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I'm glad you describe it as a positive! It's still at the top of my list. The Switch fits flat down in my backpack. The Steamdeck would probably not fit in the

I'm glad you describe it as a positive! It's still at the top of my list. The Switch fits flat down in my backpack. The Steamdeck would probably not fit in the same way. I haven't had a chance to handle one though. But personally I find the Switch already borderline annoying to take. Typing this whilst waiting for a flight with a fully packed bag for what it's worth. On its own it would be fine, but once you add a drink bottle, toiletries, a laptop and chargers it adds up.

floydnoel 4y ago
The Steam Deck has an excellent travel case. If I were needing to travel with it, I would find a way to attach the travel case externally to my bag. That way, it wouldn't impact what can be packed already.
partdavid 4y ago
It fits in my personal item (a small messenger bag), in its case, along with good noise-cancelling headphones. There's space for the other stuff I need (a small bottle of water and a snack), but not a jacket, which I have to wear or tie to the strap. I don't think any personal item-sized thing is going to have space for it and headphones a laptop (I put my laptop in my carry-on, which is usually either a 20L backpack or a 40L ultralight rollerboard). Its case has space for a charger and since my phone and headphones are USB-C as well I can just stick with it. It won't be flat like your switch. I don't think I'd try strapping it to the outside of any bag, even though the case it came with seems quite good. I think it would be unwieldy.