currently named Color, but these values describe model/package choices rather than shell colors. All six are marked available for sale; this is not a warehouse inspection or fixed dispatch proof.

The Cable names remain exact. They do not establish whether a dock ships, which separate cable is included, the cable's length or its certified capabilities. Confirm those before assigning package value.

Compare-at amounts are configured references, not independently verified previous sales. Review the selected physical contents and delivered total rather than treating price differences as proof of a hardware upgrade.

03 / Three source model families

Do not mix the six-port and nine-port specifications.

Source family Source-listed video Source data label What still needs confirmation
6-in-1 HDMI 4K at 120Hz 5Gbps Its own six-port inventory, physical model, host chain and actual working mode.
9-in-1 HDMI 4K at 60Hz 10Gbps Actual unit and complete setup. This is the family attached to the old detailed nine-port list.
9-in-1 DP 4K at 120Hz 10Gbps Its DisplayPort connector and full port inventory; do not assume every HDMI-model feature transfers.

The old source announces three different models but the live selector contains six choices. That is a family-versus-package distinction to resolve, not permission to compress six variants into three identical boxes.

No port has been added to a model merely because another family includes it. No Cable-labeled choice has been assigned a verified bundle or a video mode on naming alone.

Own source comparison media for UGREEN dock model families
Source comparison: 6-in-1 HDMI, 9-in-1 HDMI and 9-in-1 DisplayPort are distinct.
04 / The detailed 9-in-1 HDMI port list

Count the connectors your actual desk needs.

The old description specifically presents a 9-in-1 HDMI 4K/60Hz docking station stand with the following inventory. This list is source-specific, not a universal port sheet for every variant.

Source-listed connector Quantity Source label
HDMI 1 4K at 60Hz
USB-C data 1 USB 3.2, 10Gbps
USB-A data 1 USB 3.2, 10Gbps
RJ45 1 1000Mbps; source also lists 100/10Mbps adaptation
PD port 1 100W source label
SD reader 1 104MB/s source label
TF reader 1 104MB/s source label
USB-A 2.0 2 USB 2.0

The source lists separate data USB-C and PD functions; do not assume every USB-C port provides charging, video or the same data behavior. Identify the actual port markings and follow the supplied model's instructions.

Nominal speeds do not promise measured transfers, simultaneous full-rate performance across every port or universal peripheral recognition. Confirm the selected unit and the devices you intend to attach.

UGREEN own source media accompanying the nine-port HDMI inventory
The written nine-port inventory belongs to the source's 9-in-1 HDMI 4K/60Hz section.
05 / HDMI or DisplayPort

Match the display you own before chasing a refresh rate.

Choose the connector path your monitor or TV actually accepts. HDMI and DisplayPort are separate output choices in this offer; neither is automatically better for every desk.

The source assigns 4K/120Hz to the 6-in-1 HDMI and 9-in-1 DP families, and 4K/60Hz to the 9-in-1 HDMI family. It also lists 2K/144Hz, 2K/120Hz, 2K/60Hz and 1080p/240Hz in the old HDMI section. These are stated modes, not independent confirmation on all models or all hosts.

Confirm the exact host's video output, selected dock model, cable, display input and software settings as a complete chain. A port that fits physically does not prove the desired video mode is supported.

If a specific resolution or refresh rate is essential, ask for a verified result on your intended combination. Do not substitute another dock family or a broad compatibility picture for that answer.

Same-product source media accompanying HDMI display-mode claims
Source-listed modes need a compatible host, dock, cable, display and settings.
06 / Display refresh is not game performance

A bigger screen should not create a bigger promise.

A supported video output mode and a game's rendered frame rate are different things. This dock is not a replacement processor, graphics upgrade, emulator computer or included game system.

Even if a selected connection achieves a source-listed 4K/120Hz mode, that does not establish that a particular game runs at 4K/120fps. Your host hardware, game, settings and software decide that result.

The source uses HDR wording in its HDMI section. Confirm actual end-to-end HDR behavior if it matters; this page does not promise every display format, variable-refresh feature or latency result.

For a living-room session, test the actual game, audio, controller input and a sustained connection. A desktop image or initial signal is only the beginning of the experience you want to verify.

07 / Compatibility has several layers

A USB-C connector alone is not a universal docking guarantee.

The old source names Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, Legion Go, OneXPlayer, AYA NEO, AYA Odin, Nintendo Switch, laptops, iPads, tablets and phones. This is a supplier-listed compatibility direction, not an independently tested matrix covering every generation and variant.

Physical fit

Confirm the stand, case, host port location and cable reach. A device can have a USB-C connector and still fit the stand poorly.

Video path

Check the actual host's ability to output video through the intended connection and the model-specific display modes you need.

Data and software

Confirm the peripherals, storage and network functions your actual system recognizes. Hardware names do not prove every driver or application works.

Power path

Confirm charger, cable, dock and host requirements. A PD label does not establish identical charging across all devices.

No universal Switch, phone, tablet or Linux/Android/Windows promise is made. Verify the exact host and use case before buying, particularly when it is named only in a broad source list.

08 / PD power and charging

100W is a source label, not guaranteed power at your device.

The detailed HDMI 9-in-1 section lists PD 100W. The source does not provide independently verified delivered output, per-port power allocation or the actual charger/cable inventory for each current choice.

The full charging setup matters: the suitable power supply, cable capability, selected dock, connected loads and host's requirements. Do not assume a nominal dock rating means every host receives 100W or charges at its maximum rate.

The old description claims ROG Ally 30W Turbo operation and gives Steam Deck 45W/ROG Ally 65W charging figures. Those are unverified source claims here, not guaranteed results for every device generation, firmware, charger or dock variant.

If a performance mode or sustained charge under load is your buying reason, verify that exact behavior. A higher gaming mode is not itself a charging measurement, and a dock's capability is not proof that the necessary power supply ships.

Own UGREEN docking product media alongside power-path verification
Confirm the complete charging setup and model-specific behavior, not only the PD headline.
09 / USB expansion for a real desk

Place the peripherals where you use them.

The source's nine-port HDMI list separates one 10Gbps USB-C data port, one 10Gbps USB-A data port and two USB-A 2.0 ports. That can guide a desk plan once your selected unit and host recognition are confirmed.

Identify what you will attach: controller, keyboard, mouse, storage or another peripheral. Match each item to an appropriate verified port and consider its data and power needs.

The 6-in-1 5Gbps label is not a storage capacity. Likewise, the 9-in-1 10Gbps label does not mean 10GB of onboard game storage, 10Gbps internet or every port sustaining that transfer rate simultaneously.

Test your actual storage with the host and check stable recognition before relying on a docking workflow. No measured copy-time, full-rate-peripheral or universal plug-and-play claim is added.

10 / Ethernet without an internet-speed promise

A wired connection is useful when the whole network is understood.

The detailed HDMI 9-in-1 source lists an RJ45 1000Mbps port, with 1000/100/10Mbps adaptation. These are nominal source port capabilities, not measured internet throughput or a lower-ping guarantee.

For an intended wired setup, confirm the selected model contains the required Ethernet port, the host recognizes it and the cable/network equipment support the connection you want.

Your internet plan, router, cabling, local network and service still matter. A dock does not provide an internet subscription or remove a game's server and network limitations.

Test the actual workflow: normal browsing or downloads, the game or streaming service, and stable reconnection after a typical session. Do not transfer this specific HDMI model's written port inventory to the other families without confirmation.

11 / SD and TF workflow

Readers do not supply cards, games or measured file speeds.

The source's nine-port HDMI section lists SD and TF readers at 104MB/s and says they can read/write at the same time. Treat that as a source feature claim, not independent simultaneous-transfer testing.

Actual performance depends on the card, host, connection and workload. No card brand, maximum accepted capacity, guaranteed filesystem support or fixed transfer duration is established in this record.

Readers are not included memory cards or a licensed game library. Check actual package contents and use lawful files. Back up important data before trying a new storage workflow; recognition in a port is not a file-integrity audit.

If readers are your main reason to choose nine ports, confirm the actual selected unit provides them. The same complete list is not written for every model or Cable-labeled choice.

12 / Foldable stand, case and vent clearance

Good positioning is part of the setup, not a universal fit claim.

The source describes an adjustable, foldable stand, an aluminum-alloy shell, non-slip silicone pads and a 90-degree connector. These are supplier-described design details, not physical material, stability or load tests on each selected variant.

Inspect how your actual host sits, including the case, port reach and cable route. The original claim that a Steam Deck fits in a case does not guarantee every case thickness or every other handheld's fit.

The old wording says cooling vents are never blocked. Replace that assumption with an actual clearance check: verify the host's intake/exhaust path in the stand position you will use. No thermal improvement or universally unobstructed fit is promised.

Choose a stable arrangement with sensible cable routing. A foldable stand is not a travel-protection case, certified drop safeguard or proof of pocket-sized dimensions.

Own source docking media accompanying physical positioning and fit checks
Verify actual case fit, stability, connector reach and cooling clearances.
13 / Gaming desk and living-room routine

Build a repeatable transition from handheld to screen.

Imagine finishing a portable session, returning to the desk and using a verified docking setup with the display and peripherals you chose. The value is a familiar connection routine, not a promise that the dock adds games or makes every handheld a console.

For a living-room setup, confirm the screen input, complete cable path, power source, controller recognition and audio. Test an actual game, not only whether a desktop or menu appears.

For a desk, decide which connections should remain ready: storage, network and input devices. The right model is the one that covers those verified needs without paying for unexplained package names.

The dock does not replace the host's software or game license. It should organize a compatible workflow, not create unrealistic expectations about hardware performance.

14 / Work, media and travel use

One thoughtful connection plan can serve more than gaming.

The old source suggests work, entertainment and creative use. Those are useful scenarios to consider if your actual laptop, tablet or phone supports the functions required by the selected dock.

For work, verify display, input devices, network and storage on the actual operating system. For media, check the desired service, display/audio path and any account or content restrictions. A compatibility list does not remove software requirements.

For travel or a temporary desk, confirm real dimensions, power needs and every cable you must carry. Foldable does not mean every hotel screen, borrowed charger or phone will support the same mode.

Keep your required items explicit so a Cable-labeled variant does not become an imagined all-in-one kit. No bag, charger, monitor, storage card or host entitlement is established by the option names.

UGREEN own source media accompanying desk and multi-use docking plans
Choose by the actual host, display, required peripherals and contents.
15 / Birthday Gift and upgrade direction

Buy for the recipient's existing equipment.

For a Birthday Gift, identify the person's exact host, screen connector, charger and preferred peripherals before choosing a model. A dock is thoughtful when it solves a connection need, not when it arrives with the wrong output.

For a handheld enthusiast, confirm case fit and the intended desk or TV workflow. For a collector, verify physical model and contents; no limited-edition, authenticity certificate or manufacturer authorization is established here.

For an upgrade, compare the actual missing functions in the current setup. More ports can be useful, but an unsupported video or power path is not solved simply by choosing the larger number.

Use current checkout information and published terms for a date-sensitive order. The old supplier's 24-hour dispatch, 24-hour reply, seven-day return and one-year warranty wording has not been adopted as this store's promise.

16 / Who should consider this offer?

Consider it if...

  • You have an exact host and a verified docking use case.
  • You know whether your display path requires HDMI or DisplayPort.
  • You can compare the selected model's real ports with your peripherals.
  • You will verify power, fit and Cable-labeled physical contents.
  • You want a considered desk, living-room or travel setup.

Pause if...

  • You expect a handheld console, Linux system, 10GB storage or preloaded games.
  • You assume every USB-C device supports video and charging identically.
  • You require every model to include the same nine-port inventory.
  • You expect guaranteed 100W delivered power or 4K/120fps gameplay.
  • You cannot establish which items ship under the selected Cable name.

Unverified compatibility is not proof of incompatibility. It means the selected host, model and full connection path need evidence before purchase.

17 / Compare the buying paths

Choose the simplest model that meets your verified requirements.

Need Direction to evaluate Check before buying
HDMI with a simpler port requirement HDMI 6-in-1 5Gbps, $189.99. Actual six-port list and the whole video/power path.
HDMI plus the detailed expansion functions HDMI 9-in-1 10Gbps, $219.99. Actual nine-port model and host recognition of each function.
DisplayPort screen DP 9-in-1 10Gbps, $189.99. DisplayPort chain and this model's actual port inventory.
A named cable-related package 9-in-1 HDMI Cable / 6-in-1 HDMI Cable / 9-in-1 DP Cable. Whether dock and/or cable ships, exact cable details and model.
Only physical support, no electronic expansion Compare a suitable separate stand. Real fit and stability rather than unused dock capability claims.

This is a requirements-led comparison, not an assertion that any one option is universally best. The DP model's lower listed price does not establish inferior features, and a Cable option's higher price does not establish a verified premium bundle.

18 / Source and catalog fact ledger

Keep model-specific claims and current choices separate.

Topic Evidence in this product Boundary
Identity UGREEN USB-C dock/stand in original URL and body. Accessory, not a game console; no independent manufacturer authentication.
Current choices Six complete model/Cable labels. Preserve exact names; Cable contents unresolved.
Pricing $189.99, $219.99 and $239.99 as shown in the variant table. Current catalog prices, not proof of bundle inventory.
Video family claims 6-in-1 HDMI 4K/120Hz; 9-in-1 HDMI 4K/60Hz; 9-in-1 DP 4K/120Hz. Original family comparison, not actual-chain verification.
Data labels 5Gbps for six-port HDMI; 10Gbps for nine-port families. Not storage capacity, internet throughput or measured file speed.
Nine-port inventory Detailed HDMI 9-in-1 section only. Do not assign the same complete list to six-port/DP/Cable choices without evidence.
Ethernet Source HDMI nine-port list: RJ45 1000/100/10Mbps. No measured internet speed or lower-ping guarantee.
Power PD100W and host-specific charging/Turbo claims in source. No independently verified delivered power or universal performance-mode support.
Readers Source HDMI nine-port list: SD/TF104MB/s; simultaneous use claimed. No measured transfer test, included card or file-license entitlement.
Physical design Foldable/adjustable, alloy shell, silicone pads, angled connector claimed. No independent material, case-fit, clearance or stability test.
Compatibility Broad host list in supplier body. Not a tested all-generation device/OS matrix.
Physical contents No verified itemized list for all six current options. Confirm selected dock, cables, charger and other supplied items.
Service Old supplier return/dispatch/warranty/reply wording. Not adopted. Current store terms and checkout govern.

Original source claims are not independent lab results. Own-product images may contain promotional wording; their presence does not validate every specification or make one family representative of all six options.

19 / Package and first-connection checklist

Prove a stable setup before relying on the desk routine.

  1. Match the order: exact variant, physical dock model and verified contents.
  2. Resolve Cable wording: identify what ships and each supplied cable's connector, length and rating.
  3. Check fit: host/case, stand position, cable reach and cooling clearances.
  4. Check instructions: port roles and the actual power requirements.
  5. Test the display: actual HDMI/DP mode and audio on the intended host and screen.
  6. Test expansion: necessary USB, network and card functions on this selected model.
  7. Test normal use: a real game or work session, charging behavior and reconnection.
  8. Document differences: use the store's current support and return terms.

The old body has no independently verified packing inventory for all six choices. Do not assume a charger, display cable, host, controller, monitor or card is included from a scene image or option name.

Back up important storage before testing a new reader or storage path. Physical recognition and a benchmark headline are not guarantees of your files' safety or a tested recovery process.

20 / Buyer questions

Direct answers for this multi-model UGREEN offer.

Is this a standalone game console?

No. This listing identifies a USB-C dock and stand accessory. Your compatible host supplies the games and computing.

Does it include Linux, 10GB storage or 15,000 games?

No such offer is established. The old generic title was incorrect; 10Gbps is a source data-rate label, not 10GB of storage.

How many current choices are there?

Six exact live variants, including three names with Cable. The original text groups the products into three model families.

What does HDMI 6-in-1 5Gbps cost?

$189.99 USD, with $259.99 configured compare-at.

What does HDMI 9-in-1 10Gbps cost?

$219.99 USD, with $309.99 configured compare-at.

What does DP 9-in-1 10Gbps cost?

$189.99 USD, with $259.99 configured compare-at.

What do the Cable-labeled choices cost?

9-in-1 HDMI Cable and 9-in-1 DP Cable are each $239.99/$339.99 compare-at. 6-in-1 HDMI Cable is $189.99/$259.99.

Do Cable names guarantee a dock-and-cable bundle?

No. Confirm whether a dock and/or cable ships and the exact physical contents. Naming and price are not packing evidence.

Are all six currently available?

Yes. All six are marked available for sale in this complete current record.

Why is the selector called Color?

That is the current option-group name, but its values describe model/package choices rather than shell colors.

Which source families mention 4K/120Hz?

The original comparison assigns it to 6-in-1 HDMI and 9-in-1 DP, subject to actual compatible-chain verification.

Which source family mentions 4K/60Hz?

The 9-in-1 HDMI family. Its detailed port list belongs to that section.

Does a video mode guarantee the same game frame rate?

No. Output refresh and a game's rendered performance are different.

Does every model have the same nine ports?

No such conclusion is established. The detailed nine-port inventory is attached to the HDMI 9-in-1 source section.

What ports are listed for the HDMI nine-port model?

HDMI, one 10Gbps USB-C data, one 10Gbps USB-A data, RJ45, PD, SD, TF and two USB-A2.0 ports.

Are all USB-C ports interchangeable?

Do not assume so. The source distinguishes data and PD functions; follow the selected unit's port markings and instructions.

Does 10Gbps guarantee actual file-copy speed?

No. It is a nominal source data label, not a measured transfer result for your host and storage.

Does 1000Mbps Ethernet guarantee faster internet?

No. The source port label is not internet throughput or lower-ping evidence.

Does PD100W guarantee 100W at my handheld?

No. Verify charger, cable, selected dock, loads and host requirements. Delivered power is not independently established here.

Is ROG Ally 30W Turbo guaranteed?

No. The old source claim has not been verified for every host generation, firmware, charger and selected model.

Is a power adapter included?

No verified per-option packing inventory establishes one. Confirm actual contents.

Are SD and TF readers listed?

Yes, in the HDMI nine-port section, with104MB/s and simultaneous use claimed. Actual model and performance need verification.

Are memory cards or game files included?

No such entitlement is established by readers or data-rate labels.

Does it work with every USB-C device?

No universal guarantee is made. Physical fit, video, data, software and power support are separate checks.

Are Steam Deck, ROG Ally and Legion Go mentioned?

Yes, in the original broad compatibility list. Exact generation, host and workflow still need confirmation.

Is Nintendo Switch or every phone supported?

The supplier lists those categories, but this record does not independently verify every model or mode.

Does it fit every protective case?

No. Confirm actual host/case dimensions, port access and cable reach.

Will it always leave cooling vents clear?

That old universal claim is not adopted. Inspect actual intake/exhaust clearance in the chosen position.

What physical design is source-listed?

Adjustable/foldable stand, aluminum-alloy shell, silicone pads and an angled connector. These are not independent fit or material tests.

Is it a good Birthday Gift?

Consider it when you know the recipient's host, screen connector, charger, peripherals and desired setup.

Are old seven-day return and one-year warranty promises retained?

No. The old supplier's service wording is not adopted; current store policies govern.

Is 24-hour dispatch or reply guaranteed?

No new fixed deadline is promised. Use current checkout information and published support terms.

Does compare-at prove a previous paid price?

No. It is a configured reference amount, not verified transaction history.

What should I check on arrival?

Exact model and contents, Cable wording, physical fit, instructions, display/power behavior and necessary peripheral functions before relying on the setup.

21 / Build the connection you actually need

Choose output, verify the model, confirm the package.

Six current choices · $189.99–$239.99 USD. Start with your host and display, then select a model with the ports you need. Treat Cable-labeled contents as a question to resolve, not a bonus to assume.

This accessory should help organize a compatible gaming, work or media setup. It is not a new console, a preloaded library, a guaranteed performance upgrade or a universal charging solution.

Own UGREEN dock media accompanying the final model and package decision
Match your exact host, display, model, power path and physical contents.
Review all six docking choices

All inline images are this product's own Shopify-hosted media. Source capabilities are not independent physical tests. Current checkout and published store terms govern delivery and service; no old supplier deadline or warranty is added.