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In the video, Havoc evaluates various USB-C docking stations for the Rog Ally, comparing their build quality, connectivity options, and overall performance. He begins with a docking station from Unique, critiquing its hollow plastic build and minimal port options, including only 4K at 30Hz output and 65 watts power delivery. He then highlights a more robust option from Saand, which offers a sturdy metal build, 4K at 60Hz output, and 95 watts power delivery, making it more suitable for demanding use cases.
Subsequently, he reviews another docking station from J Sox, noted for its all-metal build, three USB 3.0 ports, RJ45 port, and USB-C power delivery up to 100 watts, demonstrating its versatility for various devices beyond the Rog Ally. Havoc also examines a 6-in-1 docking station from "huge," featuring a strong metal finish, gigabit Ethernet, and multiple ports, praising its reliability for gaming and travel.
Additionally, a docking station from "listen" is reviewed, standing out with its canyon design that fits devices with cases and dual fan cooling, albeit with some noise. The final segment covers an advanced setup with adjustable fan settings, comprehensive connectivity options including SD card slots and multiple USB ports, and highlights the docking station's utility in turning the Rog Ally into a fully-fledged computer. Havoc emphasizes the importance of firmware updates to ensure optimal performance and shares that the reviewed hardware is regularly used in his entertainment center.
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In this part of the video, Havoc discusses two different USB-C docking stations for the Rog Ally. The first docking station is from a brand called Unique. Havoc critiques its hollow plastic build, minimal protective padding, and limited port options, noting that it only supports 4K at 30Hz and has a maximum power output of 65 watts. Despite its affordability, he emphasizes its poor construction quality.
The second docking station is from Saand, noted for a sturdy metal build and better protection with ample rubber padding. It offers a snug fit for the device and better stability. It includes three USB-C ports and supports 4K at 60Hz with power delivery up to 95 watts, making it more suitable for higher-end use cases.
00:03:00
In this segment, the speaker discusses a USB-C docking station that offers an additional USB-C port, which is useful if you need more ports or want to use the device as a computer by connecting various peripherals. However, it lacks an RJ45 port for wired internet, though most handhelds typically rely on wireless connectivity. The cable provided has a good reach and fits snugly. The docking station from J Sox is highlighted for its all-metal build, protective rubber strips, and additional ports, including three USB 3.0 ports, an RJ45 port, USB-C power delivery up to 100 Watts, and an HDMI port supporting 4K 60Hz output. The build quality and versatility make it suitable for other devices like laptops and tablets.
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In this part of the video, the speaker reviews two different USB-C Docking Stations. The first docking station is a 6-in-1 USB-C Docking Station from a brand called “huge.” It features a nice metal finish, rubber strips for protection, four rubber tabs on the bottom, an RJ45 jack for gigabit network connection, USB-C power delivery at 100W, an HDMI port supporting 4K 60Hz, and three USB-C 3.0 ports. The speaker mentions using this docking station for travel due to its reliability for gaming and streaming.
The second docking station reviewed is from a brand named “listen.” It’s an all-metal docking station with robust construction, featuring rubber pads for stability and protection. It has an RJ45 gigabit ethernet jack and a unique canyon design that accommodates devices even with cases. The speaker emphasizes the docking station’s daily utility, placing it in their entertainment center for regular use. Additionally, this dock includes two fans for cooling, which are somewhat loud but effective for cooling during intensive gaming sessions.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses the features and benefits of a device setup. Key elements include adjustable fan settings with various speeds, a standard USB-C power delivery (100W), and HDMI 2.0 capable of 4K at 60 Hz. It also has an SD card reader, a micro SD card reader, five USB-C ports, and gigabit Ethernet. The setup can transform the device into a full-fledged computer with connectivity options like SD card slots and multiple USB 3.0 ports. The speaker notes that the fans can be loud due to their small size but emphasizes the performance and utility of the device. They advise ensuring the device’s firmware is fully updated to avoid issues like video playback problems reported by some users. This setup is used daily by the speaker in their entertainment center for the Rog Ally. The video includes links for more information and emphasizes it is not sponsored.