The thing about handheld docking stations is that they're basically just USB docks with a little nook for a Steam Deck, or a ROG Ally, or a MSI Claw, to rest in. They're not exciting. Sure, some can have more ports than others, some rock ethernet ports, and they usually support a higher charging capacity than regular docks, but you're essentially just buying an intermediary between your handheld and whichever screen you're plugging it into. You're not obsessively refreshing the mail tracking website when one of these babies is enroute. Until now, maybe?
Enter, stage left, the Razer Handheld Dock Chroma. This is the first attempt, as far as I can tell, to make a handheld dock aesthetically appealing. While most of us are happy with our meat-and-potato Jsaux or Sabrent, and the fancy among us might prefer Valve's own inexplicably pricey dock, this Razer is the first to rock RGB. In other words, it's the first to make even a halfway attempt at looking fancy.
