Don't Miss Out on JSAUX's Fantastic Steam Deck Black Friday Deals

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JSAUX has been my go-to spot for Steam Deck accessories ever since I got my Deck two years ago. They have been consistently releasing awesome products that I have found to be essentials for using the device. Starting a couple of days ago, there has been a massive sale going on there to celebrate Black Friday, and there are some great deals you shouldn't miss out on, especially with the holidays coming up.

Before going into my recommendations to check out, there are some discounts on top of all of these deals to keep in mind! You can sign up for a membership to get a $5 gift card, you can get $10 off coupon for spending $100, and you can get up to 20% off extra depending on how many items you purchase. Not all of these can stack on each other, but they can provide an extra discount on top of the individual item discount.

Now, let's get to some recommendations for products to check out:

Steam Deck Docks and Hubs

RGB Docking Station - $59.99 - $89.99 ($20 Off)

This is my favorite dock to use currently. It has all the ports I could need, while also including a stand and some nice lighting. With this dock, there are two different models with 8 and 12 ports, respectively. The 8 port version gets you:

• 1x USB-C In
• 1x USB-C Power Delivery
• 1x USB-C 3.0
• 1x HDMI
• 1x Ethernet
• 2x USB-A 3.0
• 1x USB-C 2.0

The 12 port version has the same, except they use USB-A 3.2 instead of 3.0, has an extra Display Port, 3.5mm audio port, an SD Card slot, and a Micro SD card slot.

I recommend the 12 port version due to having the SD card and Micro SD card slots to give extra storage.

Omnicase 2 Pro - $85.99 ($14 off)

The OmniCase 2 Pro is the best for multiple monitor setups thanks to the extra HDMI port it has. However, this is closer to a USB-C Hub instead of a dock due to the lack of a stand that is integrated with the device. You can buy a stand, or use one of your own, but it works all the same. I would recommend the OmniCase 2 Pro or Lite+ so you get all 12 ports. The Pro version does have a magnetic top so you can carry extra SD cards and a cable internally, while the Lite+ doesn't have any compartments.

As far as ports go, you can expect:

• 1x USB-C 3.0
• 1x USB-C 3.0 PD
• 1x USB-C In
• 1x USB-A 3.0
• 1x USB-A 2.0
• 2x HDMI
• 1x DisplayPort
• 1x 3.5mm Audio Port
• 1x SD Card Slot
• 1x MicroSD Card Slot
• 1x Ethernet Port

The Basic Dock - $32.99 ($17 off)

This is the cheapest dock on this list and has all the basics you would need for docking your Steam Deck to a TV or monitor. There are only 6 ports on this dock, but has extra USB-A 3.0 ports to make sure you can plug everything in without worry. Here, you can expect:

• 3x USB 3.0 Ports
• 1x HDMI
• 1x USB-C PD
• 1x Ethernet Port

The Dock With Extra Storage - $99.99 ($30 off)

For those who really want extra storage and they want it as fast as possible, this is the dock for you. It doesn't have as many ports as the others, but it does have an integrated M.2 slot where you can put in much faster storage. The speed isn't as fast as the internal SSD, with a transference speed that goes up to 900MB/s, but this is much faster than any SD or Micro SD card. You can expect:

• 2x USB-A 3.2
• 1x HDMI
• 1x USB-C PD
• 1x M.2 NVMe Port
• 1x Ethernet

Shells and Skins

RGB Back Plate - $35.99 ($14 off)

If you want to customize your Steam Deck, this is arguably one of the more unique ways to do it. This back plate has integrated RGB lighting to make the back of your Deck shine bright. It has its own small battery that can be charged with USB-C and has an extra vent to help air out your Deck's heat. This is probably more helpful for the LCD than the OLED Steam Deck, but it's still nice to have!

This does require taking apart your Steam Deck, so unless you are saavy with taking apart electronics, I would be very careful.

Transparent Front Cover - $15.99 ($20 off)

Along with the RGB Back Cover, you can also get a transparent front cover to see the internals of your Steam Deck! It's an awesome way to look at your Deck and makes it look very unique overall.

This does require taking apart your Steam Deck, so unless you are saavy with taking apart electronics, I would be very careful.

Transparent Back Plate (Clear, Brown, Red) - $12.99 ($17 off)

If you are looking for a more basic transparent back plate to go with your front cover, and don't want the RGB lights, this is the back plate for you. There are multiple different colors to choose from, and comes with some different back buttons you can put in that give different feelings when you push them down.

This does require taking apart your Steam Deck, so unless you are saavy with taking apart electronics, I would be very careful.

Protective Skins - $9.99 ($10 off)

If you want to customize your Steam Deck without taking it apart, skins are the best way to do it. JSAUX has three different PVC skins that go across the front and back of your Deck to customize it with touchpad stickers and new thumb caps for the joysticks. The Ice Blast skin is the closest to getting a white Steam Deck without buying another one, but the Spider Dance (pictured above) is my favorite, with the Mondrian skin coming in after it.

Silicone Grips - $6.99 ($6 off)

Silicone grips for the Steam Deck are a great way to change how it looks, while also adding a little functionality. If you feel like your Deck is a bit too slippery, these are going to be your best friend.

Cases and Bags

ModCase - $27.99 - $75.99 ($2 - $14 off)

If you like how the dBrand Killswitch case looks and functions, this is the best alternative. It has the same protective material, comes with a front cover, and can be modified with different external accessories like extra cooling fans, a USB-C hub attached to the back, and even a fitted M.2 slot. The accessories do cost a bit more, but it's an awesome option to have.

Carrying Case - $25.99 ($4 off)

My go-to carrying case for the Steam Deck. This is the first case I got, and I still stick with it to this day. It has some extra compartments for storage and can even fit a small dock and charger underneath, which is awesome. It's a great way to carry the basic necessities you will need for your Deck in one convenient pouch.

Protective Case with Stand - $16.99 ($5 off)

If you want a case for your Steam Deck, but don't need all the extremities the ModCase has, this is a great alternative. It has a built-in stand so you can prop it up easily, and it still protects the Deck well.

Shoulder Bag - $33.99 ($12 off)

The shoulder bag is the perfect way to carry your Steam Deck if you have multiple devices and more accessories you want to bring, and to keep your hands free. This is my other go-to way to carry my Steam Deck around, as I usually prefer keeping my hands free when I can.

Miscellaneous Accessories

Anti-Blue Light Screen Protector - $8.99 ($4 off)

When I was looking through JSAUX's catalog, I discovered this screen protector, which I absolutely adore. My eyes are not the greatest, so getting blue light protection is great to make sure my eyes don't deteriorate too fast. It is applied like any other screen protector and can prevent 31-64% of harmful blie light from reaching your eyes.

Anti-Slip Stand - $11.99 ($4 off)

This is a special anti-slip stand that is designed to be compatible with the Steam Deck when it has a case on. It can also be outfitted on the official dock from Valve to make case-attached Decks compatible too.

And those are our recommendations, but JSAUX does have more products that we haven't listed here, as well as some for other handhelds like the ROG Ally! You can check out all they have on sale at their Black Friday page.

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