The Refurbished Steam Deck LCD models are back in stock and extremely cheap! In case you don’t want to click on our article, here are the prices:

64GB - $279

256GB - $319

512GB - $359
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    2 years ago

    yeah I went high side to and glad I did. I basically can only have three or four high end games on it at a time. currently dd2, elden ring, and cyberpunk.

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        2 years ago

        Of course not because that is patently untrue. Its not hard to upgrade the storage but its not incredibly easy. Its not equivalent to chewing gum. Could I have done it. Yes. But im fine not monkeying with it and using it as sent out. I can also afford it and it helps the product do well enough to have more things like this. So don’t get me wrong. Upgrading the storage is a smart move.

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            2 years ago

            for a tech project true. for life in general. false. your social circle must be extremely restricted if everyone you know can and would do that.

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          2 years ago

          You putnin a 1Tb MicroSD card (<$70 on amazon thatsbfast enough to play games from). If that’s too hard, maybe a SteamDeck isn’t for you.

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            2 years ago

            lol. I like it and have been using it fine. I don’t see how you equate the ease of a task with how appropriate a form of entertainment or technology is. They are two completely disparate things. Believe it or not I do not use my steamdeck mostly as a platform to remove and put back in screws along with moving around electronic components.