Mooroer Steam Deck Case, 2024 Upgrade Steam Deck Carrying Case, Large Capacity Storage Case for Steam Deck/Steam Deck OLED Console & Accessories, Built-in AC Adapter Charger Storage, Black

So a few things to note. The case is about roughly 12 inches wide. So I use my steam deck as a laptop as well so I can't fit much for a keyboard in here but I did manage to fit a mini keyboard in. I also managed to fit my portable charger, steam deck dock, charger, and controller in it which is extremely cool.Pros:It fits a surprising amount compared to the steam deck case that came with it.It probably can hold two controllers in it as stated in the listing I just don't have two controllers to put in it and I also am putting a keyboard in it which two controller and a keyboard would not fit in this.So the padding on this is really good. The case is semi solid so it results in a ton of protection.Nice and small of a case considering what you can put in it for bringing around with you for going places.Everything the way I have it stored now is easy to remove and put back together when needed.Cons:I had major problems trying to fit my keyboard and controller in it. I did manage to figure it out eventually but it took a lot of work.The zipper quality is pretty bad. I noticed that the zipper on the inside I almost broke because of the cheapness of it.The case is very dense which make it heavy to move around but it does have a shoulder strap to make it easier.So this case is nice. Just a little on the cheap quality side but not super bad. If I could I would give this about 4.5 stars. Thanks!

The media could not be loaded. This case does exactly what it’s intended for. It safely protect the SteamDeck and has enough storage for all (if not, MOST) of your accessories for it.***Pros and cons at bottom***Inside my case, I carry my:headsetSteamDeckThe tv DockChargerand extra controller.WITH PLENTY OF SPACE STILL INSIDE.**PROS**•The Case is a 10/10 for functionality during travel. It has the ability to carry all the accessories you need during travel while also protecting your SteamDeck from falls or scratches• Case is Cloth lined to help avoid scratches on the SteamDeck or accessories. Feels more “luxurious”.**CONS**•One big con for me was case shells Hardness. It’s not as hard as the one that came with the SteamDeck. It’s still a “hard shell” case, but to that minimum standard.(For the price, it’s understandable. Just wish it was more solid)•the zippers inside and outside feel cheap. You are getting what you pay for. It’s not a $95 case, so you aren’t going to get that level of quality.Other than the 2 cons I could find in the week I’ve had the case, it still is a pretty damn good case for under $40. I’m currently using mine to keep everything together and now travel with. It seems to be holding up to the job and working great! It would be nice to see quality improvement on shell and zippers, but until then, I do recommend this case :) enjoy and good luck! 👍

Excellent overall for the price, and perfectly meets all of my needs. If you need a no-compromises gaming setup that you can pick-up-and-go, this is my pick. It's a bit larger than the official case, but still small enough to fit in a small backpack, and just small enough to still be practical in an airplane/car setting.I upgraded from a JSAUX storage case (also excellent) because I wanted more capacity. If you're more interested in portability & price, I still recommend the JSAUX, which also has an integrated kickstand. If you're upgrading from the standard Valve case, you should also try the JSAUX since you can still fit a lot into it. But for large-storage needs, this is by far the best option I've tried that manages to still be portable.Materials/Safety: Material and build are satisfactory. The 2-layer design snugly wraps the deck from both sides, one of which covers the entire screen (as opposed to just part of the screen like the JSAUX), so I am less concerned about it leaving an imprint on the screen long-term. You can also flip the deck up to get to the under-compartment without worrying about it falling. This also means that if you tightly stuff the pack, nothing will press directly onto the Deck screen. A big upgrade in this regard.Storage: Unbeatable. I am very impressed with the storage capacity for the size of the case. You can make full use of the volume without compromising on safety. There are four total compartments of various sizes, and the full-size top compartment is what sets this case apart from the competition. I can store the following with plenty of room to spare: A 20kwh battery bank, multiple cables, cleaning cloth, the official dock, 65w wall adapter, wireless earbuds, a foldable keyboard, and two gamepads (one full size, one SN30 Pro). Leaving out the keyboard would have room for three gamepads, up to two being full size. Full size gamepads must be positioned with the joysticks lining up with the side-compartments (next to the deck), otherwise the joysticks will be too tall. If you're using a short gamepad like the SN30 pro, this is a non-issue.Potential complaints: Reading other reviews, I was concerned about the zippers but they seem decent at first try. Time will tell how they hold up. My only complaint so far is that the top-compartment is loose, so things can shuffle around. I think some velcro straps could have been a good way to secure objects in place, so I may give that a try.

Love the space. Fits my deck, charger, battery bank, dock, fold-able keyboard and mouse. If the netting was a little bit better I could probably fit my controller as well. Minus 1 star for the netting. Anything stored in the lid will just sit on top the deck when closed. Netting needs to be tighter. Otherwise it's close to perfect for travel.

Really like this case for my Steam Deck. I'm using it to hold lots of accessories, such as a mouse and foldable keyboard, the charging adapter, some earbuds, 2 XBox controllers, a portable dock and HDMI, and 2 USB-C cables. It's got plenty of room to hold all that and has a nice hard shell to protect it all. Couldn't recommend this one enough.