SABRENTUSB Type-C 3-Port Gaming Hub for ASUS ROG Ally - Lightweight, Portable, Plug and Play, PD3.0 Charging Function, USB-A & USB-C Ports, Compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux (HB-ROAY)

A bit disappointed with this.I'd been waiting for this to be released since it was announced - it seemed like a perfect compact solution to allow me to plug in a portable gaming monitor and a M&KB while going on holiday without needing to take a full-sized dock with me to take up more space, or allow me to plug in other USB devices to the deck while using my XR glasses on USB-C.Unfortunately, while it's advertised as allowing 2-way data on the USB-C port as well as power delivery, it won't output a video signal on any of the ports when clipped on to the Steam Deck.Annoying as that limits it's usefulness by quite a bit: one of my main problems I hoped this would address would have been to allow my portable monitor to connect via USB-C (which has PD pass through so can charge the Deck) while also being able to connect other devices.It's useful if you don't need to leave the Deck's handheld mode, but useless if you wanted a smaller solution for desktop mode.

Loose and works sometimes, great idea for a product shame it only registers charging the steam deck after plugging in and out and will work maybe 2 outta 10 times

Plugged into the steam deck allowed me to use a USB Stick with a SD/Micro Slot, so I don’t need to keep change the memory cards around. That worked fine. What gives this a low rating for me are two things. Its ability to allow charging while plugged in is temperamental. The second issue is that it heats up fast, and anything plugged into it, with or without a charge cable.

Stopped allowing my device to charge

Does not work.very poorly made don’t waste your money

No power going through to steam deck. Pretty poor really as Sabrent stuff is normally ok.