Valve Steam Deck,HDMI, 64 GB, Black

I have to admit that nowadays there are devices out there that have better specs with a similar price range but the steam deck is still a solid option. I bought mine used, I don't remember the seller but the steam deck came with its original case and charger. Both the console and the case had a weird smell tho. I still use it almost everyday, I don't play with my PS5 anymore, I'm mostly on my steam deck. The best part of the steam deck is that it doesn't run on windows, but on a read-only version of arch Linux called "steam os". This can be a huge factor for someone looking to buy one, so watch reviews first. Is super rare that a game running with proton (the compatibility layer to run windows games on the steam deck) doesn't work, there are games that even perform better than windows itself.

It was a gift for my nephew and he loves it. A very well crafted handheld device with amazing hardware.

This I bought for me (Dad) and I left mine in a uber on my way back from my mother inlaws. I tried to get it from the Uber driver. Its way to awesome for that. RIP. TwaS The Saddest Day Ever. Anyways it was awesome for the month I had it

Resistente y un buen rendimiento para videojuegos AAA

Been a year since I have it. Still works awesome it came sealed and in the original packaging and I also use I to work as a miniature computer . It's great 👍

I had an expectation that the lower capacity steam deck would be glacially slow and only useful to people who played low overhead games in steam. I couldn’t have been more happily proved wrong. This thing is great. Let’s just go through the basics. Omg it’s huge! Yeah! It’s not just pro controllers that everyone pays more for on their consoles, it’s has everything. Full size joysticks… check… capacitive joysticks… yup… dual trackpads? What? Does it come with free lambo keys? Full size dpad and button set? Yup… l1,2,3,4 and r1,2,3,4 … yup… and if your finger are big old meat puppets… it still totally works. Blows the switch out of the water in control. Oh, but it’s steam… it’s complicated… nah… it’s as easy as gamepass and easier than whatever tier of psplus sony is slinging right this second. But it’s not powerful… log onto steam and look at all the great on deck verified titles. Let me break this down…. In general it’s more powerful than a switch. For controls, it’s even better than a PS5. The only way you will feel that this system is slow is directly comparing a game on one platform to the same game on the steam deck. The fact that the other platform will only play one game better really needs to be addressed. This system is absolutely worth the money. Start out with the free aperture desk job game from the steam store and move into some classics like portal before checking how long you have enjoyed the steam deck for, then consider if it was worth it. For me, this system is completely worth it.

For the price, this thing is awesome. I just wish i knew about the oled before i bought this because the oled has all the things i wanted upgraded in this lcd version. The screen colors are not as vibrant or vivid as an oled (it only has 80% of sRGB colors) and the oled has 1tb of ssd, which is a must if you plan on playing those big memory heavy games like doom eternal. The mini-sd card is too slow to play a game like that, i tried. This thing has a desktop mode that allows you to modify everything for free, thank you linux. It is a great emulator for older games if you are into that. The console feels great in my hands, but i do not like the touch pads too much, maybe if i could shut them off somehow because my thumb sometimes touches the upper corner of the pads and it does a fast selection or movement that ruins the experience. If you plan on hooking it up to your tv, purchasing the dock is a must. The dongle attachment approach is horrible and my steam deck fell on the ground twice before i bought the dock. Also, if you buy the grip case for this thing, it will not fit in the dock. The dock plug will also not plug into the console with the grip case on either, maybe a mini usb-c extender will work. I say all this to say, i love this thing, i just wish there were more options and modifications/upgrades for the hardware. I would hate having to trash, stow it in a closet or sell it to keep up-to-date with the fast changing software out here. Oh and not all games will run on it because they may have external account log-ins you need to play their games. I should also mention this because my brother didn’t know anything about the Steam store, you must open a steam account and add your games to it or purchase them from the site. I’ve had mine since the beginning of Valve Corp, but not many people have heard about it, i guess.

The lcd steam deck is a impressive piece of gaming hardware for what is does and is capable of. 14,000 games verified plug and play . Infinite number of old and new game titles. If you can do the technical footwork with proton and wine emulators Linux is not that scary or confusing. It's basically just like android operating systems. Great for road trips and long flights . Battery life is about 1 hour 30 minutes on more graphic intensive games . Think red dead redemption 2/ gta5 On 2d games like vampire survivers etc 4 hours Battery life . I bought a Sambert 1tb ssd . To replace the stock 64 gig one . Swapping out the old ssd for the new one wasn't hard . Is does help if you have previous experience with building and maintaining computer equipment. The big thing for why I bought it is that you Can carry your whole steam library with you . And play at least 3/4 of it . Recommend a big 40 watt battery bank for long sessions.