Here's one alternative Steam Deck dock while we wait for Valve to release the official one.
For some strange reason, Jsaux has sent me the cheaper $40 version of the dock with its dual USB 2.0 ports, as opposed to the $50 version with three USB 3.0 Type-A ports. My main question is this: why would I bother skimping for such a downgrade? As our Dave says,"There's no place for USB 2.0 on any new PC dock in 2022," which is exactly whyWhat we do know is the Jsaux dock is limited to 100Mbps ethernet.
Setting the ethernet and USB limitations aside, there's still a lot to be said about a company that released a sturdy, stylish Steam Deck dock, before Valve managed to bring us an official one. instead, especially as there's a bit of noticeable input latency when using those USB 2.0 ports to play games. While we're betting on the official dock being around $50 or less, we've still no idea how much it'll cost. The $50 HB0603 with its USB 3.
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