RREAKA 5 in 1 Switch Dock for Nintendo Switch OLED TV Adapter Switch Docking Station with HDMI USB 3.0 Port Type C Charging Type C Connectors Travel Switch Base Portable USB C Hub Stand

Finally got around to hooking this up, and it works exactly as intended. Sees the Steam deck, talks to the TV - does exactly what it's supposed to.No complaints!

I currently own the steam deck, and I mainly use this stock for displaying my steam deck on a separate monitor while I work.I work from home, and from time to time work can get a little dead as we reach the mid to late days of the week. I purchased the steam deck last year as a source of entertainment during this time where there is no work to be done yet, but I also needed a dongle or dock in this case to have it displayed on separate monitor.UPDATE: After continued use of this product I have now upgraded my review to reflect, you definitely get what you pay for with this. This product may be defective, but I am unsure.After continue to use I noticed some of you issues I wanted to point out, for one while using the HDMI port with this dock I'm getting some fizzy-like issues on the display.These fizzes eventually turn the entire display blank for a few seconds, then the picture returns while still fizzing. There was a time yesterday where I just kept unplugging it and eventually the fizzing stopped, but it kept turning my display blank at times occasionally still.The issue returned again today and I was fed up trying to get it to work so I just reverted to a previous dongle.I also did notice heavy audio interference when plugging it into my projector, but this was while having the usb-c charger inserted into the dock to charge my steam deck. The audio started distorting pretty badly, but when I use the dock elsewhere on another TV the distortion doesn't happen.I'm sad that this product had to end this way, it looked so promising and had so much potential to be great. I would just hope that this is a defective model that I received, and not the overwhelming experience of what this product represents.

AMAZON VINE REVIEW of the RREAKA USB-C Docking StationModern docking stations are the "Swiss army knives" of tech gadgets. These useful tools enhance, extend, replicate, or add capabilities to your laptop, tablet, game deck, or VR system and they do it ALL in a small footprint through ONE powered connection. They are a marvel of engineering, space utilization, heat dissipation, and "active" circuits.Modern laptops and gaming systems are small, fast, powerful, and fully featured, but the one thing they are NOT is well-supplied with ports. Since the introduction of the USB-C connector, newer equipment is using it to the exclusion of all that came before. This makes sense, at least in terms of going FORWARD, but backward-compatibility is not just helpful. For MANY users, it is ESSENTIAL that their prior equipment be readable, writeable, and accessible by all of their recent technology. Consider JUST the number of USB Type A flash drives in use by BIG (Business, Industry, and Government) and the numbers are staggering.Now consider EVERY person in school ANYWHERE who has their work on flash drives that CAN NOT be accessed by USB-C ports.Enter the modern port-specific "docking station."ONE exemplar of that ideal is this RREAKA USB-C Docking Station.This ALL-ALUMINUM, beautifully machined device offers:4K@60HZ HDMI VideoTwo USB Type A 3.0 ports compatible back to USB A 1.1 - Transmission Speed: 5GbpsOne USB-C Data port. - Transmission Speed: 5 GbpsOne USB-C 100-Watt Power Delivery (PD) PortandAn RJ45 Ethernet LAN port for standalone access to Gigabit (1000 Mbps) cable speeds.And a SINGLE USB-C connector with a 90-degree configuration for ease of connecting to low devices like laptops and gamepads or stacked systems in server room cabinets.ALL of this is contained in a device that is 5.25 inches by 2.50 inches and weighs LESS than a pound.This dock costs $33.99 today (April 2024) at AMAZON and by plugging it into my ASUS 17” RoG Strix laptop I more than DOUBLED my capacity to accomplish tasks on my $3200.00 laptop. THAT is VALUE for MONEY by any measure.In the accompanying pictures I purposely maxed out BOTH the laptop and the dock to find where the system bottleneck would be…except there was NO bottleneck. Other than the dock and the laptop getting warm, the two machines were reading and writing THREE USB 3.0 flash drives, moving 26 GB of RAW photo files from a CF Express Type B disk to an archive on a sequestered external hard drive and moving network data requests to our P2055DN printer. And the 100-watt power delivery (PD) port is charging my cell phone to round out ALL the ports being in use simultaneously. Please note that the laptop is using the Gigabit Ethernet from the dock's RJ45 port, too. (See Attached Pictures)This all-aluminum dock is a winner. It DID everything I asked of it, reaching a point of almost exceeding the speed of the archive hard drive (an 18 TB SEAGATE EXOS NAS). The log shows seconds where the NAS was using the CACHE(!) to keep up with the movement of files from the reader attached to the dock.It is an impressive device, useful for ANYONE with too few or too slow ports on your primary laptop, game system, tablet, VR rig, or driving and flying sims. ALL could benefit from these extra full-speed ports AND Gigabit Ethernet potential. This dock EARNS ALL FIVE STARS!Five Stars for All-Metal construction, SIX useful ports, 90-degree USB-C connector, and small footprint.This moves to my Tech Bag TODAY!Mark in North Carolina

This dock caught my eye because it not only has a few Type-A ports, but it also has a 5GB/s Type C port which can really come in handy. I used it to plug in a NVMe enclosure and transfer the games from my old Steam Deck to my new one and it worked pretty well. I did not get as fast of speeds as I expected but that may have been some other limitation, I would have to do some more testing to find out. Definitely way faster than regular USB-A or micro-SD though.

It just works. Hdmi to monitor works automatically. Barely had to mess with the settings. Three usb ports, can now play multiplayer games with my old usb wired and wireless controllers. Usb wireless mouse keyboard works. Usb c for charger charges the deck while I dock it to play on the monitor. The only thing I haven’t tried is the Ethernet connection.So far the only problem I came across was some kind of button press or clicking sound after docking the SteamDeck. This only happen once and it went away after I disconnected and reconnected the deck. There was one time where the monitor didn’t automatically connect, and again all I had to do was reconnect the deck. Also the usb controller wasn’t detected one time. Again it was a connection issue and all I had to do was disconnect and reconnect. These aren’t things that constantly happen.Overall, this dock works great. Well worth it.