NEW Steam Deck OLED

[@doividgaming4058]

These companies need to chill I'm buying a new handheld every week

[@ElBirdy88]

Share the wealth my friend 😭

[@arinkarwan5888]

Send some moneh

[@doividgaming4058]

Misunderstanding I don't own multiple devices I just buy them to test them out for a month and return them after so I don't go broke and I can test the next handheld

[@doividgaming4058]

Think smarter guys I take advantage of best buys extended return policy with their membership I pay to essentially be able to test products 😭

[@crusadercard8307]

😂😂

[@Eclectified]

While I am mildly bummed that I missed OLED by a few months, I'm glad they're making these things more enticing and adding value so people can keep buying in and ultimately encouraging Valve to continue supporting Deck and making the experience better for everyone.

[@AronFromThisIs]

Me: Thinking it's going to be a slow week for videos. Valve: "And I took that personally"

[@JOHNNYxDRAMA]

The 64gb was the best option. You just put a 1TB micro sd card and you’re golden. Or if you wanted to upgrade to a 1TB internal SSD you could do that too. Very easy to do.

[@WWIA7062-2]

facts

[@xshme]

If you upgrade the ssd yeah, but for just micro sd I have a lot of trouble with internal storage. Its completely full with proton and other things even though all of my games are on my micro sd

[@oo--7714]

Shader cache, also it is hard to upgrade the ssd , I ended up stripping the screws.

[@Eskoxo]

Does not matter anymore as that is replaced with 256gb and at the same price that you could still upgrade for more if you wanted to... but who wants that now everyone will get oled 512gb or 1tb one.

[@Nifterific]

The 64gb only worked if you used a small SD card or know how to link your shader cache folder to your SD card in desktop mode. Once you start filling up even a 512 with the “wrong” games, stuff like P4G or DMCV that have like 10+gb shaded cache download you kill your 64gb internal fast. It’s not worth it to go 64gb.

[@leekohuncho3912]

The steam deck oled is $550 the rog ally is currently on sale for $620, the legion go 512gb is $699. I’m pretty undecided right now.

[@lordquenntillieusiii9250]

Depending on your use case if you want to play AAA titles it is better to go with the Ally or Go with the Z1 extreme chip If you mainly play lighter games or maybe retro emulation I would say go for the Steam Deck for the cheaper price you would be getting better value plus you are going to get better battery life

[@MorrisseyMuse]

Deck is a nice emulation device but pretty awful for most PC games with the awful Proton compatibility

[@antiLimiting]

You should get the steam deck oled, the ally is way too janky because it runs windows and the legion go is too expensive

[@shepistired]

Definitely on team steam deck, it's a more optimized and full experience, everything just works

[@leorelic]

@@MorrisseyMuse "pretty awful for most PC games with the awful Proton compatibility" the most false statement of the year. lmao A. Proton compatibility is good and keeps getting better per day and supports thousands of games just fine , you can install Windows if you don't like it B. most PC games do run just fine too , what you mean is "most AAA garbage that run badly because they aren't optimized at all"

[@andreanastacio9548]

I`ve been considering a handheld for a while, and was really waiting for deep dives comparing the Ally and the Legion go, with me leaning towards the go because of the bigger screen and added versatility with the ability to use it as a windows tablet, but the new Deck does throw a wrench in the works... On one hand I`m more interested in a windows device because I want to play game pass games natively on device, as well as my Xbox play anywhere games (not to mention the added power the Ally and Go offer over the deck, which would be particularly useful when emulating Xbox 360 and PS3) but on the other hand I am intrigued by the Deck`s more streamlined experience, am interested In the OLED screen, am tempted by the price of the 512gb version, and feel compelled to support valve`s efforts with the deck... I guess I`m going to hold out a bit longer, so that some deep dives comparing all 3 devices can help me decide

[@Eskoxo]

I think there are ways to make game pass games work on deck just initial setup might not be most convenient and you can also dual boot into windows if you spend the effort to set that up.

[@MiggateNoGodku]

@@Eskoxo all u need is a 8-16gb flash drive, put it in a laptop or computer, click download windows 11 media, download it on the flash drive, get a usb hub, plug in the deck, put the flash drive in it, go into boot manager, install windows 11 of it and you’re done. Takes 5 mins

[@andreanastacio9548]

@@MiggateNoGodku but that defeats the purpose of the more streamlined experience that the deck offers, with out the advantage of the extra power of the Go and Ally , now doesn`t it?

[@jollyollieman6145]

I got the steam deck a few months ago and love it..but i prefer more multi-player games, the process of dual booting on the deck to windows just feels awkward for me, so i picked up the Ally a few weeks ago and its been my go to. Playing games like battlefield,chivalry, and a list of xbox gamepass, epic games, feels like a handheld gaming laptop, no regerts 👍

[@MiggateNoGodku]

@@jollyollieman6145 did ur steam deck run well and smooth on windows and what multiplayer games did u try

[@DAN2803]

Literally just got a steam deck about 3 weeks ago got the 256gb one and paid 459 it’s hurts me to see the price of the oled and the cheaper 256gb lol

[@I_was_a_Bullfrog]

Might be worth contacting them, I've heard of them partially refunding or offering other things to make up for the cost differences.

[@BrianHarkness]

I think it’s awesome they are releasing a revised version as it shows that Valve views the Deck as a more console like option. Also even though I don’t have one I agree gameplay is smoother than Windows as I have recently installed Ubuntu on a separate drive and I think gameplay is smoother due to how proton handles the games along with pre-shader caching that SteamOS and Linux does through proton that allows the game to already have those assets running as each game I have played, Resident Evil, Halo, Counter Strike 2 and etc run smooth with no lag or stutter

[@matth9657]

Austin absolutely DRIPPING in the comme des garcons

[@TechyySean]

I'm completely sold on the 512GB Deck 1.5 I'm making an active effort to be one of the first people in line for it. I don't plan to go very AAA on it since I have a PC, but I don't want to be at my PC every time I want to play something lighter. I want it to be that lower-power gaming monster it's touted to be Now With Eye-Popping Colors™ I want Valve to get my money because of the effort they're putting into the Linux gaming experience that I have never seen anybody remotely come close to. I want this to take off. I want to be a part of it. It's amazing to me how they figured out a way to shave weight off of Deck 1.0, just amazing

[@bland9876]

They made the power supply cable longer. I actually use one for my tablet (it wont charge on regular usb sadly) and it just barely doesn't reach when I'm in class so i have to put it in the very corner where it's not usable.

[@marcustmusic]

I don't game on the go as much anymore, nor do I own a Steam Deck, but watching this video and seeing what Valve is doing is a plus for consumers. I say this upgraded SD won't get me to buy one. For me, power doesn't matter to me as much on a "portable" gaming device. I care about battery life, size, and the library more than power on a Steam Deck. Having a Steam account, I can say Valve has the healthiest gaming library right now out of the gaming space. 2-3 hours for a AAA game on a Steam Deck is fine, I rarely play more than 1-2 hours on a game even on dedicate consoles anyways. What I really like to see is a size decrease, maybe a Steam Deck SE where they shrink the size, get rid of the extra bells and whistles, keep WiFi 6e or whatever, and a 1080p display with that bigger battery. Maybe just a niche ask.

[@TheSniperWho]

I would argue that's not a niche ask. I think the reality is that right now there are probably a set of disappointing tradeoffs in regards to designing a smaller deck. It might not be possible to make it smaller than what it already is now. My feeling is that Valve's strategy is to wait until the hardware world improves before making Steam Deck 2. Part of the brilliance in what Valve is doing is taking what already exists and fitting together like a puzzle to create a compelling device that has all the right tradeoffs. These tradeoffs pertain to internal design, performance metrics, software design, ergonomic design, and maybe something else I'm forgetting. I'd like to believe that Valve will do exactly what you're suggesting and I'd be hyped if they do! :D

[@YakultLitro]

advantage of 90hz is now you can do 45hz/45fps. it will be the fluid like that of 40/40hz.

[@retro_ed746]

Just like now you can use 45 Hz / 45 fps with original model.

[@YakultLitro]

@@retro_ed746 with 90hz it will be much smoother

[@novh4ck]

You'll use 90Hz display locked at 45 FPS which will give you an amazing latency and a great battery life at the same time.

[@ivand5699]

Right or 70hz locked at 35 FPS... its like those dudes dont have a clue about what they are talking about.

[@retroconsole_]

better battery life, bigger screen, fan is quieter, a bit lighter, brighter and crisper screen and same price as the old version. its a nice updated version. Valve is working windows to be dual-booted with Steam OS, so you don't have to load it up via SD card. That's nice..it means lots of windows games will work.

[@kgoodfarms]

I'm excited, a handheld companion to my desktop is making more and more sense for me and I've been eyeing the deck for a while. All these improvements as well as the price makes me very happy that I'm in the market now

[@therealanus]

Honestly theres not any reason to upgrade if you alreqdy have a steam deck. I dont have any issues with the steam deck even though its not the most powerful. I love the os, linux just fits for this sort of thing.

[@rafaelochoa9776]

canceled my legion go. i was already reaching 1000 dollars with upgrades and accessories for it. hopefully i can snag the limited edition model

[@F3RR3LL]

I could cry I got the basic steam deck a month ago and now for the same price I could of gotten an updated version or the oled 😭 I’m seriously devastated.

[@UmarIshfaq95]

Then there's me ordering one earlier this week. Imagine my shock when I open Steam to find Valve announce the new OLED. I'm okay with it though. Besides the display, it's not a big performance uplift for me to want to return the regular one.

[@packofmint4906]

​@@UmarIshfaq95same thing here. Waiting for my LCD Deck to arrive, don't feel much upset cause for me changes are not so big

[@Kratos1829]

I wonder if I could move the SSD from my deck into the new one without any issues.

[@greybeardragon]

Saw a video yesterday. Ssd swapped seamlessly.

[@bland9876]

"Adjusted D-pad snap ratio and diagonal interactions" ya I couldn't get my characters to crawl with the current dpad unless i used both hands.

[@WWIA7062-2]

The EVEN CHEAPER 64GB LED Steam Deck would be worth it if you got a stock price or refurbished steam deck 64 gb from Valve (or refurbished from gamestop as well as valve) and you know how to install a new SSD in it.

[@mjrtensepian1727]

Havent bought into this handheld PC market yet, but I'm 100% going Steamdeck OLED. Windows on a handheld is so clunky; don't care to be frustrated & tinkering for 30 minutes, at which point the battery dies. I tried the ROG Ally at BB, preloaded demo of Forza Horizon 4...crashed on opening first time. Finally got into gameplay and the controls weren't mapped(way off, unplayable), ON A PRELOADED DEMO! yeah, no thanks!

[@cb4j]

The ROG ALLY is on sale for $600-$620. The Legion is $699. You can find open box for less than the OLED Steam Deck. Steam OS is coming to other handhelds.

[@alphagodvon]

Steam OS is the perfect handheld OS. That’s keeps getting better & better.

[@zenic12345]

bought the legion go. the screen to me owning a oled tv still looks so freaking good. I'm returning my steam deck found this one was better.

[@BrettHoTep]

Hey same performance but way better screen, battery, weight and heat dissipation. Sounds like a win to me.

[@Chew_bacca1138]

I literally bought the Top tier deck when they said they weren't making a new one anytime soon, had I known this was coming I would have waited.

[@MetalistCore24]

You guys think we can just change the steamdeck oled screen and install it to our original steam deck?

[@OilersHD97]

No you cant

[@bland9876]

Valve literally sed you can't

[@sunnydelight52978]

The pre-owned steam decks are also on sale. They have both the middle and high models in stock. But also I am debating on buying the new high end model. I have the original high end model now

[@luluismo]

thats a good upgrade although its the same situation like switch oled. I own a steamdeck & first gen switch. 95% of time i use them docked, 5% of them i do enjoy the portable mode, the OLED varients nice but i dont think its worth upgrading.

[@GothicDragonX]

I tend to ignore refresh of hardware, but this is exciting, I'm not sure why. I already own an original 512 GB Steam Deck LCD. It has to be the limited edition that looks awesome AF. Anyway, this time, Valve pushes the limits for what I have been begging for. OLED Screen, better battery, and thermals. They successfully shut me up, and now I have to pay them.

[@Cyborgon]

I really like that you have different points of view and its good to hear compared to other podcast style tech channels. I like that matt is still sticking up for the original steam deck and Austin is so into the oled and dissing the original lol

[@JustATempest]

As far as I'm concerned, It doesn't matter how powerful the hardware is if the software can't give you a pleasant experience would be too frustrating to use. This comes from having both the steam deck and ROG Ally. I use the Ally and exclusively for games that require the power and that I would sit down to play plugged into a wall. I use the steam deck when I want to Go somewhere away from an outlet and play something like hollow Knight while I'm waiting for the doctor to call me in. Practically speaking, I don't play demanding games on the steam deck because I don't see it as a system to do that on. I would use my gaming rig or the ROG Ally that can give me some nice higher graphics settings, whereas I use the steam deck for the light titles that I could play on the go.

[@edwardosborne4467]

I've had my deck since day 1. I was on the waiting list for my 512 for a year and I use it mostly dock so the screen is not a factor to me 🤗

[@die_flugel_der_freiheit7382]

How does it treat you in the dock mode, though? What’s the resolution? How is the performance and the picture quality on a bigger screen?

[@Adam1llion]

Well...didn't need this till I saw that limited edition color variant....like DAMN it looks good.

[@shekakugaming7602]

Im know for a fact jedi fallen order can do 90 hrs because u can set it in the settings but im not sure about the other two though

[@bigwolfie]

Bro, have you ever heard about indie games? A lot of people play indie games on the steam deck and the 90 hz screen it makes sense for that kind of games

[@Bluestar1079]

Maybe my eyes are just too old, but I didn't see any difference between my regular switch and switch OLED so you won't fool me twice

[@Naginc]

I mainly only game with Xreal glasses. Do you think it's still worth the upgrade from the lcd?

[@hellomynameisrodney]

I don't play a lot of games, I usually stick to 3 at a time. I have an RPG, I have the new Mario Wonder, and I have an idle game. The RPG is too weird to play w/ a controller. Idle makes no sense to use Steam Deck, and Wonder is on the Switch... so right now, no handheld that plays Steam games will be ideal. When I played Monster Sanctuary on Steam, this could have been nice. If Palworld is really fun, maybe I'll get a Steam Deck for that.

[@jodolls7270]

It’s so good to hear the new oled model fan is quieter. Cuz I got the old deck and the fan is so crazy loud! One time I even thought our next door is mowing the lawn! I ended up selling it.

[@00JTR]

I love how Valve listens to its community

[@jcc4543]

😂😂😂😂they aren't why it's still sold in selected country??

[@davidbrown6976]

Its a great handheld, but don't dock it. The performance takes a nose dive. Get the legion go or ally z1x if you need to dock.

[@ahmedhafizsd]

if you get the new oled can you focus more on battery life on multiple games

[@MehediHasanSizan]

You're talking about it where dave2D has already uploaded a review.

[@flicka25]

I have the 64gb model...big mistake....sure you can fiddle around with it or get someone to do it but seriously I'd rather get the 1TB OLED at this point...chuck in my 512 gb sd card for good measure and not worry about space anymore. AND in spite of all the changes I still get to use all my accessories. I've watched about 10 videos today lol....the haptics are way better too. For me it's going to be one heck of an upgrade.

[@erikrajk]

Me still happy with my 256gig Steam Deck and calmly waiting for second gen

[@deanhatescoffee]

Are you making a video of Steam Deck on Windows, or Windows on the Steam Deck?

[@guillaumehuardhughes]

Is overclocking more interesting on the Oled since it's more efficient?

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

As per building trust in Valve: My most played game is Fortnite. By far. And it doesn't run on Steam Deck. And still I'm thinking of getting this Steam Deck OLED just because I can just unplug my game library SSD from my desktop or laptop and put it into my Steam Deck and it works perfectly. Thanks for working on that Windows Steam Deck video, I will be watching it closely

[@VOAN]

RIP PlayStation Portal, my money is on the Steam Deck OLED.

[@bland9876]

You're comparing a guy with no arms or legs to Michal Phelps

[@northernassassin6056]

They should and still might have AMD give a slight OC to the chip at the cost of the battery savings and heat reduction.

[@dramaticmudderer5208]

You can already over clock it your self, doesn't really improve much, now overclocking ram is a different story Which by the way, is what the OLED version has, a boost in ram speed, so performance increase in games that benefit from that Which means overclocking this one's ram is going to be even better

[@eneahaemmerli8288]

Can i use the Docking station and the power bank from the Steam deck for the Steam Deck Oled?

[@KevyoKAJ]

If I could play COD MW2 without having to put windows on it, I would totally be down with this. Instead, I’ve got the Legion Go, but the windows experience is … whew…

[@NoradNoxtus]

There are so many indie games and 8th gen and older games that can use 90Hz, what are you saying

[@shekakugaming7602]

Jedi Fallen order and correct me if I'm wrong but spider man remastered and spider man miles morales can do 90 hrs

[@TheUAProdigy]

45fps translates to 2 frames per second with the 90hz display. how do people not get that?

[@BeardsBaconTech]

Which one is better the Legion go or the steam deck OLED

[@Antisocialnerd2]

If you want to play modern AAA games you kinda need the go... But if you play indies visual novels or emulated retro it would be the steam deck... The real question you need to ask yourself is do I NEED that extra power and am I willing to spend an extra 300 quid or so.

[@eagle_rb_mmoomin_418]

​​​@@Antisocialnerd2no you don't. I own an Ally and a deck. Deck for AAA 30-40 fps low to medium settings. Ally 40 to 60ish fps medium to high settings. The Allys battery life is bad though and it eats SD cards. The screen is amazing though .... but the Deck OLED being HDR and OLED is going to put a big dent in that.

[@Antisocialnerd2]

@@eagle_rb_mmoomin_418 Pc master race is generally pretty snobby and a lot of them consider anything less than 60fps to be unplayable. Personally I'm fine once I get over 30fps since I grew up with atari and Sega but the steam deck is struggling with current titles I would definitely say if your primary goal was to play AAA games then the extra 300 quid or so for almost five times the power is definitely worth it.

[@BeardsBaconTech]

@@Antisocialnerd2 yes but which one is better for like if you did want to use it like a computer which one is better for media and for browsing the web and for doing games on I don’t need the best performance. I just wanna be able to play my games well enough and be able to watch my movie streaming services and to do a little bit of school

[@Antisocialnerd2]

@@BeardsBaconTech Then it's unquestionably the legion go since it runs windows 11 so you will be able to use all the standard windows programs for school etc The steam deck uses a Linux based steam os so much harder to do school projects etc.

[@mr_sn4k3s]

im surprised people want to play triple A games on it, just get an Ally, I have such a huge back log of games that even reach out to the 90s in terms of when they were made that all will run beautifully on the steam deck.

[@7shortofperfection]

Figures this gets released right as I'm trying to sell mine, lol

[@h.a.6060]

And Steam Deck is still not available in many areas around the world. Valve needs to step up their game and make this device available everywhere.

[@jacobcordell2882]

I like everything but the back buttons

[@greybeardragon]

Oled anti glare or shiny?

[@Ult.98]

I'm so uprading. I'm not a giant pc gamer so the Deck has treated me so right.

[@1xICExVIPERx1]

I don't have a steam deck yet but I was looking at getting one in March

[@bland9876]

Why are you waiting till March?

[@mberki]

Why Austin doesnt play BG3 via steam link? He could play it for hours and not one. You dont need super low latency in BG3 I think

[@itsdeonlol]

Good job Valve!!!!!!!

[@QuestionTheTruth]

For me the difference between 512GB & 1TB model is 100€, if I am to buy a 1TB the cost for it is 150€, I rather just buy the 1TB version directly and save 50€

[@ManhuaandMangaMaven]

I prefer efficiency than having too much power the Nintendo switch is a system that shows what efficiency can achieve

[@ElessarGR]

Steam Deck OLED or Lenovo LegionGo?

[@mutechannel13]

I am good with my steam deck. I got the 64gb model and upgraded the ssd to 2tb and I have a 1.5tb sd card. I kinda wish i would have waited but i didnt.. So i have to live with it. No, Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda is going to help me now 😂

[@bland9876]

buy a 512, insert your old ssd and sd card, put the new 512GB ssd in the old Steam deck sell it. I heard you have to put the original ssd in the deck befor you can rma it though sadly.

[@Funrides91]

So, do us original steam deck owner have a chance to upgrade parts? Battery and the OLED screen?

[@shepistired]

Unfortunately not. The external shell is the same shape, but the internals are all different. Battery/Screen are different sizes

[@GammaFn.]

From Valve (via Gamers Nexus) no. Definitely not the battery, it's thicker (because the OLED is thinner) and a different shape.

[@Funrides91]

@@GammaFn. Boooooo! I'll just wait for v2

[@bigmike3189]

can i put a oled screen on my steam deck thats no an oled with parts???

[@bigmike3189]

@twinturboray I did and you can't maybe you should use Google also.

[@Mad-Arawak]

How could they not add a second USB????😢

[@MrQuay03]

For what?

[@Mad-Arawak]

@@MrQuay03 external hard drive... Is the most common issue for steam deck users.

[@Kdog307]

this is an issue?? @@Mad-Arawak

[@IceBlueLugia]

@@Mad-ArawakIt literally is not an issue for more than maybe 5 people lmao. Why tf do you wanna carry around an external drive with your deck anyway?

[@bland9876]

lots of things @@MrQuay03 I wish all dockable handhelds had 2 usb ports. the top one is for charging during handheld play and the bottom is for docking it.

[@martinbunye5202]

Indie games exists. Which is 80% of my SD library? Who buys a steam deck and expects performance for the price?

[@extra4542]

windows 12 NEEDS native support for gaming handhelds if they want a fighting chance for adoption

[@devilmikey00]

It's too bad the display also wasn't VRR capable. If valve had managed to get a VRR range of 30-90 on the deck that would have killed. Just get your performance above 30 and let the VRR smooth out the rest. I'm just so used to not having to worry about screen tearing or dealing with vsync on my main rig that it always feels like a big step back playing a non-VRR capable device/panel/TV.

[@bland9876]

since when do games have screen tarring anymore?

[@paulsegrue5133]

Also the Ally uses LFC so even playing games in the 30 fps range will be so much smoother than the Steam Deck or Legion Go as it doubles the framerate so it will play at 60 to 70 fps. For gaming VRR is more important than OLED to me and I have the LG C2 42 inch and 55 inch models which have GSync.

[@karabinas]

Lenovo Go or Steam Deck OLED… I HAVE 3 DAYS TO DECIDE

[@eldj1306]

Simply amazing , hope Is more lightweight too

[@gracelandtoo6240]

30 grams lighter

[@Antisocialnerd2]

It's THIRTY grams lighter 😮

[@wallowtube969]

Linux OS HDR and OLED Invasion. happy linux gaming

[@gregorybolivar5712]

It could have that wide body kickstand... Courtesy of: MS. SURFACE Pro... and Stylus support too... with that awesome upgrade...🙌✍️ Similar path like Switch 👀🧐

[@unkown34x33]

I bought my steam deck first gen last year... Lol it's gonna last for a long time, until I buy the OLED. Or... Legion go. They did a great job, but the price... I'm going to the steam deck

[@HarzinLolz]

so i have a steam deck with lcd does that mean that my steam deck is now obsolete

[@bland9876]

direct from r/steamdeck PSA: Your LCD Steam Deck is not suddenly obsolete now that the OLED model has been announced. Yes I get that it kind of sucks having just bought one and then a new one gets announced but some people are in a panic now. Your Deck is not obsolete. It is still the best handheld pc you can buy right now. Enjoy it.

[@H_A_D]

Now please compare it to the lenovo legion go

[@noodleman5404]

I LOVE THIS IS

[@emilyterral747]

I have a 256 and 512 models i hope I can still get a 64Gb model to run windows on!!! I am going to guess it will become more expensive when they go out of stock!!!

[@bland9876]

? 1. why do you need 2 decks 2. its not the kind of thing where people will go "I'm a collector and i need a 64GB version to complete my collection"

[@emilyterral747]

@@bland9876 It is me... I need the collection!!!

[@bland9876]

@@emilyterral747 please tell me you forgot the /s lol

[@Britvirfn]

This is amazing

[@pj7620]

Can the other guy on the left talk?

[@jadedshard9650]

id of bean happy with them selling a 1tb ssd with steam os on it

[@remymartin15]

Legion vs OLED Steam deck hurry and make it please

[@timoe360]

1hour gametime is pointless, It’s supposed to be portable so I want atleast 2 or 3 hours, if it’s plugged in I might aswel use my computer or get a laptop

[@MrQuay03]

This just made my Steam Deck obsolete

[@subiesojourner777]

I'll be eBaying mine or the local FB market place.

[@warlockboyburns]

Has anyone managed to overclock the ram?

[@koya__kim]

This is good and all, but as usual in my country the Steam Deck is more expensive than the ROG Ally. Also, I have a lot of games from GOG, EGS, and have a Game Pass subscription. Steam Deck for me, while an astonishing handheld, is not very practical for my use case and for my budget.

[@andrewgillette4351]

Refurb 64gb lcd model for $279 imo.

[@Biazzare]

I’m not even kidding I bought the normal steam deck 2 days ago time to Start returns

[@bland9876]

If you ask them they will give you the price difference between the old price and the new price. No need to do a full return.

[@StevenP015]

rog ally is $620 rn so its a tuff decision for people probably

[@R00mbacat]

Hi I would like to reach out about you’re Austin evans extended warranty you should consider replacing you’re Austin seems defective

[@tristanwait4itlegendary]

its the year for linux gaming and im happy, as a daily linux user. btw i use ubuntu gnome :)