Technical analysis of the Siwiqu portable dock indicates a protocol translation architecture utilizing a Lontium LT8711HE chipset to convert USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode signals to HDMI 2.0. Forensic data suggests the power delivery negotiation uses M92T36-compatible logic; however, it lacks strict adherence to the 15V/2.6A profile required for consistent console stability. Structural dimensions emphasize portability, utilizing an ABS thermoplastic housing which lacks significant thermal mass.
Performance metrics show support for 1080p/60Hz scaling, with power input requirements of 15V/2.6A to successfully trigger television output modes. Material analysis confirms an open-air design to facilitate ventilation for the connected console, though the unit does not include an integrated Ethernet controller. Aggregated user data highlights mechanical variance in the USB-C connector stability during operation.
The Siwiqu Portable Dock offers a significant reduction in physical volume compared to the OEM docking station, though it introduces specific power negotiation variances.
While categorized as a smart device bundle accessory, this peripheral functions as a digital bridge for mobile-to-fixed display transitions.
