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How to Connect a Mouse and Keyboard to Steam Deck

By Matthew Lynch
June 4, 2023
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Steam Deck is an upcoming handheld gaming device that runs on SteamOS, the Linux-based operating system that powers Valve’s Steam gaming platform. The Steam Deck comes with a built-in controller, but many gamers prefer using a mouse and keyboard for precision and ease of use. If you’re wondering how to connect a mouse and keyboard to Steam Deck, here’s a quick guide.

1. Check the USB ports

The Steam Deck comes with one USB-C port and two USB-A ports. You can use any of these ports to connect your mouse and keyboard. If your keyboard or mouse requires a specific type of USB port, make sure to check which port is compatible.

2. Connect the keyboard

Connect your keyboard to the Steam Deck using the USB cable. If your keyboard is wireless, make sure to pair it with the Steam Deck before use.

3. Connect the mouse

Connect your mouse to the Steam Deck using the USB cable. If your mouse is wireless, make sure to pair it with the Steam Deck before use.

4. Configure the mouse and keyboard settings

Once you’ve connected the mouse and keyboard to the Steam Deck, you’ll need to configure the settings to use them. Here’s how:

– Go to Steam’s Big Picture Mode by clicking on the controller icon in the top-right corner of the Steam client.
– Navigate to Settings > Controller Settings.
– From the Detected Controllers list, select your mouse and keyboard.
– Click on the “Desktop Configuration” button.
– Customize the key mapping as per your preferences.

5. Enjoy your games

You’re now ready to use your mouse and keyboard with the Steam Deck. Launch your favorite games and enjoy the precision and ease of use these peripherals offer.

In conclusion, connecting a mouse and keyboard to Steam Deck is a straightforward process. With just a few steps, you can enjoy your games with the precision and ease of use offered by these peripherals. Happy gaming!

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