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Steam has
1TB Valve Steam Deck OLED Gaming Handheld PC (Valve Certified Refurbished) for
$519.
Shipping is free.
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Specs:
- 7.4" 1280x800 90Hz OLED Display
- 6 nm AMD APU with 4-Core / 8-Thread Zen 2 CPU + 8 RDNA 2 CU's GPU
- 16GB LPDDR5 Memory
- 1TB PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
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And yes, some handheld gaming PC's have better hardware on paper but they tend do still perform worse with Windows' overhead vs the SD running a slim version of Linux. Or you can spend $200-500 more and get something completely incomparable but again we are at the same thing..."overpriced" compared to what?
*I'm sure someone will recount how they once bought a (blah blah blah) on FB marketplace "like new" for 2 cans of soup and $3 so therefore the Steam Deck is oVeRpRiCeD compared to that unicorn. Same thing goes for completely apples to oranges coversations about Best Buy open box deals but at least they come with a warranty and almost no chance of getting shot
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And yes, some handheld gaming PC's have better hardware on paper but they tend do still perform worse with Windows' overhead vs the SD running a slim version of Linux. Or you can spend $200-500 more and get something completely incomparable but again we are at the same thing..."overpriced" compared to what?
*I'm sure someone will recount how they once bought a (blah blah blah) on FB marketplace "like new" for 2 cans of soup and $3 so therefore the Steam Deck is oVeRpRiCeD compared to that unicorn. Same thing goes for completely apples to oranges coversations about Best Buy open box deals but at least they come with a warranty and almost no chance of getting shot
Now if this was the base 64gb steamdeck for $280 i will jump on that. Even $320 256gb is great deal.
How does Slickdeals feel about the LCD vs. OLED screen? Not if it is worth the price jump, but is it so good you would never want to go back to non-OLED/emissive?
How does Slickdeals feel about the LCD vs. OLED screen? Not if it is worth the price jump, but is it so good you would never want to go back to non-OLED/emissive?
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Now if this was the base 64gb steamdeck for $280 i will jump on that. Even $320 256gb is great deal.
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And yes, some handheld gaming PC's have better hardware on paper but they tend do still perform worse with Windows' overhead vs the SD running a slim version of Linux. Or you can spend $200-500 more and get something completely incomparable but again we are at the same thing..."overpriced" compared to what?
*I'm sure someone will recount how they once bought a (blah blah blah) on FB marketplace "like new" for 2 cans of soup and $3 so therefore the Steam Deck is oVeRpRiCeD compared to that unicorn. Same thing goes for completely apples to oranges coversations about Best Buy open box deals but at least they come with a warranty and almost no chance of getting shot
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How does Slickdeals feel about the LCD vs. OLED screen? Not if it is worth the price jump, but is it so good you would never want to go back to non-OLED/emissive?
They want to give the hardware time to mature before releasing multiple iterations.
At best you are looking at a tiny FPS difference for less than the cost of a mediocre meal. Unless customer service, features, OS, specific game performance / support, community backing, etc is your line in the sand there is little 'gaming' difference or price between the two examples. Thus the "overpriced" label still makes no sense. Or are we suggesting the entire category is overvalued? However that is an entirely different discussion I do not believe we are having.
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