tomtocCarrying Case for Steam Deck/OLED/Nintendo Switch 2/ASUS ROG Ally X, Storage Portable Bag, Protective Shoulder Bag with Pockets Fit Console, AC Adapter, Dock, Compact Pack for Daily Use, TravelGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I use this with my Legion go and its just about perfect for it. Nice padding and big enough for many items.I'm able to fit the Legion Go, a ProtoArc fullsize (with touchpad) foldable keyboard, a fullsize Logitech mouse, a 9 port ugreen USB hub, a 6 foot HDMI cable, the Legion Go Charger, AND a 8bit do pro2 controller in the case AND I can put them all in there easily. Its not even a tight fit and have more room for other cables or small items.

I was looking for a Steam Deck case that was of marginal size, could house a Steam Deck, a battery pack, the cable, be easy to connect the battery to the Steam Deck, could hold a power adapter, and would basically make an easy travel case when I'm going away from the home for more than an hour or so. In short, a case for when you're traveling away from home for more than a day.This case is great in most ways. I wish it included a shorter handle instead of just a full body strap. I'm thinking about buying a spare handle built for purses to connect to it. It did not smell overly strong like many other cases. Keep in mind it is more a bag than case. It's floppy instead of hard shelled, but I imagine you know that already. It's able to be as big or as small as you need because of this, but the internal protective shell for the Steam Deck works well.My other chief complaint is the Steam Deck is somewhat hard to maneuver out of the case because of it being in the "back" of the bag instead of the center. I get that is probably best because they have that "pillow" in the back to squeeze the Deck between it and the hard shell that's protecting it, but that makes it somewhat awkward to remove. It's not as easy as some hard shell cases, especially because of how the zipper is toward the center. It means the Deck's triggers will often catch on the back parts of the bag that are over it. It also means, though, that it won't just fall out if you forget to zip it. There's also an internal strap inside to hold it snug from the above. The bottom below the Deck is also padded.SoPros:- Good size for all you can get inside it- Looks great- Doesn't smell- Zipper is not cheap feeling.- Holds the Deck securely- Holds a battery in an internal pocket near the Deck so you can charge it or connect it with plenty of room for cabling, headphones, and a wall charger.Con's- Awkward fit removing it. The strap flops forward on the inside and the Deck can catch on the corners of where the case opens if you don't dedicate two hands to removal.- No simple handle like most cases. It has a thin strap that's toward the back that seems to be for sliding it around a handle on a suitcase like if you were flying, but it looks flimsy and unreliable.

This bag is fantastic, protects the deck very well with plenty of room to use a shell as well as the cover. When I fly the deck it's very well protected. It's been through six flights without any scratches or dings. I've gone on many road trips and it's still looking brand new after a year. Not even any threads are lose.There is plenty of room for me to fit a small keyboard, mouse, and two power banks along with the ac adapter and a few cables. But I do need to remove the insert for all of that.I wouldn't say that this replaced my need for a protective shell for my steam deck, but it protects it while I travel and when I'm not using it. It also makes for a great travel bag all around.Would definitely recommend if you are looking for this kind of bag for your steam deck.

Got this because I upgraded the case to JSAUX PC0104 ModCase and expected it not to fit in the original carrying bag. The steam deck oled with the new case fits great and snug in the new bag, has enough room for power cords and other little things. Got to say I agree with others that the bag doesn't scream crazy gamer which I can appreciate

The design on this is allllmost great. The protective area for my Ally X fits it well. There is ample space for most essentials. The main compartment is just a tad small to fit a pair of Sony XM4 headphones without compressing the pads, increasing pad wear. If there were that velcro-friendly stuff on the back, I could use the dividers from my camera bag to protect the earpads, but as it stands, I would have to do something like stick a hard object on either side of the case or let the pads compress. If the compartment were just a tiny bit bigger, this would not be the case, which is a shame.Another gripe is that the strap isn't the most adjustable, especially if you want the bag to sit on your lower back/hip. I'm 5'11" and the strap on the lowest setting doesn't let the bag sit where I want it. Once you do have it on, the flat surface against your body doesn't feel that comfortable and moves a lot. The bag, even when full, it light, however, so that is minor.That said, this is pretty much your only option if you:Want a bag where access to your device is quick but secureWant a bag that can hold a handful of accessories such as earbuds, charger, cloths, cables, SD cards, etc.Want protection for your joysticksDon't want to get a cheap copy that has worse materialsIf you are okay with sacrificing one of those things, there are other bags out there that are more comfortable to wear. This is the only bag that is not just a rip off of this bag with a different logo and worse materials that does what it does, in spite of its flaws. Overall, I do recommend this bag regardless of how negative I may have come off. I do like that it has enough space to carry essentials for when you want to take your device but travel light. I like that it has protection for your sticks. I like that it has some pockets for organization, even if the inside and outside pocket essentially take up the same space. I just wish it was a tiny bit bigger or allowed spaces to prevent pad compression for those of us who still like over ear headphones as opposed to IEMs.