Since Valve has delayed the release of the official Steam Deck dock, here are some alternatives you can use.

While the Steam Deck is now out, those wanting a dock have to wait a little while longer before the official Steam Deck dock is available for shipping.

Thankfully, there are other ways to hook your Steam Deck up to your TV. This includes Steam Deck dock alternatives and USB hubs, letting gamers enjoy their Steam Decks on their big screens.

Here are the best Steam Deck dock alternatives available today.

The Anker 575 USB-C Docking Station is much more than just a Steam Deck dock alternative. The 13-in-1 design makes it a versatile device that can be used to keep multiple devices charged, display video on up to three monitors, and much more.

With HDMI and DisplayPorts, the Anker 575 USB-C Docking Station can stream media on up to three monitors in 1080p at 60 Hz. Not only does this allow you to connect your Steam Deck to the TV, but also making it perfect for dual monitor setups.

With multiple ports, you can charge multiple devices at once with high-speed charging ports. It's the perfect gadget for charging your devices while playing your favorite games.

The iVoler 5-in-1 Hub Steam Deck Dock Stand feels much more like a Steam Deck dock, rather than a USB hub. You can use the Steam Deck stand for displaying your device.

Not only can you use the iVoler 5-in-1 Hub Steam Deck Dock Stand to connect your Steam Deck to your TV, but it also features multiple high-speed charging ports, with a power input of up to 65W for charging your favorite Steam Deck accessories while you play.

Thanks to the stand, the iVoler 5-in-1 Hub Steam Deck Dock Stand makes it much easier to keep your Steam Deck and cables neatly organized. This removes annoying clutter you might get with a USB-C hub.

The UGREEN USB-C Multiport Adapter is a 10-in-1 Docking Station comes with everything you need to connect your Steam Deck to your TV or a monitor. And, compared to other USB-C docks, it's much more affordable.

With a built-in RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port, you can always ensure the fastest possible connection, while the 100W pass-through charging ports keep all of your devices charged.

The only downside to the UGREEN USB-C Multiport Adapter is its inability to stream to displays above 30Hz. This might not be the best choice for those using gaming monitors or TVs, but it won't stop you from using your Steam Deck on the big screen.

The j5create USB Type C Docking Station comes with a wealth of ports, so you can connect your Steam Deck to your TV, keep it charged, and connect it to the internet via the 1Gbps Ethernet port. You can also add external peripherals like a keyboard or mouse at the same time.

While it's on the more expensive side of Steam Deck docks, it does offer wide compatibility with other devices in your home. So, if you're not using your Steam Deck, you can use the j5create USB Type C Docking Station to deliver power using the PD adapter with 100W pass-through, or access external memory through its SD/microSD card slots.

Once you've connected your Steam Deck, you can expect the j5create USB Type C Docking Station to output 4K @ 30Hz. It's not the fastest refresh rate, but you'll be able to play games comfortably on your TV from the comfort of your sofa.

If you're looking for a versatile USB-C hub that you can use as a Steam Deck dock and for other purposes, the Belkin USB-C 11-in-1 MultiPort Adapter Dock has got you covered.

As the name suggests, there are 11 ports included in this sleek little device. This includes 100W pass-through charging, a 5Gbps Ethernet port, HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA, among others.

And if that wasn't enough, it even has a 3.5mm audio jack so you can plug your headphones directly into it. Perfect for when you're using a laptop or device without a headphone jack.

While there is an official Steam Deck dock, the dock is currently not available to purchase.

Thankfully, there are alternative docks and hubs that you can use to connect your Steam Deck to your TV.

Sadly you cannot use the Nintendo Switch dock on the Steam Deck.

Not only is the Steam Deck too big to fit in the dock, but the Nintendo Switch's dock also is not compatible with the Steam Deck.

You can connect the Steam Deck to a TV using either a hub or dock or by purchasing a USB-C to HDMI cable and fitting it from the Steam Deck to the TV.

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Kegan is an avid gamer and enjoys most things tech, always having to have the latest technology. If he's not playing on his gaming PC, he can be found tinkering with it.

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