eXtremeRate Clear Blue Custom Faceplate Back Plate Shell for Steam Deck LCD, Handheld Console Replacement Housing Case, DIY Full Set Shell with Buttons for Steam Deck LCD - Console NOT Included
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Color: Clear Blue
Features
- Custom designed replacement faceplate backplate with full set buttons are perfectly fit for Steam Deck LCD (2022) handheld console, not fit for Steam Deck OLED handheld console. Precision cut to work exactly like the original shell
- Unique replacement case to add much more personality to your handheld console, no more boring standard color
- The installation process requires customers with high electronic installation experience. Get the installation video guide on YouTube by searching "eXtremeRate Full Set Shell for Steam Deck" or "0tBE10fSYBc". Watch the video at half speed. We recommend watch, pause, do and repeat
- Made of premium ABS material, durable and practical; Various colors are available, the clear blue color looks amazing
- Package includes back plate, faceplate, full set buttons, screwdrivers, open shell tools and spare screws. Without any electronic parts, console NOT included
Hardware Platform: steam deck
Brand: eXtremeRate
Color: Clear Blue
Material: ABS plastic
Finish Type: Matte
Brand: eXtremeRate
Manufacturer: Extremerate
Item Weight: 10 Grams
Hardware Platform: steam deck
Color: Clear Blue
Enclosure Material: ABS plastic
Finish: Matte
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Color: Clear Slate Black
Very impressed with the quality and fit of this shell. Everything is molded exactly the same size and dimensions as the Valve shell originally. It looks great, has a fantastic feel and surface finish, the buttons all fit together perfectly and work as expected, the instructional video is *very* thorough and good. I'm particularly impressed with the detail of the shell, it includes replacement and color correct pieces for every single button, including the power/volume buttons, trackpad covers, the shoulder buttons, etc. Most of the time I've seen console replacement shells they usually only replace the "main" parts they can get away with. This is a super thorough kit! My only complaints, if any, are that the screws given with the kit are just jumbled together in a single bag and it's very difficult to tell which ones are supposed to be used where. That said - and this is absolutely no fault of the replacement shell - this is a *really* intricate process to totally disassemble the Deck. Valve made the thing pretty repair friendly, the entire console can be disassembled with screws, *except* the screen. The screen is adhesion-ed on to the console, removing it is a stressful and frustrating process, and you risk damaging/breaking the screen in a couple ways. There's also quite a few fragile ribbon cables inside with very small and finicky latches, pay attention to how the latches are flipped up and the cables removed, don't yank on them too hard! The instructional video included with the kit is REALLY good, it's also REALLY long, don't skip it, don't try and find some shortcut, spend the time to sit down and follow along. A few tips from my swap: - Keep your screws really organized, I have a magnetic screw organizer mat, but some small bowls or piece of cardboard with some tape on it also works great. Don't mix the screws up! - When you remove the screen, be VERY careful not to stick the guitar pick/spudger too far under the screen, the instruction video says "don't do more than 3mm" but doesn't explain _why_ - the ribbon cable connecting the screen's panel to it's controller is very close to one of the side edges, it's very easy to damage especially when you're jabbing in there with a metal pick to try and pry the screen loose. Damage that cable and you'll need a whole new screen!!! - Replacing the trackpad covers is the only other really difficult part, the trackpad sits on a funky wavy spring along with it's vibration motor for the haptics feedback, then the cover with the actual "tracking" part is snapped on top, there's several ribbon cables and sensitive springs around it, so go slow and take your time! Use a hair dryer or heat gun to warm up the top of the trackpad before removing it from the adhesive - Highly recommend getting a couple nicer spudgers or guitar picks for disassembly, the ones included in the kit are pretty cheap
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by Jason Campbell
Color: Emerald Green
I was a little scared to try and open up my my favorite handheld pc! But I built up the courage and did it. It was a long and tedious process, but it got done. The buttons feel so good, just like OEM buttons, and screws that came with the kit honestly are a very good quality. I lost a couple of my OEM and the ones that came in the kit for it perfectly! Honesty if you are thinking about getting this or another brand, get eXtremeRate! Even there videos online were easy to follow, just an FYI though, this little project will take you between 3-5 hours.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2026 by Yan
Color: Clear Atomic Purple
The product comes in a very neatly organized kit, and tools are included. The plastic feels very thick and durable, as well. Installation on the other hand is its own monster. I would absolutely not recommend this to anyone without gadgeteering experience. Some of these reviews say things like "If you know what a ribbon cable is, you can perform this installation." And I couldn't agree less. Some of these steps are very delicate and you can easily lose functionality in your steamdeck if you're not careful. In the end our experience was nearly flawless. The screen requires a heat gun (or hair dryer) and a pick to be pried out of place, which can be nerve wracking. I opted to keep my original black buttons over the transparent atomic purple set that came with the kit and in the end the back buttons couldn't be kept, so we had to use the kit's pair. Everything fit perfectly and the steamdeck looks and feels awesome! TLDR: If you've never taken anything apart literally piece by piece and reassembled it before, please ask someone you know who has to do this for you. It's worth it to avoid losing your deck altogether. Otherwise this kit is great and the look is well worth the effort!!! (one star off because I couldnt keep my original back buttons)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by I Breed With Monster Girls
Color: Clear Red
I purchased this with absolutely no experience in disassembling electronics, and was able to successfully complete this without causing any serious damage. I feel that this frame is higher quality than the stock model, and looks really nice overall. The guide video provided does an amazing job at being clear about how to safely remove pieces, or reattach them. I did have a few instances where it felt the components were easier to remove in the demonstration than they are in a stock model, but they still provided a good guide. I do have some words of advice for anyone interested in doing this themselves. 1. Keep track of your screws. I labeled and stored my screws throughout the entire process, which majorly helped when it came to reassembly. 2. Be extremely patient during screen removal, it is ridiculously scary and stressful, and much harder than it looks in the video, I would recommend buying an iOpener, as a hairdryer with the suction cup provided was simply insufficient to remove the adhesive and lift the screen. 3. Be careful when cleaning the adhesive residue off of the screen, I unintentionally scratched up my bezel, which is fortunately only a cosmetic issue, however if that matters to you, then practice hefty patience and caution at this step. 4. Be careful of your cables, multiple times I had to backtrack because I trapped cables under components. 5. Use a heat gun, hairdryer, or iOpener if any adhesive feels like it won’t come away safely, it’s not worth the risk. 6. When working on it you can put the deck face down in its case to make sure you avoid damaging the joysticks. Finally, I found this project to be fun and well worth the effort, but I would not recommend it to anyone who is impatient, or can’t handle stress well. I spent about 7 hours working on this, and I would recommend anyone attempting to do this to prepare for even longer.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025 by Trace