Last-chance Prime Day Steam Deck deals 2025: The biggest sales still happening
Prime Day Steam Deck deals are live for a bit longer
Prime Day Steam Deck deals are here for a bit longer before Amazon's four-day sales event ends today at midnight PT.
While we knew from the jump that all the best gaming handhelds would be included in Prime Day gaming deals in 2025, all eyes have and will continue to be on the Steam Deck. So far, we've seen discounts on several of our favorite Steam Deck accessories get even better over the past few days.
It helps that the Steam Deck is an extremely customizable machine, and having the exact right gadgets to go with it can really take the lovely little handheld from an enjoyable time to a great one.
As usual, you'll need to head directly to Valve for discounts on the handheld hardware proper. But if it's accessories, storage, and even rivals you're after, Amazon has you covered until tonight.
In the meantime, there are plenty of Steam Deck accessory deals going around, and many of them don't even require a Prime subscription.
But don't take our word for it – see for yourself below.
Today's best Steam Deck deals
US
- Screen protectors: kits from just $5.59
- Cases: protect your Deck from $17.59
- Docks: cradles and hubs starting at $9.09
- Micro SD: 512GB cards for just under $30
- SSDs: 1TB M.2 2230 drives from $54.39
- Power banks: 100W battery packs from $25.99
- Steam Deck: watch this space for Valve offers
- Alternatives: grab a Lenovo Legion Go S for $499
UK
- Screen protectors: Prevent scratches from £5.59
- Cases: Full protection from £6.64
- Docks: USB-C hubs from £16.99
- Micro SD: 1TB cards from £59.99
- SSDs: Grab compatible 1TB drives from £74.56
- Power banks: 25,000mAh fast chargers under £50
- Steam Deck: Keep an eye out for Valve discounts
- Alternatives: Asus ROG Ally Z1E is under £400
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Jsaux 65W USB-C charger | $25.99 $16.99 at Amazon
Save $9 - Trust me, even though the Steam Deck comes with a charger, you'll want a spare. That's especially true if you have a dock since you won't want to disrupt your setup when traveling constantly, and this 65W adapter is ideal for under $20. It also happens to be a record low price, so well worth jumping on while it's down.
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SABRENT USB Type-C 3-Port Gaming Hub for Steam Deck | $29.99 $9.99 at Amazon
Save $10 - This gaming hub is available at a record-low price for Prime Day, plus it allows you to play on the go with ease – wherever and whenever you want.
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Steam Deck Dock 6-in-1 with Adjustable Stand | $39.99 $33.87 at Amazon
Save $6 - A fast-charging Steam Deck dock with an even faster ethernet connection? I might just add this to my cart right now...
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Jsaux 5-in-1- Steam Deck dock | $29.99 $18.99 at Amazon
Save $11 - This specific Steam Deck dock is a staple accessory, and under $20 is exactly where I want it to be. I've yet to spot it for less during sale periods.
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UGREEN Steam Deck Dock 9-in-1 USB C Docking Station with Foldable Stand | $59.99 $37.99 at Amazon
Save $22 - This dock has nine ports and a foldable stand that allows you to take your Steam Deck anywhere, not to mention it supports 100W power delivery for a fast charge.
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GuliKit 7-in-1 Docking Station for Steam Deck | $44.99 $24.50 at Amazon
Save $20 - Look, this dock pays homage to the mighty SNES, and that's a reason to pick one up in its own right. But, it also happens to have $20 off too, and that record-low price is baller for a docking station with three USB ports.
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Steam Deck Dock, WAVLINK 6-in-1 Docking Station for Steam Deck | $39.99 $26.10 at Amazon
Save $14 - A great deal on a dock that provides an HD gaming experience, as well as fast charging and high-speed data transfer.
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Anker Docking Station for Steam Deck | $29.99 $25.49 at Amazon
Save $5 - A dock by a pretty big brand name, this Anker accessory likes to yo-yo to this price. So, if you don't fancy catching it when it's not under $30, it's worth grabbing it now. At the moment, you also don't need Prime to pick it up, which means less faff if you're not subscribed.
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Jsaux Cooling Fan for Steam Deck | $39.99 $29.99 at Amazon
Save $10 - This combination stand and fan is at a record-low price for this Prime Day, and if you've ever found your Steam Deck running a bit too hot for your tastes, well, this is the deal for you.
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Jsaux Sling Bag for Steam Deck | $39.99 $31.99 at Amazon
Save $8 - When on the go, the worst possible thing is to have your handheld gaming console – like, say, a Steam Deck – knocked around, and so investing in a good carrying case is smart. We generally like Jsaux as a brand, and this is a solid deal, if not an incredible one.
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Antank Magnetic Power Bank | $59.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - This power bank comes with a mount specifically for the Steam Deck, and now that it's back under $50, it's finally back down to lowest price territory. This one is worth grabbing if you want an all-in-one power solution.
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PNY 512GB XLR8 Gaming microSDXC | $44.99 $31.99 at Amazon
Save $5 - One of the most affordable 512GB microSD cards is even cheaper for Prime Day, having previously dropped just under $40 for last year's event. It's enough space to effectively double your capacity if you have the top-end model, and is going to provide reliable library storage.
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Jsaux stand for Steam Deck | $14.99 $11.99 at Amazon
Save $3 - If you just need a place for your Steam Deck to sit and already use USB-C video output, this affordable stand by Jsaux will come in handy. It's down to its lowest price in 30 days.
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Jsuax 2-Pack Screen Protector | $9.99 $7.99 at Amazon
Save $2 - Look, I know a dollar or two in savings isn't much, but having used these screen protectors on more than one Steam Deck, I can vouch for their durability, quality, and preservation of fidelity even when applied to anti-glare screens.
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Benazcap Steam Deck screen protector (2 pack) | $6.99 $5.59 at Amazon
Save $2 - If you're looking to protect your Steam Deck OLED and LCD model, then these protectors have a nice discount on them for Prime Day.
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Tomtoc Carrying Case | $52.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Save $13 - This spacious shoulder bag is perfect for large handhelds including the Steam Deck, with plenty of room for accessories, and at 25% off, it's the cheapest we've seen it. Just under $40 is a good price for a bag of this size and material.
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WD Black 1TB SN770M NVMe SSD | $139.99 $84.99 at Amazon
Save $55 - If you want to seriously beef up the storage of your Steam Deck, the reliable WD_Black line has an excellent 1TB SSD available for well under $90 this Prime season – within $2 of its all-time lowest price.
FAQ
Do you need a Prime membership for Prime Day Steam Deck deals?
You'll only need a Prime membership for the Amazon offers exclusively reduced for members, but we often see plenty of discounts pop up that technically don't require a monthly fee. That said, if you're new, you'll be able to sign up for a 30-day free trial, get access to every offer, and take advantage of free delivery.
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Amazon Prime 30-day free trial
Amazon has a 30-day free trial available for its Prime membership, meaning you don't even need to pay to take part in Prime Day deals this year. Be sure to set a reminder, though – this subscription will auto-renew at a rate of $14.99 / £7.99 a month
When do Prime Day Steam Deck deals start?
Prime Day 2025 kicked off July 8, and the event took place over four days until today, July 11. Originally, the sale used to take place on a specific "day," but it has evolved into a week-long event that even ends up with a sequel in October.
What to expect from Prime Day Steam Deck deals 2025
Last year, Valve got somewhat ahead of the curve by offering up to 15% off the Steam Deck 64GB and 512GB models weeks before Prime Day. The likely reason for this was to clear space for the Steam Deck OLED, so it makes sense that such discounts haven't yet emerged this year.
That said, it's highly likely that Valve will offer up discounts in line with Prime Day, as they serve as a nice way to win back attention following the Nintendo Switch 2 launch. Last year, the 64GB and 512GB dropped to $296.65 and $381.65 respectively, which could mean the cheapest LCD model and new 512GB OLED will drop in price instead. If that happens, we might end up with the former coming in at under $300, whereas the premium model is more likely to sit under $500.
As for what you'll be able to grab using your Prime subscription, you should be able to grab sweet savings on docking stations, cases, and more. Our current favorite dock, the Baseus 6-in-1, dropped to just above $30 last year, setting a new record low for the add-on. Jsaux also showed up to the bargain bin party, with its dock diving from $39.99 to $25.99.
The Prime event has also proven to be a good time to look out for things like wireless earbuds, and we were digging discounts on Asus' ROG Cetra buds that brought them down to $79.99.
Just like when your grandma calls every vacuum a Hoover or every console a Nintendo, sometimes the best Steam Deck deals aren't on Steam Decks.
By that, I mean Amazon's sale could be a perfect opportunity to pick up an alternative like the Asus ROG Ally or Lenovo Legion GO. Both are now available for about $500, which makes sense, since a new generation of devices like the ROG Xbox Ally are en route.
Fresher portables like the MSI Claw 8 AI+ may eventually end up cheaper at a bunch of retailers, including Amazon, while the Asus ROG Ally X already is, but I'd advise putting any price cuts into perspective. The last thing you want to do is to invest heavily in a premium portable only for it to be succeeded by a higher-spec variant a few months later, and that's incredibly likely since next-gen AMD chips are now making their way into devices.
Looking for more Amazon-related savings? Swing by Prime Day gaming laptop deals and Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals for more portable offers. Alternatively, take a peek at Prime Day iPad deals if you're feeling a little fruity.
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Phil is the Hardware Editor at GamesRadar and joined the team in 2023. In the past, they've also contributed to the likes of TechRadar, The Daily Star, the BBC, and PCGamesN, but these days, they specialize in testing the latest gaming handhelds, monitors, TVs, and PC components. They're also extremely nerdy about retro consoles and playing the classics on both new and old systems.
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