Jsaux mod case for travel/backpack, 25000mwh battery pack, USB hub for connecting to tv and Bluetooth dongle for Xbox controller. Considering 3d printing something for the rear buttons as I find them a little shallow/hard to press. And spring for a microSD for emulator games expansion.

It really, really doesn’t need very much in the way of accessories, if you find this and are planning to get one, I’d recommend getting it first and figure out then what you want after using it a bit.

@Fubarberry for on the go i have a foldable bt keyboard with trackpad and, if i feel fancy, a little projector that can be powered by a powerbank. For at home i have a 13" screen with an arm that i can clamp onto the nightstand or on the workbench and a cheap wireless logitech m+k combo. If i ever feel the need to game docked instead of handheld i’d probably use my xbox controller or maybe the steam controller

I use a jsaux modcase instead of the included carrying case, it provides enough protection and fits better into my backpack for work. I’ve got a 3rd party ivoler dock I use for my TV, and 4 stadia controllers for docked play. Finally I have a walmart onn brand BT tablet keyboard and a trackball mouse that I can use while it’s docked.

Literally nothing haha

got protetors and steams dock. dock was disapointing.

I have the JSAUX steam deck dock, Genki Covert Dock Mini for travel (looks like its on sale now for $30!), 8 bit do Ultimate Controller, and Sony WH-1000xm4.

However, I’m not sure why I have to try to reconnect my 8BitDo controller every time I turn it on for my Steam Deck?

Edit: USB C cables with 90 degree angles also help!! I have a 10 feet cord too :)

Viture Pro XR Headset.

Plug this puppy into the deck and have a massive virtual 1080p 120hz screen projected into your field of view.

I use it daily and couldn’t be happier with it.

I use this dock by Skull & Co. because I needed a second dock. It’s half the price of the official Steam Deck dock and it has nearly all the same ports. It’s always functioned flawlessly.

I have purchased docks, cases, and thumb grips from them and they’ve all been great.

90 degree usb cable is handy. If you get a dock, you can easily pair switch pro controller or other common Bluetooth controllers and use those.

Only things I use are, if docked, are a 3rd party wired switch “pro” controller (both because of the controller itself and because of the headphone jack on it), and an as needed my Bluetooth trackball mouse and the wired keyboard I use for my desktop.

The only other things I really have for it for accessories would be the case it came with (if you count that) and a USB C to USB male connector I got before I had a dock (for plugging in a thumb drive when undocked to more discretely move downloaded files or don’t have internet access because I’m in a vehicle (mobile hotspot absolutely sucks)).