ivoler 6-in-1 Aluminum Steam Deck Dock Pro Stand, USB-C Hub with HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz, 1000M Ethernet, USB 3.0 Port & Charging USB-C Port, Designed for Valve Steam Deck, Compatible with ASUS ROG Ally

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Again, this can be limited by the SteamOS which we have found in the past, so the next test was running both games through the Linux operating system through the Steam client. Come to think of it: if the wiiu had a usb outlet at the top, I could've used that cradle right now to output my steam deck to the tv.

There are a few small rubber feet on the base to avoid any slipping around your desk, and your Steam Deck can fit right in the front slot with ease. Single-player RPGs though could be a bit hit or miss depending on your feelings about sacrificing resolution quality. Now their second-gen model has hit the market, with a discount to celebrate, and it's much-improved.There’s also a cable protruding from the back of the Dock, which is meant to plug into the USB Type-C on the Steam Deck. Because all of the ports are around the back, it can become a mass of cable spaghetti unless you're willing to make the dock part of a permanent set-up. It’s nice to have the option if you happen to be using it as a secondary PC and wanting to watch things in high quality though. The only niggle is the need to put in and take out the power connector from the top of the Deck each time you use it. iVoler does do a 60fps 4K model which would eliminate the 30fps cap, of course, and this also comes complete with an ethernet port - something the model we reviewed lacks.

All those ports mean that the iVoler can cater for more than enough peripherals to increase your armoury.CS:GO gave me a solid 60FPS, while God of War was fluttering around the 30-40FPS mark depending on what was happening on screen.