The Deck will automatically detect it once your plug it into your connected USB-C hub, but you may need to adjust resolution, refresh rate, and even the orientation and position of the displays relative to you. Setting up your external display is about as straightforward as it is on Windows.
Bonus feature 2: Get one with up to 4K/60Hz support if you plan on hooking it up to an Ultra HD display.ĭisplay Configuration in Steam Deck Desktop Mode Jason Evangelho. Bonus feature 1: Get one with an Ethernet connection, especially if you want to do any Steam Remote gaming. It also needs an HDMI port if you want to connect your Deck to an external monitor (yes, you can use both displays in this situation). The hub should have at least one USB 3.0 port. My overpriced Apple dongle didn’t let enough power through to the Deck, meaning it couldn’t maintain a full charge while in use. On a related note, not all USB-C hubs are created equal. This way you can plug in your 45W Steam Deck power supply and not lose charge. It needs to be a self-powered hub, or support USB-C “Power Delivery” of at least 45W. Just make sure whatever you choose meets these basic requirements to ensure you have a smooth experience: I’m certain it will be a great solution, but if you don’t want to wait or spend the cash, the good news is you can buy just about any USB-C dongle or hub to get the job done. We don’t yet know the price or regional availability either. 
Sadly, Valve’s official Docking Station won’t be released until closer to Summer 2022.
Exact release date and pricing is unknown. Valve's upcoming Docking Station for Steam Deck.
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