Design Philosophy:

The console’s built‑in expansion dock is cumbersome to carry around—this dock, on the other hand, is incredibly compact yet packed with powerful functionality.

Required Components:

M2×5 screws × 10

One circuit board (you can easily find and purchase one online—try searching for “circuit board” using the images I’ve shared; options are available on Pinduoduo and Taobao for as little as 6 RMB per board).

Printing Recommendations:

You can print using materials such as PLA, PETG, or ABS—but be sure to enable support structures during printing.

Assembly Instructions:

When assembling, start by removing the indicator light and carefully inserting it into the corresponding hole in the base. Next, attach the mainboard and the Type‑C connector socket. The base is pre‑drilled with mounting holes; simply secure the cover plate with the provided screws. When installing the cover plate, make sure to first slide the Type‑C connector onto the base and gently guide it along the angled edge until it locks into place. If you notice poor contact between the base and the gaming console when connecting it, check whether the connector is inserted too shallowly. If so, you can add a small piece of adhesive tape or a thin plastic shim to the base’s sloped surface to increase the insertion depth—just be sure not to exceed 1 mm in thickness. If issues persist, feel free to reach out to the author for assistance, as slight variations may occur depending on the materials used. If you have a Type‑C extension cable, you can also connect it directly to your computer as a versatile docking station.