JSAUX advertises itself as “Your No. 1 Brand for Gaming Handheld Accessories,” and it’s hard to disagree. The brand is well-known for its range of accessories for the Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and other handhelds – this includes custom docks, cases, and much more. JSAUX has also already shown its interest in the upcoming Steam Machine (despite not being a handheld) by showing off some custom front panel designs for fans to decide between. It also revealed that sticker skins are on the way.

As the company expands its horizons, an upgrade to the JSAUX website is great news for anyone interested in ordering from its online store. You can finally track your orders directly on the site, without having to bother customer service, and on top of that, there’s a new “Worry-Free Purchase” option, which costs as little as under $1.

JSAUX adds order tracking and insurance coverage

After you’ve placed your order, you’ll be able to easily track the delivery on the website here. And if you want to read more about the new insurance, you can do so here. The “Worry-Free Purchase” insurance costs start at just $0.98, but vary in price depending on how much coverage you wish to have. So far, the insurance feature is only available in the following countries:

• Australia
• Austria
• Belgium
• Canada
• Frame
• Germany
• Ireland
• Italy
• Netherlands
• New Zealand
• Portugal
• Spain
• United Kingdom
• United States

JSAUX chose to show off its new features in a (slightly outdated, to say the least) meme format, as seen below.

It’s about time the popular accessory brand upgraded its store, and if the meme is an indication of anything, it’s had enough of dealing with customer queries regarding tracking orders. JSAUX says the “Worry-Free Purchase” option costs around $1.50 on average for maximum protection; the official FAQ notes that a flat fee of $1.28 is required for orders under $50, and for any purchases above $50, the insurance costs 2% of the order’s value.

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