Steam Deck Battery Holder to Play Longer

Lately, life is busy and I found myself sneaking more time on my OLED Steam Deck. That means more battery drain and charging. I had a power bank battery, but I wanted Steam Deck battery holder to keep things cordless. Well, I found one with huge battery with magnetic attachment.

My Steam Deck Charging Dilemma

I do play on the go, but most of my Steam Deck sessions are in bed next to my charger. It’s long enough to not be a huge hassle, but I still felt tethered. I moved onto a power bank, but that still has a cord. It’s better than the charging cable, but I still have to prop it up on my leg.

There’s luckily a whole assortment of Steam Deck accessories up to this point. I knew I’d find a battery holder to retain the cordless feel of a fully charged Steam Deck. Happy to report that’s exactly what I found.

Solving my Steam Deck Battery Holder Problem

Steam Deck next to battery holder clip and power bank battery

Through my searches, I found a Steam Deck battery holder. It includes a clip that’s super easy to snap into place. There’s cut outs for the intake and exhaust vents. It also includes a magnetic oval indent that matches up with the magnetic oval on the included power bank battery.

Steam Deck battery holder and battery oval magnetic clip

There’s a small cord included to plug it into the Steam Deck, but it still retains that cordless feel. Worth noting I could clip the battery in the other direction to mostly hide the cord (it’s the perfect size for that).

The battery obviously adds a bit of weight, but I can walk around the house with it, untethered to wall power. That magnetic connection also ensures I can easily attach and detach it.

Top view of Steam Deck with holder for battery installed

The battery is 20,000mAh, so can fully charge the Steam Deck about 1.5 times. There were other battery holder/strap options for those that bring there own battery, but I like my new integrated solution a lot. Now the Steam Deck with extra battery can outlast my play sessions.

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