Accessory maker JSAUX just revealed their new “Double-Decker Travel Supply Case” for the Steam Deck LCD & OLED that’s charging-friendly.

This seems like a travel case for every occasion, especially with the included space to run a charger while it’s in the case too. Something that usually wouldn’t be a very good idea due to issue with heat, but they say the design of it with ventilation will really help with that. The extra storage for a charger, battery pack and cables is nice without the case looking too big.

On top of that, the case can be used as a stand too, which could be especially useful when you don’t have a lot of space.

From their store page:

• Double-Decker Storage System for Steam Deck – Upper layer securely fits the Steam Deck, while the lower layer stores a power bank, charger, HDMI cable, and accessories—keeping the console and accessories separated and protected.
• Play While Charging Inside the Case – The lower compartment holds a power bank (not included), and the included dual 90° USB-C to USB-C cable is routed inside the case to directly charge the Steam Deck. Supports up to 65W PD fast charging, allowing uninterrupted gameplay.
• Assisted Cooling Vent Design – External silicone vents provide heat dissipation assistance during charging or high-load gaming, reducing heat buildup and helping maintain stable performance during extended play.
• All-Around Protective Structure for Travel – 900D water-resistant exterior with soft padded interior protects against splashes, shocks, and scratches during daily carry and travel.
• Foldable Screen Cover with Built-In Stand Function – The front screen cover folds into a stable stand, allowing the Steam Deck to stand upright inside the case while charging. Ideal for tabletop gaming, video streaming, cloud play, or media viewing—no additional stand required.
• About Power bank PB6501 – 65W High-Speed Charging, 20000mAh Large Capacity, Intelligent Display. (Note: Some countries and regions are not available for sale, please check FAQs for available countries and regions)

JSAUX said one is on the way to GamingOnLinux to take a look at it, so hopefully sometime soon I’ll be able to see what I think. I do a lot of train travel so this could be really useful.

Pricing starts at $39.99 for just the case, and $85.99 with their 65W 20000mAh power-bank. I actually already have that exact power-bank from JSAUX that they sent along a good while ago and it really works great.

See more on the JSAUX store.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.