Syntech Protective Case Compatible with Steam Deck Accessories Console OLED/LCD, All-Round Protection with Non-Slip Thumb Grips, Silicone Cover for Enhanced Fit and Alignment-Gray

This is between 4 and 5 stars but I decided to round up. It’s a little loose along the top edge but it isn’t too bad. We had to stretch it a lot to get it on the steam deck so maybe it will tighten up. The blue color is nice and looks good. No adjustment/cutting necessary for access ports and buttons.

Just purchased a Steam Deck at the beginning of 2025. I wanted a simple rubber case for it, just for a tad bit better grip when playing and at least a little bit of protection if it were to drop when handling. I surely didn't want a hard plastic case, as it only adds weight, and there's little to no protection of it dropping. Plus, I have very sweaty hands the majority of the time, so I needed something to give me better grip. Well, I've owned this case for about a month now, and can easily say it's exactly what I wanted for my LCD Steam Deck (Can't speak on how it conforms to the OLED model).A few more benefits to this case are that, if you own the original Steam Deck carrying case, this will still fit inside easily. Also, if you have a Steam Deck dock, you can still manage to place it in there with this case on; although you kind of have to balance it just right, but it's been no issue, and I haven't had it fall or anything with having the case on in the dock. The rubber case also came with two rubber thumb grips for the joy sticks. I put them on and haven't taken them off, as they give really great grip to the controls.Overall, I highly recommend this for someone who wants a little bit added protection, and grip when playing. Coming from someone with extremely sweaty hands, I give this two extremely sweaty thumbs up.

No se que decir, no es como si lo fuera a probar dejándolo caer pero parece de buena calidad.

Looks great fit was very nice. Definitely adds protection and helps keep it clean

I love the color. it's white with the tiniest gray hue to it, like a matte white. The silicone feels really good and helps with sweaty palms. To get the best results I just wash my hands with soap before playing and voila, zero sweat and slippage!

I bought this to replace the K!llswitch case from Dbrand, While I loved the case it had one fatal flaw, for a texture based person the grip on it was absolutely horrendous not quite nails on a chalkboard bad but up there, after a while it would cause my palms to ache, I stuck it out for a while because it was expensive and I loved everything else about it, but in the end it was causing me to not use my SteamDeck. This was the second best option and i wish I had gone with it from the beginning. While it may not be a hard shell or nearly as sturdy (Dropping the SteamDeck in either would be "GAME OVER") It is extremely well made and provides enough cushion that minor scraps, bumps and bangs should be no problem the real reason you would want something like this. The grip is not as grippy and it's grooves are bit too deep for my liking but it feels pretty good, gives it a pretty cool look and most of all protects it There's some pro's and cons to it though.Pros: 1) It fits really well, everything is perfectly accessible there's no blocked vents, covered buttons or any sag really (in some spots it's a tiny bit loose) but overall you could play your SteamDeck in any position and not have to worry about it obstructing the buttons or anything. 2) The silicon feels great very velvety not like a glove but more like a silicon mold 3) the off-white version i got really look good on it 4) if you need to modify it to your taste it's really simple just to cut it with a razor to fix any defects it might have such as being too close to a button or in my case a little too close to the triggers 5) It actually kind of helps the B button without a sleeve the B button is kind of rounded off on the side of the SteamDeck leading to some wierd clicks on it (pressing a little to the side causes it to hit the chassis a bit) the sleeve helps center the button more so it's more of a straight up and down click. 6) It's only $20 as of writing this, and while it's not cheap it's definitely worth it.Cons: 1) Mostly just the grip grooves, they're not that bad but after a while it kind of leaves a pressure mark on your hands nothing too major 2) getting it onto the SteamDeck is a bit rough you have to stretch it a little and jig it into the sleeve being careful not to get the buttons or sticks but it wasn't too bad and it snapped right back to shape. 3) It may require a little bit of modifying since it's obviously molded and not perfectly cut, also the buttons are a little bit recessed since they don't stick up very high to begin with but in all actuality it doesn't really feel that different, just takes a little getting used to.So overall I give this a 4.7 out of 5 stars. It has some drawbacks but nothing that would even warrant docking a star, especially when considering the price vs the K!llswitch It would've been nice to have a slot for MicroSD cards and maybe a different approach to the grip but I really like it.

Case fits mostly okay, but gets in the way of buttons. Included thumb grips rub against the case and aren't usable. Look elsewhere for a case for your Deck.

What I needed to protect from scuffs and low impact events. It's a somewhat flappy above & below the screen but that doesn't bother me and I think it's normal as seen it with other similar protective cases. I'm glad it came with thumb grip caps. I'm satisfied.