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The video covers the features and drawbacks of various Steam Deck cases by different brands. It compares products like Go Rixer, Sen Quow, Crooks, and Jiz Juice cases, highlighting aspects like kickstands, cutouts, comfort, and build quality. Additionally, cases from Benzacap, dbrand, and Gorixter are reviewed, emphasizing factors such as gaming angle, grip, ergonomic design, and affordability. The importance of budget and personal preferences in choosing the best Steam Deck case is underscored, with the Gorixter case ultimately being ranked the best for its portability, accessories pouch, and quality at a budget-friendly price.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer covers the features and drawbacks of four different Steam Deck cases. The first case, Go Rixer protective case, is praised for its versatile kickstand but criticized for some misaligned cutouts. The Sen Quow case is described as uncomfortable and prone to getting greasy/slippery. The Crooks protective case, a budget option, is criticized for its poor handling and cutouts. The Jiz Juice case is noted for including trackpad stickers but criticized for loose bottom, steep angle of the stand, and thick trigger area. Additionally, the Jiz Juice case will not fit in the Steam Deck case.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses different products for the Steam Deck console. They mention a case from Benzacap that is praised for its build quality and gaming angle, with no significant cons. The speaker also reviews the rugged armor case, criticizing its slick finish but acknowledging its good fit. Lastly, they talk about a case from dbrand that stands out due to its excellent grip and ergonomic design for $60. The dbrand case is heavy but offers good palm support and a microfiber back. The downside is the limited stand angle and the case not fitting into another case.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker ranks various Steam Deck cases with number seven being two screen protectors, number six a poorly fitting case, and discourages using the last three products. The Spigen rugged armor is rated number four, followed by the Benzocab case at number three for its stamina features and nice texture for gaming. The dbrand project kill switch case is ranked number two, but ultimately, the Gorixter case is recognized as the best for its portability, pouch for storing accessories, and good build quality at an affordable $18 price point. Prioritizing budget and preferences is key in selecting the right case for the Steam Deck.