JSAUX 6-in-1 Gaming Dock for Switch 2 Review: Is It the Best Switch 2 Dock?

Nintendo Switch 2's official dock covers the basics, but it doesn't charge your controllers, doesn't give you wired internet, and doesn't expand your ports. I tested JSAUX's 6-in-1 Gaming Dock for Switch 2 (HB0610) to see whether a third-party dock can actually replace the desk setup a serious Switch 2 owner ends up wanting.

What Is the JSAUX 6-in-1 Gaming Dock?

JSAUX has spent a decade building accessories around specific handhelds rather than generic gear, and this dock is purpose-built for Switch 2. It's a compact, foldable unit that combines video output, charging, networking, and storage expansion in one box.

Hands-On With the HB0610

Charging Four Controllers at Once

The standout feature is the built-in charging dock: it charges up to four Joy-Con 2 controllers and one Switch 2 Pro Controller simultaneously, with LED indicators showing charge status for each. If you play locally with friends, not having to hunt for charging cables between sessions is a real convenience.

Display Output That Keeps Up

On the TV side, it supports up to 4K@60Hz for standard 2D output, plus 4K@60Hz 3D, 2K@120Hz, and 1080p@120Hz video modes, and stays backward compatible down to 4K/30Hz if your display is older.

Power and Ports

A USB-C PD port handles up to 100W input (60W is delivered to the Switch 2 console itself), and two USB 2.0 Type-A ports (480Mbps, 5V/1A) let you plug in a keyboard, mouse, or external storage. There's also a Gigabit Ethernet port for a stable 1000Mbps wired connection, plus SD card and game cartridge slots to keep physical games organized.

Size and Build

The dock folds down to 133 × 161 × 163mm and weighs 405g, so it's compact enough to travel with even though it's built more for a stationary setup than a bag.

How It Compares to JSAUX's Other Docks

JSAUX also sells the 7-in-1 Multifunctional Docking Station (adds 4K@120Hz output and broader device support for Switch/Switch OLED) and the smaller OmniCentro Charger Dock aimed at travel. The 6-in-1 sits in the middle: it's the pick for shared gaming spaces where controller charging and an organized setup matter most.

Pros and Cons

What I Liked

• Charging four Joy-Con 2 controllers plus a Pro Controller in one dock genuinely solves a real annoyance.
• 4K@60Hz output with 3D and high-refresh modes covers most TV setups.
• Gigabit Ethernet is a meaningful upgrade over Wi-Fi for online play.

Where It Could Improve

• At $59.99 it's a step up from JSAUX's simpler adapter docks, so it's really for people who want the full charging-hub feature set.
• The USB-A ports are 2.0 speed (480Mbps), not 3.x, which is fine for peripherals but slow for large file transfers.

Final Verdict

For anyone setting up a permanent Switch 2 station — especially with local multiplayer and multiple controllers in rotation — the JSAUX 6-in-1 Gaming Dock covers video, charging, and networking in a single compact unit. You can check current pricing and see JSAUX's Switch 2 dock lineup here.

Right now JSAUX is running a sitewide sale of up to 43% off, and code GRACEDIGGORY takes an extra 5% off at JSAUX.com.