PURBHE Docking Station USB-C to HDMI Adapter 4K60
Product description
The PURBHE docking station turns a Switch or Steam Deck into a quick TV setup for playing on a bigger screen. It supports TV Dock Mode for Nintendo Switch 1, Switch OLED, Switch 2 with firmware 21.0.0, and Steam Deck, offering a portable HDMI adapter that fits in a bag or beside your console.
Key features
This compact adapter provides a simple plug and play path to TV mode, so you can wake your console, connect the PD charger and HDMI cable, and start playing. For Switch 2 and Steam Deck in dock mode it can deliver 4K60Hz output according to the manufacturer, while original Switch models receive native 1080p60Hz. The unit includes a USB A 3.0 input for wired controllers, GameCube adapters, charging docks and other USB peripherals, which helps maintain a console-like setup when you’re away from the full dock.
Product specs
- Name: PURBHE Docking Station for Nintendo Switch 1 2 and Steam Deck
- Type: USB C to HDMI adapter
- Format: Portable TV HDMI adapter
- Resolution: 4K60Hz for Switch 2 and Steam Deck, 1080p60Hz native for Switch 1
- Compatibility: Switch 1, Switch OLED, Switch 2 with firmware 21.0.0, Steam Deck
Usage tips
Use the recommended PD chargers to avoid power issues, note that Switch 1 needs a 15V 2.6A charger and Switch 2 needs a 20V 3A PD charger for full functionality. If you plan to connect controllers and USB accessories, plug them into the adapter’s USB A 3.0 port before launching TV mode. You’ll appreciate the small footprint when traveling or when space is limited.
Care & maintenance
Keep the adapter and cables dry and store them in a padded pouch to avoid bent connectors. Clean contacts gently with a dry cloth when you notice signal problems, and avoid using third party chargers that don’t meet the stated voltage and current requirements.
The product description and specs are based on the manufacturer’s information, and include a note that the maker is a small startup focused on gaming accessories. The adapter supports a range of devices beyond Nintendo hardware, but check device firmware and power requirements before use.