DeckTop - Steam Deck Keyboard and Bluetooth Trackpad Mouse with Multicolor LED Laptop Accessory for Valve Linux PC Gaming Accessories (Steam Deck/ROG Ally)

AWESOME KEYBOARD, really love this thing, im gonna he honest it sits on my desk most of the time now just cause ive got a real setup for pc gaming, in terms of mouse and keyboard, but this keyboard is amazing for travel, sitting on the couch, doing basically anything away from the desk, its perfect for travel and fits in the pocket of a bag easily despite the hinge, i use it for legion go and it works magic, zero latency, zero issues, connects immediately, its a real nice keyboard, the trackpad can be turned on and off and doesnt tend to get in the way while gaming its real nice

Mine did come with a different clamp than was advertised or seen in other reviewers' hands; the clamp on mine has a folding, not recessed design, that does NOT allow the deck to fold in face down, but does allow it to fold in face up. It does seem to compact a little better for travel than the one in other reviews, and the more forward position likely also helps with stability, but it would have been nice to be able to fold the Deck face down in it, I would have just stuck a cushion on the screen to keep the thumbsticks from getting mushed against the keyboard.The scissor switches are very tactile, but almost dead silent. I haven't yet typed on this for long periods, but I have a strange addiction to quality scissor switches, and out of the gate these feel like some of the better ones I've used.The trackpad has two physical click buttons underneath it for positional left and right click, I think I would have preferred the trackpad to be hard mounted and the buttons places out to the sides, but given the prominence of these "clickpad" style trackpads I can't complain too much even though I've never liked them. At least there is actually two buttons here, and not just one serving dual purpose based on where the finger clicks, albeit rarely I sometimes need to click both at the same time and most clickpads make that physically impossible.There are some complaints of Bluetooth dropouts, but while I haven't used it for long, honestly this is probably the only Bluetooth device that actually *doesn't* disconnect when I click my Deck's power button, if I want my Deck to stay asleep I have to make sure this is OFF, I've not experienced this with other bluetooth devices, USB peripherals, controllers, or the built in controller so it's quite odd, albeit very convenient in that I turn it on and it's just there, pretty much immediately.I'm not gonna lie, while this is a nice accessory, it kinda feels cheapened for the price by the obviously 3D Printed clamp that's been thrown together for the Deck, it makes the thing feel like a product meant for something else but modified to fit this purpose. There is another reviewer I saw on here who claims it's a generic modified iPad keyboard, but I can't find an exact match to it, everything I see has slightly different layouts and the Apple "Option/Command" key setup compared to the Windows key lettering here, with different locations for the rubber dimples and different designs for the lip beneath the trackpad; take that for what you will, but those differences plus the printing on the back makes me believe that while this is probably based on one of those designs in order to save time and money on either printing the whole case or making a custom injection mould, the actual hardware underneath is at least somewhat customized to better serve the purpose.Last but not least, I WANT THIS KEYBOARD BASE AS A USB KEYBOARD!Strip out the hinge, strip out the Bluetooth, strip out the battery, add a data connection onto the USB port, provide a low profile right angle cable to use it with, this would make a PERFECT workshop keyboard. Without the BT and batt, I think it could fit in the sub-$30 bracket, which would make it the cheapest all in one WIRED keyboard on the market. For context, I work in an IT shop, and for what I do, Bluetooth is too far into the OS chain, and 2.4GHz dongles are too easy to mix up and lose, so I've been looking for a relatively cheap but good quality Keyboard plus Touchpad that runs wired, so that I could get about ten or fifteen of them to help declutter my working area. It's probably not the best keyboard for the purpose, but after having used it it's really, *really* close, and I'd happily buy a fleet of a USB/hingeless one of these if they were available. When I plugged it in and couldn't get it to work over wire I was so disappointed.

This dock was an absolutely perfect solution for my Steam deck needs. I really like that the DeckTop itself is very minimal, and actually elevates my Steamdeck for better viewing, higher than the basic "sit-in" docking stations.The keyboard itself was great, as I have really big hands, and the changing of background colors for the keyboard is a nice touch. Makes for good customization if that's your thing.Set up of the DeckTop was straight forward, and the pieces are seemingly durable. The grips that hold the deck does not feel flimsy, and the padded insides is a nice touch (preventing your deck from actually getting scratched)If I had one thing to say against the DeckTop is that I wish it had an ethernet port. But that is something that can be done for future iterations. And does not take away this quality product.If you're looking for a simple, yet effective solution for docking your SteamDeck, then the DeckTop is the way to go!!

This is absolutely not worth the price. The trackpad barely works and the stand seems cheaply made. Do yourself a favor and just buy a simple Bluetooth keyboard if you really need one for your deck. There's nothing about this item that can't be had for much cheaper.

- The holder does hold my system in place pretty well. Nice and stiff best part of this product- The trackpad is a bit of a pain which is disappointingYou have to click instead of taping feature every trackpad offersTo right-click you have to click with two fingers, on this trackpad it is a pain. Some trackpads offer alt and just one finger click to right-click- Keyboard typing seems decent. Keys are heavy to press but pressing feels like a keyboard on old laptops.The holder is a bit too close to the keys where the f keys are underneath your handheld while typing.- $89.99 is a bit high for this$59.99 or at max $69.99 is a better price point for what you get and how it builtIf the trackpad was better, and keys weren't trapped under the handheld I would say $90 would be worth it- still too new for me to comment on the battery lifeWould love to see them do a revision of the product or fix the price point of thisWould recommend this if you want a decent keyboard with a holder and use a mouse on the side the trackpad is okay but a pain

This is so cool. Makes playing SIMS and all other PC games plus any PC activities a breeze. It fits perfectly for the ROG ALLY, is slim and lightweight, and has size adjustments so it can fit a protective case. Idk about other protective cases for the ROG ALLY but, for the awesome one we got for ours, it fits it so well and looks like it belongs together. I’ll paste the link below for the case we got in case anyone wants a sure fit for theirs. The case comes with a front cover to protect it when not in use. That is not shown in the picture.EJGAME Upgraded Ultra Slim TPU Protective Case with Front Cover Compatible with ASUS ROG Ally, Shock-Absorption, Non-Slip and Anti-Scratch Design Cover Protector (Black)

The decktop works perfectly with my ROG ALLY, i use it to hold it up with a laptop pad and I can use it just like a laptop. Mouse is sensitive and the keys light up which is nice.