JSAUX OmniCase 2 (10-in-1) review header

Product Manufacturer: JSAUX
Price: $69.99 USD (RRP)
Estimated Time With Gear: 70+ hours
Where To Buy: JSAUX, Amazon

What Is It? Pocket-sized USB-C docking station with 10 unique inputs (Model MP03)
Compatible With: PC, Steam Deck, Laptop


JSAUX is back with the OmniCase 2, a 10-in-1 portable docking station that also packs a tidy storage solution for cables and adapters. The removable lid hides a handy kit: a ~34cm USB-C to USB-C cable, a 90-degree adapter, USB-C→USB-A adapter, USB-C→Micro-USB adapter, and a SIM ejector tool. The dock/case also includes slots for 2× microSD (TF), 3× SD, and 2× SIM — great for travellers, photographers, and on-the-go gamers (Switch/Steam Deck). And that’s just the storage; the hub I/O is the main act.

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In the Box

  • OmniCase 2 USB-C 10-in-1 Storage Docking Station
  • User manual
  • Warranty card
  • USB-C to USB-C 3.2 cable
  • USB-C→USB micro-B or USB-C→Lightning adapter
  • USB-C (female) → USB-A (male) adapter
  • 90° USB-C female→male adapter
  • SIM ejector pin tool

The hub’s ten inputs feed a single-cable setup that worked smoothly across my devices. On a PD-capable laptop (tested with a SlimQ 240W charger), USB-C to laptop plus PD passthrough powered both the hub and laptop while driving a 1080p monitor over HDMI with a clean image.

Steam Deck docked with OmniCase 2
OmniCase 2 desk setup with display and peripherals
OmniCase 2 unboxing – accessory kit inside lid

On a 2K monitor, HDMI + USB-C to laptop worked as expected with PD passthrough, while SD/microSD and a USB drive mounted simultaneously. I also ran a wireless mouse/keyboard without issue.

Back on the main PC, the OmniCase 2 slotted into an HDMI switch as my primary I/O when modding the Steam Deck, meaning quick swaps between screen, storage and peripherals. It also worked with an iPad (display + audio + USB/SD devices + keyboard/mouse), though charging was finicky on a lower-wattage charger; 100W PD solved it.

OmniCase 2 layout and ports
OmniCase 2 storage lid with adapters and cable

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 126(L) × 26(W) × 78(H) mm
  • Weight: ~188 g
  • Inputs: USB-C (data) ×1, USB-C PD ×1 (up to 100W/5A)
  • Outputs:
    • USB-A 3.0 ×2 — up to 5 Gbps, 5V/1A
    • USB-A 2.0 ×1 — up to 480 Mbps, 5V/1A
    • HDMI ×1 — up to 4K@60Hz (2K@120Hz compatible)
    • RJ45 ×1 — 10/100/1000M Ethernet
    • SD ×1 & TF/microSD ×1 — up to 104 MB/s, simultaneous R/W
    • 3.5mm combo jack ×1 — mic/audio
    • USB-C (data) — up to 10 Gbps; USB 3.2/Thunderbolt-compatible

The hub kept up with everything I threw at it, from HDMI output to card readers and multiple USB dongles at once. Minor nit: aligning perfectly with a Steam Deck stand required removing my Mod Case stand. The dock also mirrored the functionality I get from JSAUX’s 11-in-1 mod case attachment.

Overall: OmniCase 2 nails a niche I didn’t know I had. There’s also a 12-in-1 Pro version for multi-display laptop users (adds HDMI + DP), but the 10-in-1 handled my needs. The built-in storage for cards/adapters makes it a smart travel companion for photographers, frequent flyers, and anyone living the USB-C life.

Get notified for the OmniCase 2 launch on Kickstarter

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this review requested an iPhone/Lightning adapter; JSAUX confirmed it’s available as an option.

Score: 8.5 / 10

(A review unit was supplied for the purposes of this article)