Steam Deck Carrying Case Protective Hard Shell Carry Bag Built-in Storage mesh pocket/bottom storage slot/Dual steam deck console shields, Portable Travel Carrying Case Pouch for Steam Deck

This case has room to keep the grips and padded grips on your stream deck … I would not jump on mine while in the case but it does provide good protection

I'm inclined to agree with most of the "Vine" reviews on this product, many of which are that this product is great! The zippers on this are very smooth, the bottom is roomy, and the top storage is very good (will hold a compatible power bank). The deck is well secured inside and does not jostle when the case is held by its vertical handle. I do not use thumb grips but it seems there enough room for them on the molded protective layer. Overall an exceptional option for a Steam Deck aftermarket case 10/10

I've reviewed a handful of steam deck cases, and for hard cases, this one has pretty much everything I could want. For one thing it comes with a carrying strap so you can carry it on your shoulder, and the strap is at least 3 feet long, but adjustable to almost 5 feet.The bottom area has a little sunken area protected by a flap that can hold your charger and cables and even a small mouse. A little bigger and you could have carried a steam controller with it, but that's asking for too much.Then you can put your steam deck on top of that and there's a little hard flap with indents for the controllers and a raised area to make sure nothing touches the screen. That's nice. The steam deck still flops around a bit in this space but it's like a fraction of an inch and I think you could fold up a nice lint-free cloth to take up the small extra space.The top mesh area doesn't have a whole lot of room to carry things, and I'm not even sure what I'd use it for. It's not like the switch where I might want to carry a handful of cartridges or something. I suppose I could carry extra micro SD Cards, but I'd probably carry that in the bottom compartment. BUT I guess if I wanted to carry my kindle with me as well, the top part would keep it safe enough and would also protect the screen. I'll figure out what goes good there eventually.Overall the case is fairly sturdy but it still has a bit of "give" to it when you press on the top or bottom. It feels like cloth-covered hard plastic.Just about the only thing I don't really like is the strap that's built-in. It has a strap on the end of it so you'd carry it vertically/long-wise, AND the extra-long strap included also attaches the same way. I'm removing one star for that, plus the fact that it lets the deck flop around even a 1/4 inch. It's a good case otherwise, and I'm sure the strap placement is a matter of preference. I'd rather not have it dangle down vertically, but that's just me.

This is definitely the deck case for anyone that will want to have everything with you in just one case. It even comes with a shoulder strap so that you can carry it around easier.The storage space in this case is excellent because you have a zipper pouch in the top section for smaller things such as cables, headphones, flash drives, etc. Then you have a compartment in the bottom of the case under your deck where you can keep bulkier things like the power adapter or a power bank. Both of these compartments have a cover that will protect your deck from getting scratched or scuffed up. The area that the deck goes in is definitely bigger than just the deck itself so I'm sure that it could hold one in there that has one of the rubber skins/covers on it. There is also an elastic velcro strap in this area to hold your deck in place.As for the sturdiness of the case I noticed that the exterior shell doesn’t seem to be quite as sturdy as the official steam deck case. I don’t think that this means that it still won’t protect the deck as well because you have all of that space where the zipper pouch is with that protective cover that goes in between it and the deck compartment. Then the area at the bottom of the deck compartment is made really solid and still has some space in between it and the bottom of the exterior of the case.Surprisingly for all of the extra space in this case it might only be an inch taller than the official deck case and for the price of this case it is a very sturdy alternative case.

I couldn't find a hard case before that could house the steam deck and the charger in a good way. This case finally did that and left extra room for other accessories if i need them, its my go to case right now.

I ordered this to replace my current shoulder case, which did not have a long enough strap and I didn't like how it opened from the top, which while using it with the should strap, tended to spill everything out. While this case remedied some of those issues, it is let down by the use of cheap, basic materials.PROs:- this case has a ton of storage: a zippered mesh storage in the top of the case and a compartment that sits under the Steam Deck (SD), which is big enough to fit a folding keyboard and my Anker dock- it fits a SD with a basic shell- there's a protective flap that covers and protects the SD- despite all of this storage, it is actually smaller than my previous case without sacrificing padding/protection- the price is affordableDISLIKES:- the polyurethane (PU) handle does not seem very durable and it is not very comfortable to hold—it has cut instead of rounded edges- the strap that is included is basically the same type of material used in seatbelts and does not have any shoulder padding; at least it just clips on, so you can replace it, but that's going to come at an additional costGiven these two cons, I wouldn't want to carry this for any extended period of time.So, this is a mixed bag—pun intended—in that you get a lot of storage, but at the cost of cheap materials.