Docks & charging stands for handheld consoles
Compact TV docks and charging stands for Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, ROG Xbox Ally and PlayStation Portal. Slide the console in, press one button, and the game moves to the TV — 4K HDMI and 100W charging included.
Docked. The game jumps to the big screen while the console charges.
The lineup
Docks and charging stands for every handheld in the house. Tap any product to check the current price.
Built for the original Switch and Switch OLED, this dock weighs about 100 g and measures 7.1 × 2.6 × 1.6 in, so it slips into a bag for a second TV or a trip. A button on the back flips between TV output and tabletop charging, and the console keeps charging while you play. A spring-buffered guide notch and an anti-skid base keep the console seated without stressing its port.
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Made for Nintendo Switch 2 only, this compact dock carries an HDMI port rated up to 4K@120Hz, a 100W USB-C charging input, two USB 3.0 ports and a mode button. The console outputs up to 4K@60Hz, and the open, ventilated body lets heat escape while it charges. Firmware can be updated to keep pace with new Switch 2 system versions; charger and cables are not included.
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This aluminium-alloy stand holds a Switch OLED at an adjustable angle for tabletop play on a desk, a tray table or a hotel nightstand. It folds fully flat when you are done, small enough to slide into a sleeve or backpack pocket. A simple way to keep the screen at eye level without a dock.
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For Nintendo Switch 2 only, this dock adds a wired Gigabit Ethernet port for steadier online matches than Wi-Fi. Alongside it sit an HDMI port rated up to 4K@120Hz, a 100W USB-C charging input, two USB 3.0 ports and a TV/tabletop button. Power supply and cables are not in the box — the original Switch 2 adapter is recommended.
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Designed for the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X, this 5-in-1 dock sends picture to a TV or monitor over HDMI 2.1 at up to 4K@144Hz. It adds Gigabit Ethernet, two USB-A 3.0 ports for a mouse, keyboard or controller, and 100W PD charging that supports the handheld's 35W Turbo Mode. Not compatible with the original ROG Ally or Ally X.
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This round charging stand fits Switch, Switch Lite and Switch OLED and weighs about 0.09 lb. It props the console at a 45° angle so you can keep playing in tabletop mode while it charges over USB-C. Remove thick cases before docking; use the original Switch power adapter.
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Plug the small adapter into the PlayStation Portal, set the player into the stand and it charges upright, ready for the next session. The stand keeps the remote player off the table and displayed instead of tangled in a cable. Light enough to move between rooms.
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This 2-in-1 station gives a Quest 2 setup one tidy charging spot, with indicators that show charging status at a glance. A 1.5 m USB-C link cable comes in the box. Drop the gear in after a session and it is ready the next time you put the headset on.
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A low-profile stand for the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X that holds the handheld upright while it charges through a 100W USB-C port. Two USB-A ports let you plug in a controller or keyboard at the same time. Small enough to pack with the console.
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See the Full RangeLess hassle, more play
The everyday annoyances of docking a handheld — and how SiWiQU takes them away.
The problem
The standard dock is a bulky block tied to one TV.
Our fix
Our Switch and Switch 2 docks weigh about 100–109 g, so a second one lives in the bedroom or travels in your bag.
The problem
Docking scrapes the screen and strains the port.
Our fix
Open, low-profile cradles and a spring-buffered guide notch let the console drop straight onto the connector.
The problem
Online matches stutter on Wi-Fi.
Our fix
The Switch 2 Ethernet dock and the ROG Xbox Ally 5-in-1 dock add a Gigabit wired port.
The problem
The handheld dies mid-session on the couch.
Our fix
Every dock and stand charges while you play — up to 100W PD on the Switch 2 and ROG Xbox Ally models.
Who we are
SiWiQU has been making accessories for handheld consoles since 2018. We focus on one job: getting the game from a small screen to a big one, and keeping the console charged while it is there — without the bulk of a standard dock.
Our lineup covers TV docks for Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED and Switch 2, a Switch 2 dock with Gigabit Ethernet, a 5-in-1 dock and a charging stand for the ROG Xbox Ally, plus charging stands for Switch, PlayStation Portal and Quest 2. Each one is built around a specific console, so the connector, the angle and the ports fit the device you own.
We keep things light and easy to move. A SiWiQU dock is small enough to leave under a second TV, pack for a weekend away or hand to the kids for their room — and the box only holds what you need, because your console's own power adapter is the safest one to use.
Buyer guide
Pick the setup that matches the console you play on.
Go with the Switch 2 TV dock for 4K play on any television. If your console sits near the router, the Ethernet version adds a wired Gigabit port for steadier online matches.
The red-and-blue TV dock puts a Switch or Switch OLED on the big screen. For handheld play, the 45° charging dock and the foldable aluminium stand keep the screen at eye level.
Turn a ROG Xbox Ally into a desk setup with the 5-in-1 dock, or keep it upright and topped up on the charging stand. PlayStation Portal and Quest 2 owners get their own charging stations.
Our purpose
Our mission at SiWiQU is to make the switch between handheld and big-screen play take one second, wherever the TV is. A dock should travel as easily as the console it holds.
That shapes every design decision: cradles shaped for one console, ports that match what that console can actually use, a single button for TV or tabletop mode, and charging that keeps going while you play.
We would rather tell you exactly what a dock does — the resolution, the wattage, the ports, what is and isn't in the box — than promise more than it delivers. Pick the one made for your console and enjoy the game on the screen you want.
A dock light enough to pack — set up anywhere there's an HDMI port.
View the CollectionThe difference
What makes a small dock worth keeping in every room — and in your bag.
The Switch / OLED dock weighs about 100 g and measures 7.1 × 2.6 × 1.6 in; the Switch 2 dock is about 109 g. Light enough to carry to a friend's place or a hotel TV.
The Switch 2 docks carry HDMI rated up to 4K@120Hz, and the ROG Xbox Ally dock uses HDMI 2.1 up to 4K@144Hz — headroom above what the consoles send.
Up to 100W USB-C PD on the Switch 2 and ROG Xbox Ally models, including support for the Ally's 35W Turbo Mode.
A button on the back switches between TV output and tabletop charging, so you never unplug cables to change how you play.
A spring-buffered guide notch, anti-skid base pads and built-in short-circuit, over-power and overheating protection look after the device you dock.
The Switch 2 dock supports firmware updates, so it can follow new Switch 2 system versions instead of being left behind.
Why us
Six reasons to make our dock the one you reach for.
Each dock is made for a specific handheld, so the connector position, cradle and ports match the device instead of trying to fit everything.
HDMI, USB 3.0 for controllers and accessories, and on selected models a Gigabit Ethernet port for wired online play.
Small and light enough to keep one under each TV, so the console moves between rooms and the cables stay put.
Drop the console in, press one button, play. No menus, no drivers, nothing to set up beyond the cables you already have.
Docks ship without chargers or cables on purpose — your console's original adapter is the safest way to power it.
Beyond Switch and Switch 2, the range covers ROG Xbox Ally, PlayStation Portal and Quest 2 charging, so one brand looks after the whole shelf.
Keep a SiWiQU dock under each TV and move only the console.
Check AvailabilityPeace of mind
Straightforward reasons to feel good about your choice.
Every order goes through the official brand store, with the checkout and delivery process you already know.
Short-circuit, over-power, recovery and overheating protection are designed into the charging circuitry.
Prices and availability are always shown live — no inflated discounts or manufactured urgency here.
If something is not right, the store's standard return policy applies to your order.
See it in action
Watch the SiWiQU Switch dock set up in seconds — cables in, console down, game on the big screen.
In their words
Common themes we hear from people who use our docks.
Many buyers keep the main dock in the living room and a SiWiQU dock in the bedroom or office, so the console simply moves between screens.
People like how little space the dock takes in a backpack for trips, holidays and visits to friends.
Parents mention that children can dock and undock the console themselves without help.
The open, low design shows the console while docked and lets you lift it off without fighting a front panel.
A common theme is that setup takes a minute: HDMI, the original charger, and the game is on the TV.
Buyers often point out that the dock covers the essentials — TV output, charging, USB ports — without paying for bulk.
Good to know
Docks are console-specific. The red-and-blue TV dock is for the original Switch and Switch OLED; the Switch 2 docks (standard and Ethernet) work only with Switch 2; the 5-in-1 dock and the charging stand are for the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X. Check the console named in each product title before you order.
No. The docks ship without a power adapter or cables. Use your console's original power adapter and any HDMI cable you already own — that keeps charging within the voltage your console expects.
Yes. The HDMI port is rated up to 4K@120Hz (8K@30Hz and 1080P modes are also listed), and Switch 2 itself outputs up to 4K@60Hz, so you get everything the console sends to the TV.
It adds an RJ45 Gigabit (1000 Mbps) port. A wired connection is steadier than Wi-Fi for online play and large downloads, which matters most for fast-paced multiplayer.
Yes. The TV docks charge the console in both TV and tabletop mode, and the button on the back switches between the two. The Switch charging stand holds the console at a 45° angle so you can keep playing on its own screen.
Usually, yes. Thick protective cases stop the console from seating fully on the connector, so remove them before docking.
That is what they are made for. The Switch / OLED dock weighs about 100 g and the Switch 2 dock about 109 g — a fraction of a standard dock — so you can leave one under the living-room TV and carry another in your bag.
Yes. The Switch 2 dock supports firmware updates, so it can be kept compatible as new Switch 2 system versions arrive.
