How to connect your Steam Deck to your TV

HardwareHandheldsHow to connect your Steam Deck to your TVWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. HardwareHandheldsHow to connect your Steam Deck to your TVWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Wondering how to connect your Steam Deck to your TV? It’s a good question, especially if you want to get the most out ofValve’s portable powerhouse. Just like the Nintendo Switch, handheld gaming PCs can connect to big screens using docking stations and adapters, allowing you to consolize the portable using HDMI output, controllers, and other add-ons. In practice, hooking up yourSteam Deck OLED, or most of the otherbest gaming handhelds, to agaming TVis relatively simple. In fact, I’d go as far as to describe the process as ‘plug and play’, but there are absolutely a few factors that might catch you off guard. For example, you won’t find HDMI or any other familiar video outputs on Valve’s device, and the portable doesn’t come with aSteam Deck dock. That might leave you staring at the system’s solo USB-C port wondering what you’re meant to shove in there, as there are heaps of cables and hubs out there that support the format. Fear not, as we’re here to help you successfully connect your Steam Deck to your TV and pick up thebest Steam Deck accessoriesfor the job. While every setup will benefit from slight tweaks and different approaches, the end result will be fantastic visuals and stable connectivity when using the device as a handheld console hybrid. What you’ll need (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) The Steam Deck’s USB-C can output to HDMI and DisplayPort using a single cable or adapter, but doing so comes with big caveats. Keep in mind that Valve’s device uses one single port for all inputs, outputs, and charging, meaning you’ll have to choose between sending video to your TV or plugging your power adapter in. From experience, the Deck won’t last very long running a game and displaying it on a big screen, so you’ll want an additional accessory that can do both. Ideally, you’ll want to consider picking up a Steam Deck dock, as doing so will let you use your own charger for power and output to your TV using full-sized HDMI. My favorite docking station right now is theBaseus 6-in-1, as it has plenty of ports to accommodate things like a PC controller or a gaming headset, and its cradle folds flat for a more discrete look. That said, as long as you grab a docking station designed for the handheld, you should be able to output video via a separateHDMI cablewhile using USB-C for power. Connecting your Steam Deck to a TV using a docking station Image1of2(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Image1of2(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Image1of2 (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Once you’ve got everything listed above to hand, you’re ready to put together your Steam Deck TV setup. Most of the steps involved are the same as plugging in a conventional TV or console, but it’s worth running over everything to avoid that ‘no picture panic mode’ that can set in when you’ve forgotten a step. After following those steps, you should have an HDMI cable leading to your TV, a USB-C cable providing power from an outlet, and your dock’s USB-C cable attached to the top of the Steam Deck. All set? If so, you’ll now want to turn your TV on and switch to the right input using your remote. Some models will let you know when a powered device is attached, which should provide some reassurance that you’ve hooked up everything correctly. Sign up to the GamesRadar+ Newsletter Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more Adjusting Steam Deck TV settings Image1of2(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Image1of2(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Image1of2 (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Now that you’ve successfully hooked up your Steam Deck to your TV, you’ll want to check that the handheld’s settings are in order. To make sure there’s no funny business going on, use the following steps to navigate to the right menu: You’ll now be able to choose whether a specific game uses the Deck’s default resolution, your TV’s native settings, or an option of your choosing. Just keep in mind that your portable pal is designed to run games via its 800p screen first and foremost, so cranking things up to 4K could lead to poor performance and some toasty temps. Ideally, you’ll want to stick with 1080p, but some classics and indies will happily use UHD settings without stressing Valve’s portable out. Selecting specific game resolution settings Image1of3(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Image1of3(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Image1of3 (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) You’ll now be able to choose whether a specific game uses the Deck’s default resolution, your TV’s native settings, or an option of your choosing. Just keep in mind that your portable pal is designed to run games via its 800p screen first and foremost, so cranking things up to 4K could lead to poor performance and some toasty temps. Ideally, you’ll want to stick with 1080p, but some classics and indies will happily use UHD settings without stressing Valve’s portable out. Connecting accessories (Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton) Technically, you can use the Steam Deck as its own controller for playing games on your TV. However, unless you want to relive the days of the Wii U, you’ll likely want to kick back with all the accessories you need on the couch. If you’re using a docking station, that’ll mean hooking up USB gamepads and headsets to USB ports, which works the exact same way as a conventional PC. Et voila! You should now have a fully functioning Steam Deck dock TV setup that feels like a console. With everything hooked up, you’ll be able to disconnect the single USB-C cable from the top of your handheld when you feel like gaming on the go, all while preserving your couch ensemble for when you want to kick back and bash through your backlog. 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