Here's a weird tip. You can connect your phone to your deck with bluetooth and any audio you play on your phone will play on the deck. Another convenient way to listen to a podcast or music while gaming.
This works a little, but anything that comes out of my headphones pauses every few seconds making it pretty much unusable. Maybe it works with wired headphones and speakers, but it doesn't look like it works with Bluetooth headphones.
I think I watched every single video about the Steam deck a week before I got it delivered and yet I found a couple of nice tips that I didn't know about in this video. Thanks!
@@Medsas What tips did he repeat? He gave a few different tips related to storage instead of just saying "upgrade the storage," but he didn't repeat any of them.
Steam deck is the greatest handheld of all time, at least for me. You guys just don't know how long I've been waiting for a handheld that allow yous to play 3rd party games on the go. I've had a GB Advance, DS, DSI, 3DS, Switch, PSP, and PS Vita. Being able to play GTA4, GTA5, COD, Just Cause, day one automatically was a dream and now it's a reality. I dont have to hope and wonder if a certain game is coming out for a specific handheld anymore because if its coming to PC then it's coming to the Steam Deck.
I've had the original Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo 3DS. Sadly never got around to psp, Vita, or that Sega handheld. I've also got an Anbernic device. The Steam Deck is an absolute game changer. It's the most exciting thing I've purchased in years.
One thing to maybe do, is depending on the type of game you are playing or what you are doing, is you can put a shortcut on your desktop that leads you to game save folders. You can copy save game files, rename backups, and even if you set it up on a LAN with your main pc and set up a network drive, you can manually transfer save game files between your PC and steamdeck! My cloud data refused to sync when I tried to play Deep Rock Galactic one time. This save file was like 50 hours past where it was on my deck, so there was no way I was just gonna eat the loss of time. I hadnt used the desktop mode before this incident, but it really opened my eyes to just how cool the steamdeck is!
These are actually great tips! I love the fact that buying accessories was only one of the tips, I hate those "10 things to do before using your steam deck" that are 90% "buy this accessory"
No filler tips? You can't be serious, have you read the comments? But his style of delivery of info is top tier. Makes great vids, not his fault deck is limited with tips and info.
Amazing video! I've had my deck for like half a year, so I thought I found every kink of it to optimise, but your guide gave me like 3-4 more things to play with. Thank you!
Look into touch menus in steam input if you play some non gamepad games. Its the best thing I have ever seen in any os. You can basically add infinite inputs to just one trackpad.
I'll be honest, most of these I already knew, but I love watching these videos for the simple things that I might miss. Like #37, I had no idea about the Xbox controller syncing and I'm excited to give this a try for myself later today. Gave the video a thumbs up and good on ya.
Absolutely phenomenal video full of useful tips, many of which I never thought of (like the left trackpad as scroll wheel on the desktop mode). I’m surprised your subscriber count isn’t 20x what it should be. Did my bit to rectify that 😌
Nicely done, loads of tight packed information neatly delivered. Doing research as my Deck is comming soon. And we plan to use it as a media device next to our TV as well.
Thank you, I just ordered a steam deck and this will make my initial setup experience very streamlined and future setting fiddling much easier to navigate, also thanks for tips regarding power management and refresh rate for smother game play ❤ Liked and subscribed!
I usually watch youtube videos and forget about the "like button". But the quality of this video it's pretty impressive and I can't go out without press the button. Great job
Great work!! Real nice tips covering a lot of different things. Was just having issues with a game freezing and one of your tips actually solved my problem 👍👍 awesome.
@@galagast-fx I turned on "keep downloading while playing" to try it out, and was playing smaller games for a while so everything ran fine and ended up forgetting about it.. and when I played something more demanding it kept freezing. It really warns you that its not recommended but im an idiot and forgot I had it on.
Great vid brother. I just ordered my 64gb model today along with a 512gb 2230 card. Yall, please dont spend the several hundred extra for the 512gb. You can easily swap out the storage card and add your own matte screen protector, all for under $100.
That tip about taking advantage of sales is so true. I’m getting the steam deck in a few days so I’ve been wishlisting games. I wishlisted Resident Evil 2 yesterday and earlier today I got an email telling me it was 75% off. It went down from $54 to $14! (Those are Australian dollars btw)
Look into touch menus in steam input if you ever install a game and realize its keyboars and mouse only. It gives you infinite amount of inputs in just a one trackpad.
Great content and smooth transitions ! thank you very much. Also, what is the game that appears round 1:25 ? looks good but i have no clue what it might be. Thank you !
I love my steam deck! Got it for my bday and honestly I find myself playing on the steam deck a lot compared to my pc. I love sitting in my back yard while playing black ops 3 custom zombies, Metro redux, and more. It’s also hilarious when you’re gaming with your buddies outside while on the hotspot or wifi
I found out number 17 and when I did, it made my day. Thought almost 70% of my library was actually incompatible and after just trying to run them, that number decreased to around 5%. Only games Steam Deck doesn't support so far are some using online anti cheat software, like EasyAntiCheat or similar.
This was very useful - thank you. I'd reallllly appreciate a video as a 100% plugged in user. I am disabled and only play lying down/plugged in, I am sure there are plenty of other users who use it at home only also.
Just ordered my Deck yesterday! Can't wait. It will actually be my first time owning a proper handheld gaming console. Never had a game boy or PSP or anything back in the day. I'm just starting with the base model and a few basic accessories... and of course a dbrand skin/screen protector. I have a couple of 2TB external HDD's, so I'll try using one of those (through a USB hub) before upgrading the SSD. I'm gonna wait on the Killswitch until they come out with some more attachments for it, which they have hinted at. Eventually I'm planning to get a folding keyboard for it so I can play games like Factorio or Timberborn. Of course if anybody has any suggestions for accessories that you believe are Must Have, I'd love to hear them.
Here's a weird tip. You can connect your phone to your deck with bluetooth and any audio you play on your phone will play on the deck. Another convenient way to listen to a podcast or music while gaming.
Holy shit that's awesome!
that's really cool, thank you.
Not to mention a seamless way to use discord
This works a little, but anything that comes out of my headphones pauses every few seconds making it pretty much unusable. Maybe it works with wired headphones and speakers, but it doesn't look like it works with Bluetooth headphones.
@@TheUnorthoboxLinkdamn thanks lol 😅didn’t think of that
I watch a lot of UA-cam and it's so refreshing to find an information packed video without waffle or begging
I think I watched every single video about the Steam deck a week before I got it delivered and yet I found a couple of nice tips that I didn't know about in this video.
Thanks!
That Matrix style boot animation is bloody beautiful.
Do you any idea how to download it ?
@@NoFuture2012 he showed a plugin in the video on how to get it
@@fazeelraza5215 so how do i download it?
This video is perfect. Concise, clear, helpful. Production quality is fantastic -hoping the channel grows, and thanks for the great content!
lol he ran out of tips around 38 and started repeating the same tips in different ways 😂
@@Medsas What tips did he repeat? He gave a few different tips related to storage instead of just saying "upgrade the storage," but he didn't repeat any of them.
Background music caused a headache. Had to stop in first tip
He was really reaching into basic non deck tips by tip 15, not DL when playing games, duh, and 20 others.
there are actually great tips
🙌🏻
How many tho
Yeah, what is this nonsense? Where’s all the nonsense?
Yeah there are, I’m waiting to find a video that has any though
@@bikechan9903yes
Steam deck is the greatest handheld of all time, at least for me. You guys just don't know how long I've been waiting for a handheld that allow yous to play 3rd party games on the go. I've had a GB Advance, DS, DSI, 3DS, Switch, PSP, and PS Vita.
Being able to play GTA4, GTA5, COD, Just Cause, day one automatically was a dream and now it's a reality. I dont have to hope and wonder if a certain game is coming out for a specific handheld anymore because if its coming to PC then it's coming to the Steam Deck.
I've had the original Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo 3DS. Sadly never got around to psp, Vita, or that Sega handheld. I've also got an Anbernic device.
The Steam Deck is an absolute game changer. It's the most exciting thing I've purchased in years.
How to download extensions?
GameGear was pretty top notch... Id put it above just about any non pc ran handheld.
Ordered my deck today and this has been a good watch. Liked too so I can come back to it when it arrives, thanks!
One thing to maybe do, is depending on the type of game you are playing or what you are doing, is you can put a shortcut on your desktop that leads you to game save folders. You can copy save game files, rename backups, and even if you set it up on a LAN with your main pc and set up a network drive, you can manually transfer save game files between your PC and steamdeck!
My cloud data refused to sync when I tried to play Deep Rock Galactic one time. This save file was like 50 hours past where it was on my deck, so there was no way I was just gonna eat the loss of time. I hadnt used the desktop mode before this incident, but it really opened my eyes to just how cool the steamdeck is!
These are actually great tips! I love the fact that buying accessories was only one of the tips, I hate those "10 things to do before using your steam deck" that are 90% "buy this accessory"
Amazing video. Clicked on it thinking there’d be some “filler” tips, but absolutely every one was a gold, carefully chosen tip. Thanks a bunch.
No filler tips? You can't be serious, have you read the comments? But his style of delivery of info is top tier. Makes great vids, not his fault deck is limited with tips and info.
Amazing video! I've had my deck for like half a year, so I thought I found every kink of it to optimise, but your guide gave me like 3-4 more things to play with. Thank you!
Your presentation quality is next level man. Here's to bringing in the subs you deserve.
❤️
I was going to say the same thing! +1 from me
@@spectertech Hey man, what flying game are you playing at the 2:00 mark?
@@spectertech remote play, tell me how
@@AdamHoooot I have the same question. Looks dope.
Best steam deck tips video, mainly because its rapid. Awesome job
I'm ordering my steam deck tomorrow, and this video made me even more excited for it! Amazing tips!
Mine is arriving sometime today😁
Look into touch menus in steam input if you play some non gamepad games. Its the best thing I have ever seen in any os. You can basically add infinite inputs to just one trackpad.
Just got my Deck today and this video is still really helpful, even at a year old. Thanks!
I'll be honest, most of these I already knew, but I love watching these videos for the simple things that I might miss. Like #37, I had no idea about the Xbox controller syncing and I'm excited to give this a try for myself later today. Gave the video a thumbs up and good on ya.
This video may be old but it’s incredibly, INCREDIBLY, helpful for a new Steam Deck owner! Thank you!
Have you got all of your emulators set up? I’m new too. This this is F@ cking amazing. Currently playing the Splinter Cell series and Pokémon Fire Red
What a great vid man! So many good tips and tricks condensed into 10 minutes. Love it!
Less than 10 minutes, lier
Top notch quality and presentation 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
🙏🏻
Absolutely fantastic video. Thanks Specter!
Great tips! A few days ago I ordered a Steam Deck and your video already helped me on what to look for when it arrives!
Just ordered my steamdeck Thursday. I'm excited for when it comes in! ❤
No wonder I haven't been enjoying my launch Steam Deck as much as I should. Thank you for this!
Happy to assist! Thanks for commenting 😀
Absolutely phenomenal video full of useful tips, many of which I never thought of (like the left trackpad as scroll wheel on the desktop mode). I’m surprised your subscriber count isn’t 20x what it should be. Did my bit to rectify that 😌
Nicely done, loads of tight packed information neatly delivered. Doing research as my Deck is comming soon. And we plan to use it as a media device next to our TV as well.
Thank you, I just ordered a steam deck and this will make my initial setup experience very streamlined and future setting fiddling much easier to navigate, also thanks for tips regarding power management and refresh rate for smother game play ❤
Liked and subscribed!
Give us an update. How do you like your Steamdeck?
Amazing Vid! Just bought a Steam Deck & this video answered questions I didn't even know I had. Keep this up, you got a knack for it!
Rarely do I like videos, but this was an instant like for me
Super dope super well produced video. Subbed and stoked for more!
Bought my 1TB oled yesterday and this gonna be something i come back to constantly
50 tips in 10 minutes! just what i needed, great video =]] thank you for your hard work !
Hey bro. Good job on this video. It’s professional and helpful. Keep it up
Just waiting on my Steam Deck OLED in the mail. Came across this video and it will help a lot. thank you.
Nice, enjoy!
Same dude. Comes thursday! I cant wait
I always expect these tip videos to be garbage but this was refreshingly good. Great job!
0:16 10/10 Editing skills :)
Great vid, fast production and useful info!
Great video man, hands down best one I've watched on the subject 👍
@ the 2:00 minute mark, what plane game is that? Looks super fun and want to try it! Great vid thanks
This is the greatest tips video I have ever seen! Subscribed! :D
Appreciate this video! It's a year later and I'm just not getting a steam deck Oled and all of your tips are still relevant!
I get mine this week I can’t wait!!
You're gonna love it dude. It gave me the same feeling of when the Switch first came out
Same bro. I’m looking forward to playing retro games on it
It’s seriously awesome, my Steam library has grown substantially since it arrived 😂
@@spectertech do I have to buy a game in order to emulate it or can I just download let’s say botw to emulate it
Wow! Man’s straight outta the gate with actual tips and tricks!
thank you im getting a steam deck for chrismas this is gonna be useful
Phenomenal, ya’ll can skip watching the other SD vids after this one. No mention of CryoUtilities tho
hello, keep it up. i love your video. straight forward, some of them really helpful. quick trick to changing brightness is so good. thank you
Thank you!
Good video…. Informative helpful and no annoying self advertisement at the start. Liking and subbing for that
Wow, this is a pretty good quality video. You've got a new sub. Thanks for this!
Wow, I thought I couldn't host a remote play together session from the the steam deck. Thanks for this!
Great video! I learned a ton of things!
Glad it was helpful! 🤓
Thanks for putting this together, good video
Nice work, thank you man!
Thanks for watching the video dude! 😎
Just received my deck yesterday; this video was quite helpful.
Thanks for your time 🙏
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Respect man. Great video, great tips.
This video has chapters too?. that makes finding every tip faster. on behalf of all steam deck users. THANK YOU!!!
WHOA WHOA WHOA, that matrix intro is awesome!
Thankyou for this perfect and helpful information about the steam deck.
Great video for someone like me who is new to the deck. Thanks!
I usually watch youtube videos and forget about the "like button". But the quality of this video it's pretty impressive and I can't go out without press the button. Great job
Thanks for watching!
great video thanks bud. also what is the game @ 2:00?
omg thank you for the steamgrid extension tip! Sometimes emudeck rom manager doesn't find artwork and i can fix those easily now!
Steam deck has unlimited features that makes its really fun and step ahead ❤
It’s a blast to use
what an absolute banger of a video, quick straight to the point and all tips are actually useful and no bullshit. well fucking done
wow, as a new steam deck owner, it's pure juice of content
Great work!! Real nice tips covering a lot of different things. Was just having issues with a game freezing and one of your tips actually solved my problem 👍👍 awesome.
Thank you!
I'm curious which particular tip was it.
Is it the shader cache clearing?
@@galagast-fx I turned on "keep downloading while playing" to try it out, and was playing smaller games for a while so everything ran fine and ended up forgetting about it.. and when I played something more demanding it kept freezing. It really warns you that its not recommended but im an idiot and forgot I had it on.
@@SimonMooreChannel Cool~ thanks for the info Simon!
Great vid brother. I just ordered my 64gb model today along with a 512gb 2230 card. Yall, please dont spend the several hundred extra for the 512gb. You can easily swap out the storage card and add your own matte screen protector, all for under $100.
Nice! Enjoy!
First of all, great video quality. Looks like a triple a video
Hey man, nice video! Does anyone know what flying game he is playing at the 2:00 mark? Thanks!
Just Cause 2
That tip about taking advantage of sales is so true. I’m getting the steam deck in a few days so I’ve been wishlisting games. I wishlisted Resident Evil 2 yesterday and earlier today I got an email telling me it was 75% off. It went down from $54 to $14! (Those are Australian dollars btw)
Your content is great. Subbed !
Great vid for us newbie console converts. I've had my steam deck a week now and really need this kinda help. Pc's are scary.. ❤
I'm glad the video helped! It's a bit of a transition to process into the PC gaming world - Let me know if you need any assistance :)
Look into touch menus in steam input if you ever install a game and realize its keyboars and mouse only. It gives you infinite amount of inputs in just a one trackpad.
Damn good video man!
Awesome tips!
I just ordered mine! I'm so excited but really wish I was more tech savvy lol for all this stuff
Your the Best with info and delivery presentation :)
Thanks for stopping by! 😎🤙🏻
Thanks for your vid.. i am thinking of getting a deck for Xmas... your post will come in handy
Didn't get the first one. What's the better option when it comes to the fps limiter and v-synch? 0:23
Can't wait to get my deck tonight woo!
Great content and smooth transitions ! thank you very much. Also, what is the game that appears round 1:25 ? looks good but i have no clue what it might be. Thank you !
i think its Ryse son of rome
Nice shoulder muscles, bro!
A tip video that actually has good tips. That’s a rare find
Great tips. Thanks for the video.
Awesome tips ❤
Thank you
This is the best tips and tricks guide I have ever seen that controller tip was clutch
Look into touch menus in steam input you will be amazed.
I love my steam deck! Got it for my bday and honestly I find myself playing on the steam deck a lot compared to my pc. I love sitting in my back yard while playing black ops 3 custom zombies, Metro redux, and more. It’s also hilarious when you’re gaming with your buddies outside while on the hotspot or wifi
I got it for my bday too the 28th. So far it's good but very frustrating for someone jumping into PC for the first time.
This video was awesome 👏🏾
I found out number 17 and when I did, it made my day. Thought almost 70% of my library was actually incompatible and after just trying to run them, that number decreased to around 5%.
Only games Steam Deck doesn't support so far are some using online anti cheat software, like EasyAntiCheat or similar.
That's a huge lack of common sense right there
Great tips! 👍
Good review my man. Earned yourself another sub (not that you dont have tons of them lol...thanks for the info mate)
That game at 2:04 looks gorgeous! What game is that?
amazing guide, gonna test some
This video had more helpful tips than other 20 minutes videos
I just ordered a Deck a couple days ago and can't wait to mess with it
This was very useful - thank you. I'd reallllly appreciate a video as a 100% plugged in user. I am disabled and only play lying down/plugged in, I am sure there are plenty of other users who use it at home only also.
Super helpful - thanks!
Really great presentation
Just ordered my Deck yesterday! Can't wait. It will actually be my first time owning a proper handheld gaming console. Never had a game boy or PSP or anything back in the day.
I'm just starting with the base model and a few basic accessories... and of course a dbrand skin/screen protector. I have a couple of 2TB external HDD's, so I'll try using one of those (through a USB hub) before upgrading the SSD. I'm gonna wait on the Killswitch until they come out with some more attachments for it, which they have hinted at. Eventually I'm planning to get a folding keyboard for it so I can play games like Factorio or Timberborn.
Of course if anybody has any suggestions for accessories that you believe are Must Have, I'd love to hear them.
A portable battery
@@Ignacio.Romero what’s a portable battery? Like a power bank?
@@fateerah851 Yes
How the heck you only have 18k Subscribers you should have at least 100k also nice vid 👍
3:02 where'd you get this startup movie from??
BRO WHY ARE YOU SO SMOOTH