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- Carrying case included
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| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Cost | The cut-off price signifies the Original Price tag. The savings hint at the slashed-off fraction from the original pricing. |
| Atomic Structure | The dimensions of the product are 16 x 5 x 3 inches, and the overall weight is 1.46 pounds. |
| Classification | Classified under Personal Computers category. |
| Language Supported | English Compatibility. |
| Product Identifier | V004281-30 is the assigned model number. |
| Established Manufacturer | Brought to you by the Valve Corporation. |
| Power Supply | Operates with the help of 2 Lithium Ion batteries (not included). |
| Date of Entry | Initially surfaced in the market on September 14, 2022. |
Frequently asked questions
The Steam Deck runs on a version of Steam's own operating system, SteamOS. It can play any games that are available on the Steam platform. Moreover, as it is a PC, you can install other game stores or software and play games from there.
The Steam Deck comes with varying levels of storage depending on the model you purchase. The 64 GB model's storage cannot be upgraded internally, but it does have a microSD card slot for expandable storage.
The Steam Deck has a layout similar to many modern gaming consoles. It has analog sticks, a D-pad, face buttons, triggers and bumpers. It also has a unique feature of two trackpads, meant to mimic the precision of a mouse for games that need it.
Yes, the Steam Deck can be docked and connected to a TV or computer monitor via an HDMI connection. Valve plans to sell a separate dock, but the handheld will work with standard USB-C hubs as well.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The product reviews reflect an overwhelmingly positive response regarding the Steam Deck. Customers laud it for its excellent performance, brilliant graphics, and comfort in usage. Many buyers highlighted the convenience of being able to play a wide variety of games on it, equivalent to a low/mid-tier gaming rig. However, they advised purchasing an extra microSD card as the 64GB internal storage may prove to be inadequate for modern AAA gaming.
Pros
- 🎮 High Performance: The device runs games smoothly and performs efficiently.
- 💪 Robust and Well Built: The device is sturdy and appears to be crafted with quality materials.
- 📱 Wide Range of Games: The platform supports a comprehensive catalog of games, providing more variety than other competitive handheld gaming devices.
- 👍 Comfortable Use: The ergonomic design and intuitive UI are lauded by users.
- 😃 Extra Storage: The device enables users to add a microSD card for additional storage. Making the need for internal storage upgrades trivial.
Cons
- ❗ Limited Internal Storage: The 64GB internal storage may not be sufficient for modern AAA gaming.
- 💰 Price Fluctuation: Some customers noted that prices for the Steam Deck can fluctuate significantly, causing disparities between the listed and actual price.
Should I Buy It?
Yes, given the overwhelmingly positive reviews, the Steam Deck is a solid choice for those who love a wide range of games and prioritize performance and convenience. However, potential buyers should be prepared to supplement the internal storage with a microSD card for a more seamless gaming experience.
I purchased my Steam Deck from 'RocketDrop LLC' since they were located in the same state as me, only 25 minutes away, thinking I would get it a lot sooner. Haha, that wasn't the case. But regardless it only took about 6 days total..due to them being a bit slow on the ball with getting it shipped out. No big deal. Its awesome. I unfortunately haven't gotten the chance to play it as much as I'd like but from what I have this thing is amazing, which I knew it would be. It's like having a low to low/mid tier gaming rig in your hands (and if you don't have a PC right now due to astronomical prices for components it's your best option right now) I bought mine at $443.99, only a $45 difference from the steam store wasn't a big deal. It gave me the chance to use my Amazon gift card towards it. But looking at the current price of the 64GB on here at the time of me writing this (3/13/23).. it's listed for $520, guess I jumped at the right time. At that price just grab the 256GB from the steam store for $529 tbh. Moving onto the size (64GB). Yeah, it's not a lot of space at all especially if you're looking to put AAAs on it. For now you can just get a good microSD card (U3, A2)..the load time differences between the SD card and the SSD are negligible at best, it's not a big deal. eMMc also isn't incredibly slower than NVMe..its slower, yeah. But nothing crazy. And if these things are a big deal the great thing about these things is that you can just go and buy a 512GB-1TB 2230 m.2 NVMe SSD, pop open the back and swap it out. Just watch the video on ifixit, one of the tons of videos on YouTube or even ValvE has a video on how to replace the current 64Gb drive for the bigger upgraded NVMe SSD (make sure it is a 2230 form factor). I eventually plan on doing this myself but for now will stick with using my SD card since like I mentioned - the difference in load times is negligible. It'll just be easier to not deal with shader cache storage from games taking up my space, etc. But I'm not too worried about it right now. At first I was kind of on the fence on purchasing from here. There weren't a ton of reviews and there were a few bad reviews about a screen issue, a used device, etc. Alot of this depends on the specific seller (which you can choose in the drop down and check the sellers reviews of their store). But mine was flawless, brand new in box, plastic still on the deck and the zippers had the Valve tag still locking them closed - as you can see in one of my pictures. (Sorry I didn't take a photo of it running beyond the start up screen) I'm glad that within the last 5 weeks many more have purchased from Amazon and in their reviews have had a positive experience with their Decks too. I've also seen from Valve that the Steam Deck warranties are interchangeable and if you ever develop an issue you can RMA it to Valve to fix it even though it was purchased new through Amazon. Ok, this is long enough lol. Honestly at this current price point of $520. Just get it at Valve and wait the extra week - I also noticed some sellers who were selling this at $430-450 a month ago are now even selling it for $599 🤦. After the seller with the $520 steak decks are gone..I think the next cheapest seller was at around $548. That's insane but obviously up to all of you. Still a great buy when I snagged it last month and I'm very happy with it. The fact that I can play AAA MMOs in the palm of my hands at a steady 30+ FPS..not even on low settings is insane to me. And for less than $450 (not talking about aya neo, GPD, One player, etc who charge astronomical prices for their devices)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2023 by Nicole Nicole
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 👍
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2025 by Jellisa Jellisa
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by Oswaldo
My middle son begged for this and has enjoyed it every day since he got it. Worth the money.
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2025 by Jacqueline vittetoe
Este aparato es genial , lo tengo bastante tiempo , y funciona perfecto. Es fácil actualizar el disco . Me gustan sus controles. No conozco otra consola que tenga esos pad táctiles , muy útiles para juegos de pc . Espero la versión 2
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025 by J.Oshee
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2023 by Jason650