The work we did on SteamOS to make the Docking Station work great with Steam Deck helps improve compatibility with other 3rd party hubs and docks as well. If having the official Dock isn't that important to you, you're welcome to use any other USB-C dock or hub. It's the perfect way to connect your Steam Deck to power, up to two external displays, and any number of other peripherals. With 3 USB-A 3.1 Gen1 ports, a USB-C port for power, DisplayPort, HDMI, and a Gigabit Ethernet port, the Docking Station has all the connectivity you'll need. Reservation holders will then have 72 hours to purchase their Steam Deck before it's passed on to whoever is next in the queue.We're happy to announce today that the official Docking Station is available for purchase. Valve also re-confirmed some of the launch details of the Steam Deck, revealing that emails will start going out to reservation holders included in the first wave of shipments at 10am PT/ 1pm ET/ 6pm GMT. Add it to your Steam Wishlist to get notified when it's available to order. More information coming soon." while the new versions reads, "The official dock will be sold separately. The official dock will be sold separately. You can also use a powered USB-C hub, if you've got one lying around. The current page reads, "The official dock props up your Steam Deck while connecting to external displays, wired networking, USB peripherals, and power. You can still wishlist the dock, but the release window has been scrubbed from the description. As spotted by PCGamesN, the Steam Deck dock was actually briefly made available for wishlisting on the Steam Deck page, revealing its release window as "Spring 2022" before being taken down and reverted to the original page with fewer details and no window.
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