Razer Is Releasing A Handheld Dock For Steam Deck, Windows Handhelds, And Mobile Devices

Razer has announced a new docking station for mobile gaming devices: Razer Chroma Portable Dock. Described as an all-in-one hub that can turn mobile devices into gaming consoles for your TV, it features a six-in-one I/O design. Pre-orders for the device are now open ahead of its launch on January 30th for $80.

According to Razer, the dock features a gigabit Ethernet port, multiple USB ports, and an HDMI output. This will allow you to connect a portable gaming PC such as the Asus ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go or Steam Deck and output the signal to your TV or monitor. The dock also features a 100W power port for fast charging, durable aluminum construction, and customizable RGB lighting.

The new dock is one of several announcements from Razer today at CES 2025. Other highlights include Razer Blade 16 laptop.is an ultra-thin gaming device featuring a 240Hz OLED display and an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor. Other interesting reveals include new remote playback feature from PC the introduction of the Razer Nexus mobile app, which will allow users to stream PC gameplay directly to their iOS and Android mobile devices, and Project Arielle, a gaming chair with built-in heating and cooling technology.

Taking its inspiration from the Razer Fujin Pro mesh gaming chair, Project Arielle uses a bladeless fan system to efficiently deliver controlled airflow to the user. Other new Razer products on the way include RGB light bars that offer both front and rear lighting options. Iskur V2 X gaming chair for $300And Razer 19.7″ Monitor Stand with built-in USB and HDMI ports and Chroma RGB lighting.