JSAUX 65W Switch Dock with 4K@60Hz HDMI, 65W PD Fast Charging, USB A Port, USB C TV Docking Station Compatible with Switch/Steam Deck/ROG Ally/Samsung/iPad/MacBook and More - OmniCentro Charger Dock Review

If you own a Nintendo Switch, a Steam Deck, a ROG Ally, and a MacBook — or some combination of the above — you've probably experienced the cable chaos that comes with juggling multiple docking solutions. The JSAUX OmniCentro promises to consolidate all of that into a single, compact hub with 65W Power Delivery, 4K@60Hz HDMI output, and enough ports to keep your setup tidy.

What It Actually Does Well

The headline feature here is versatility, and on that front the OmniCentro genuinely delivers. The 4K@60Hz HDMI output works cleanly with compatible devices — plug in a Steam Deck or ROG Ally via USB-C, connect an HDMI cable to your TV or monitor, and you're gaming on the big screen in seconds. The 65W PD charging means your laptop or handheld is actually replenishing its battery while you play, not just holding steady or slowly draining — a real-world concern that cheaper docks often ignore.

The port selection is practical rather than bloated: a USB-A port for peripherals like a keyboard or mouse, a USB-C data/PD port, and HDMI. It's lean, but for the use cases it targets, that's the right call. No one needs eight USB-A ports on a Switch dock.

Cross-Device Compatibility: The Real Selling Point

What separates this from Nintendo's official dock — besides price — is the broad device support. Samsung Galaxy devices, iPads, and MacBooks all work over USB-C with the appropriate output resolutions. For someone who moves between a gaming handheld at night and a MacBook during the day, this single dock on the desk handles both without unplugging anything. That's a genuine quality-of-life win.

A Few Things to Know Before You Buy

The 65W PD output is the ceiling, not a guaranteed floor. Devices that require more — certain gaming laptops under load, for instance — may find the wattage insufficient for sustained charging during intensive sessions. At 65W, MacBooks and handhelds are well served, but high-end Windows laptops may charge slowly or not at all when the GPU is working hard.

The port count is also genuinely minimal. One USB-A and one USB-C data port means you can't simultaneously connect a keyboard, a mouse, and an external drive without adding another hub. If your desk setup is more complex, this dock works best as a dedicated gaming station hub rather than a full workstation solution.

Additionally, 4K@60Hz output is dependent on the source device's capability — the Switch, for example, caps at 1080p in docked mode regardless of what the hub supports. The 4K output spec is most relevant for Steam Deck, ROG Ally, MacBooks, and Android flagships.

Who Should Buy This

This is purpose-built for the multi-device gamer or the person who wants one clean solution on their desk. If you're tired of swapping cables between your Switch and your laptop, or if you've been using the Steam Deck's official dock and wish it handled your other devices too, the OmniCentro is a well-priced answer. It's not the right pick if you need a full docking station with Ethernet, multiple display outputs, or a large array of USB ports.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the JSAUX OmniCentro work with the Nintendo Switch OLED?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED. Note that the Switch's maximum docked output remains 1080p regardless of the dock's 4K capability.

Q: Can it charge a MacBook Pro while connected to a 4K display?

A: The 65W PD output can charge most MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro models effectively. The 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models may charge at a reduced rate under load, as they typically benefit from 96W or 140W chargers.

Q: Is the JSAUX OmniCentro compatible with the Steam Deck and ROG Ally?

A: Yes, both devices are explicitly supported. You get 4K@60Hz video output and 65W PD charging simultaneously through the USB-C connection.

Q: How many ports does the dock have?

A: The OmniCentro includes one HDMI (4K@60Hz), one USB-A port, and one USB-C port with 65W Power Delivery. It is a lean setup optimized for simplicity rather than maximum port density.

Q: Does it require any drivers or software setup?

A: No — it is plug-and-play. Connect your device via USB-C and it works immediately with no software installation required.

For the multi-device household looking to cut cable clutter without spending on multiple proprietary docks, the JSAUX OmniCentro hits a sweet spot that's hard to argue with.

— Tech Lead Editor 4, CPrice