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dbrand Killswitch revisit: f*ck magnets
Recently, we received our updated Project Killswitch case, which swapped the troublesome magnets on the rear for a rotating latch-based design to hold accessories in place. However, it also came with a couple of extra goodies we will go over below. These appear to have been included as further compensation for the issues with the […]
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JSAUX Steam Deck dock adapter review
At long last, we’ve received our JSAUX dock adapter and have conducted our assessment. As it is a fairly simple and straightforward product, our review will be brief and equally straightforward. The adapter slides onto the official Valve dock from the side, and stays in place using friction via a silicone pad that sits between […]
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dbrand Project Killswitch review
A great case, delayed in the 11th hour. The dbrand Project Killswitch is a case many had been anticipating, nearly since the announcement of the hardware that sits snugly inside it. Reservations placed, teasers teased, early reviews viewed… All to be swept away shortly before public availability, with the launch pushed back into the new […]
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Play Minecraft Java on Steam Deck/SteamOS
Today, we will be walking you through how to set up Minecraft: Java Edition on your Steam Deck or other SteamOS device. Desktop mode will be used for a portion of this tutorial, but a mouse and keyboard is not strictly necessary. Some guidance may seem obvious, but we have written this guide so those […]
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Upcoming review: Ayn Loki Mini (AMD)
If Ayn’s ship date is met, Handheld PC’s preorder of the Ayn Loki Mini (the AMD Mendocino version) should ship soon. We will post a review once we can get our hands on it, but if reviews of early samples are anything to go by, it should be a solid option for a low-cost handheld. […]
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JSAUX reveals Steam Deck dock adapter for thick cases
JSAUX, maker of several high-quality Steam Deck accessories, recently unveiled an adapter for use with the official Steam Deck dock. This adapter sits inside and widens the cradle on the dock, allowing use with many third-party protective cases. This is especially useful for those with thicker cases such as the dbrand Project Killswitch, which notoriously […]
