JSAUX PC0104 ModCase Compatible with Steam Deck, Steam Deck Case Comprehensive Protection Include Detachable Front Shell, Body Protective Shell, Metal Bracket and Strap - Basic Set

Great case. So much easier to travel with compared to the OG Steam Deck case.The Steam Deck feels so much more rugged and the grip is good with the case. Now I can let my kids borrow my Steam Deck's without being worried about them.It's afforable and the shipping was quick, one week from Kenosha, Wisconsin to Norway.

Fits great, works flawlessly it keeps my steam deck nice and cool. It’s also built very sturdy so it’s a nice extra layer of protection

The product quality is very good, easy to install and use. The materials are good and improve grip and protection. With the protective cover, the Steam Deck can easily fit in a backpack without risk. The rear stand is incredibly useful as well.

Great case. Fits perfectly and the front cover is amazing for travel. It has a nice and decently thick foam piece that stays over the screen and the buttons and sticks are protected. The textured grips on the sides feel really good and it's comfortable to hold. Highly recommend getting this for your steam deck. I haven't ordered the fan attachment yet but that is definitely next on my list.

Update: Decided to try again and got a sealed box this time.This one is made of a much sturdier set of materials and everything just fits so much better; the stand also feels secure on this one and it feels like actual metal this time. Still smells like menthols though but much less so must be some additive in the plastic that reacts to moisture.Only problem I can think of is the little watch band on the back because it is flimsy and hard to fit the loop into the hole to secure the band.If you can get a new one I highly recommend it!—-This time the box was crushed and scuffed, and it seems someone at amazon tried to push it back to shape before sending it off again as “new.” I knew just from the outside it was used and sure enough the seal was already torn open.Whoever did this didn’t even attempt to cover up the smell of menthol cigarettes on the item itself. At least all the things were in their internal bags, which is very rare for these amazon “new sold as used” products I have been getting far too often for the past 6 months. I don’t particularly like the idea of being reminded of a liquor store in a bad part of town whenever I play video games, so I implore someone at amazon to at least clean their used products before charging new prices for them again.As for the shell itself, it’s very soft and thin rubber with a flimsy plastic backing that doesn’t even sit flush on the steam deck. The plastic backing is not able to stay rigid and flexes easily, the rubber is molded nicely with a good texture but it’s hard to figure out what purpose it serves. The stand is strangely lower quality than I was even expecting from pictures, it’s basically die cast metal hooked to very thin plastic, and you can’t use it with any of the accessories marketed with the case (apparently you have to take it off just to use a dock. The stand also can only be use at one angle because it is so far up the case, but will not handle you pressing down on it.I want to say the thickest material on the case is maybe 3 millimeters and that is being generous. Most of it is thinner, and each material is noticeably cheap and low quality.Lol.I can’t imagine this case would protect from anything besides scratches, but it does look nice just as long as you don’t look too close. I am amused the little “mod” hook on the back is an opening to see the valve logo though.

I've had dBrand's Killswitch case (both the 1st OG iteration and the fixed version) for the Steam Deck for a while. It was solid, very good quality, but its high price (depending on if you get all of the accessories or not) makes it very difficult to recommend. As for the JSAUX mod case, I love the different options they offer. The most expensive option is more expensive than dBrand's Killswitch travel kit (if you get all the accessories) but JSAUX's most expensive mod case kit has more accessories that are much more useful like the fact that it can come with a battery bank, a cooling fan, a USB-C hub, etc. The kit I got was the cooler fan mod kit. It comes with a strap, the case, Steam Dock cover, travel cover, a 90 degree USB-C accessory, detachable metal stand, and a cooler fan with an adhesive attachment that lets you put the fan on a Steam Deck without the case. Costs 50 dollars US before taxes which is less than dBrand's most basic Killswitch essential kit that costs 60 dollars US. JSAUX's design is better than dBrand's. It's much easier to remove JSAUX's travel cover. There is cushioning inside the travel cover that will actually protect the Steam Deck screen better. You don't need a USB-C extender or adapter for the opening on the JSAUX case unlike with dBrand's case. JSAUX's metal stand is less bulky than dBrand's. It is detachable. It doesn't have microSD storage slots inside the stand like dBrand's stand does but if you have a JSAUX Steam Deck carrying case, then it doesn't matter. All JSAUX Steam Deck case mod kits comes with a strap that lets you put a battery bank on the back (no need for adhesive like dBrand's does. dBrand's mechanical mount is 14.95 US btw). I wanted the cooling fan because unfortunately my Steam Deck has the less efficient Delta fan inside. I would change the fan inside for the better Huaying fan but this is my 2nd Steam Deck. I'm afraid to open it up and mess it up again. The JSAUX cooler fan works. It is a bit noisy but if you have the sound volume high or let's say you have a tower fan blowing in your room, you're not really going to be bothered as much by the JSAUX fan. The grips on this case are just as good as the grips on dBrand's Killswitch case. 2 things I don't like about this specific kit is the fan can be a bit loud (as mentioned before) and it is a fingerprint magnet. You can see some of my fingerprints on the travel cover and on the back of the case in a couple of the pictures. Even the cooler fan is a fingerprint magnet so make sure to have a microfiber cloth on hand to wipe when need be. I'm not putting down dBrand. I like dBrand products. I'm still using dBrand's thumb stick grips (I like using them although maybe for a lot of people they are unnecessary) with my Steam Deck. But if you want a cheaper protective case for your Steam Deck that provides more bang for your buck, JSAUX's Steam Deck case kit is way better.Pros: more options, some options are much cheaper than dBrand's, more well thought out design/modular, less bulky, travel cover easier to remove, more bang for your buck, fan does help cool your Steam DeckCons: cooler fan can be a bit loud, the travel cover + cooler fan + back of the case are fingerprint magnetsEDIT: 9/7/2023 (more dBrand info)Before anybody tells me that dBrand has the dock adapter kit now, I see that they do offer that which includes a USB-C extender. Problem is that the adapter kit is an extra $7.95. I'm not a fan of that but at least they offer that now (even though you can get a USB-C extender for cheaper than that). Oh, apparently the adapter to fit your Steam Deck with the KillSwitch case doesn't automatically come with the essential kit. Come on dBrand.