In order to use your Steam Deck properly in this state, you will need a minimum of 45W power delivery through that USB-C port.

This is because the former allows for power delivery and charging, whereas the latter does not. It's worth remembering that you'll need a USB-C docking station, not a USB-C hub, in order to use your Steam Deck as a docked gaming PC. We've taken these plans as our blueprint for what constitutes one of the best Steam Deck dock options that you can utilize right now, as there is no received word as to when the company's in-house station will be available at the time of writing. The plans also show connectivity options of 3x USB-A and an Ethernet port, this means you'll have enough ports to use your gaming keyboard, gaming mouse, and gaming headset of choice while keeping your internet speed consistently fast and stable. According to Valve's published schematics, the official Steam Deck dock will include a DisplayPort, HDMI out, and USB-C for charging and power delivery.

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