Best Buy has a fantastic deal on the Asus ROG 65W Charger Dock ahead of Prime Day 2024. This deal was very popular when it was first offered back in May, so we'd recommend grabbing it while you can. You can get the official Asus ROG 65W Charger Dock for only $30 (was $65). It doubles as both an AC power brick and a docking station thanks to the HDMI adapter and USB 2.0 port. This deal is available alongside $100 discounts on the Asus ROG Ally Windows gaming handheld.
Asus ROG 65W Charger Dock
$30 (was $65)
While the ROG 65W Charger Dock is designed for the ROG Ally, customers online have reported that it works perfectly fine with Steam Deck. It likely also works with the Nintendo Switch and other portable devices that don't require more than 65W of power.
It supports fast-charging via USB-C and is capable of displaying in 1080p with a 120Hz refresh rate or 4K at 60Hz. You can also use the USB-A port to charge a separate device, which could save you a spot in your power brick. Or you can use the USB-A port for accessories, such as dongles for keyboards, mice, or controllers.
The compact design makes it ideal for travel, so if you bring your ROG Ally or Steam Deck with you on trips, this can substitute for a traditional dock--though you may want to pair it with a budget-friendly portable stand, like this great one from JSAUX.
If you don't yet own a ROG Ally, you'll find it listed at Best Buy with a nice $100 price cut, bringing it to $400. The more premium version with the Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor is also seeing a $100 discount, though it's a bit more expensive at $550.
Keep in mind that the ROG 65W Charger Dock quickly sold out in the past, and it's very possible the same will happen with this new inventory. So if you're interested in adding it to your collection, you'll want to swing by Best Buy as soon as you can. If you miss out, consider looking at the JSAUX Docking Station on Amazon, which works for both Steam Deck and ROG Ally, also costs $30, and includes plenty of ports for your accessories.
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