BenQGR10 HDMI 2.1 Steam Deck Dock | USB4 Gaming Docking Station/Hub for TV | ROG Ally/Legion GO/ TB4/ Moonlight 4K120Hz Compatible | PD100W | 2.5GbE-GeForce Now | Flip Stand | beCreatus

Bought this device to use it to stream geforcenow from my ROG ALLY to my OLED tv which supports 120hz and HDR.This was the only dock that worked without any issues for me to support 4k at 120hz. Now i can game in my living room at 120hz with no issues.Most docks support only 60hz at 4k, i believe there are a one or two others that claim 120hz@4k but the Benq one has worked well for me.

Easy to install and feels premium with the price tag. If you are looking to get 4k or even 1080 at 120 FPS, this device makes that possible, and great network capabilities with the 2.5 Gbps Ethernet NIC built in. 10-10 would recommend!

Great product works well

This is the 3rd dock I have purchased for my Steamdeck and it is the best one as it is fully featured for and works with HDR enabled and VRR on my TV. The official dock from valve uses a older hdmi standard that doesn’t support HDR, same with many other manufactures.

For Steam Deck, everything works as expected, for my Pixel 8 Pro, I need update the hub firmware, but I am still having issue with my FlowZ laptop, and from my observation right now I think it is the laptop issue.

I've been using the BenQ GR10 for about a month now, and I'm genuinely impressed. I previously used an 8-in-1 docking station, but the quality of the GR10 is on another level.I mainly work on my MacBook Air, treating it like a desktop setup at home, so I needed a stable, high-quality dock that could smoothly connect to a larger screen. The GR10 has exceeded my expectations. One of my favorite features is the L-shaped USB head, which helps streamline my workspace by minimizing cable clutter. I love that they put little detail into the touch. It’s compact enough to support my MacBook securely while keeping my desk organized.I highly recommend for anyone needing a reliable, space-efficient docking solution!

I have confirmed the original steam deck 45 watt charger works without the dock as well as an anker 120 watt charger works without the dock. But as soon as you plug the power cable into the dock and connect it to the steam deck it does not provide enough power to the steam deck. This is confirmed with the LED being orange at the top.*IMPORTANT*After many tests the max this unit allows to pass through when connected to the steam deck is 30 watts regardless of what power source you have. That is not enough to charge the device while playing games defeating the purpose of buying the product since it’s a dock!

Plugged it in with the steam deck power adapter and then plugged my deck into it. It charges the deck while in use and is able to output 4k 120hz from the deck. The hub is a little on the pricey side but it's worth it considering it's the only dock I know of that can do hdmi 2.1 4k 120hz.