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Planning your next vacation? Get your handheld gaming upgrades ready with a bunch of my favorite accessories

With temperatures spiking on either side of the Atlantic, now seems like a great time to go on holiday. Possibly to Antarctica. But if you're as avid a gamer as I am, I'm sure that no matter where you end up taking your summer vaycaysh, you'll want to make sure your handheld gaming gear is juiced up and protected. Fortunately, with Amazon Prime Day underway, there's never been a better time to pick up some upgrades.

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As a handheld gaming fan and TechRadar's reviews editor, I've personally selected some of the best upgrades I can find for your Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch 2 or other portable gaming devices. Whether you want to keep your console charged for days on end, immerse yourself in that fantastic soundtrack or prevent a clumsy moment cracking your screen, I've got some great finds for you.

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iOS 27 Beta 2 Is Out Now, Here's What's New

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Nvidia wants to cut data center water use, but that’s not the same as fixing AI’s water problem

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5 cheap gadgets that will seriously upgrade your home (and they're on sale)

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Amazon Prime Day deals are here, and it's easy to fall for marked-up products, illegitimate discounts, and faux savings. That's why I vet and write about the best chances you can save on expert-tested products across

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iOS 27 Beta 2 Is Out Now, Here's What's New

This 16-inch Acer is the best gaming laptop deal I've found for Prime Day

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5 cheap gadgets that will seriously upgrade your home (and they're on sale)