VALVE Steam Deck 512GB SSD and 16GB RAM, 7 inch, SteamOS 3.0, Handheld Gaming Console

The Steam Deck is a great way to play PC games on the go. It performs really well, with smooth gameplay and a responsive control setup. The screen is sharp, and the battery life holds up for decent playtime. It’s a bit bulky, but it’s worth it for the power and flexibility it offers. Overall, a solid choice for portable gaming.

Awesome product it works and it’s sealed brand new

The Steam Deck I just bought is great. The price is fair and reasonable compared to the last year scalpers price, but I caught this at a discount so it wasn't much more than regular. Outside of that, it's a brand new system and works flawless out of the box. This little thing is the best thing ever for gaming and gaming on the go. PLEASE set aside extra money to buy storage. You WILL need it. But it really surprised me how cool this thing is! it has really nice quality and it works fast enough, you can buy steam games on this and it's like actually having a computer in your hands! I finished installing dual boot operating systems so I can play Steam games on Steam OS then shift to Windows 11 OS to play non Steam games. The dual boot is working flawlessly and without any issues.

I bought the 500 gb one and it’s perfect, it has all my pc games on portable handheld and most of the games work perfectly, the things I recommend getting is:1: Portable Fan (Preferably JSAUX)2: Screen Protector ( Don’t want any scratches do ya)3: Bigger Case (I’m talking HUGE)4: 500 GB/ 1 TB Sd card ( Storage runs up fast)5: JoyCon Grips ( Normal Ones Are a bit Slippery)Besides that this is perfect for playing games in the car, on the train, and on an airplane, and many more.10/10 Would Recommend!(Don’t Worry About Heating, It’s supposed to do that)

So glad I bought it, totally worth the price. Now I can game on bed and play most of my steam games. You get access to most of your games on steam, even though some may be listed as partially support, they still run great with no performance or control issues. For some games, you may get a black screen on launch. However, switching from Big Picture to Desktop mode fixes the issue.

UPDATE 25/7/23Decided not to return the Deck as I wanted to get back to tweaking and poking around. Some things buyers should note1. Steam doesn’t have all the latest games as many studios are offering them through their own game stores/launchers - typically Origin, EA, Epic (no Fortnite), Blizzard (no Diablo 4), etc.2. Lots of tutorials online to show you how to add 3rd party stores/launchers/emulators to your Deck so you have a wider range of games to play on the Deck - e.g. Lutien, Heroic apps3. Just because Valve marks a game as Deck Verified doesn’t mean it plays well on the Deck, at least not at max graphics performance. This is still a handheld console. Learn to use ProtonDB (web site) to see what works and what settings are recommended4. Plug-ins can help with the overall ownership experience - I recommend Decky Loader. Doesn’t require root access nor sideloading.5. While it sucks to have to pay for a game you already own on a different platform (e.g Xbox / PS - in my case, I have Horizon Zero Dawn on my PS5), some older AAA games have discounts from time to time.6. You might want to consider buying a USB-C hub, keyboard (wired is recommended), mouse (wired or 2.4Ghz, not Bluetooth) if you plan to tinker (and you should, in order to get the most out of Deck - if you’re expecting to use it as-is out of the box, you’ll be quite disappointed). Connect the hub, keyboard and mouse to a TV or monitor using HDMI allows you to run the Deck like a PC, and you can pretty much play PC games on Steam as you do with your regular laptop/desktop - performance limitations still apply7. Fast charging only needs 45W, so don’t go crazy getting a high-wattage charger. I recommend the Anker PowerCore+ 26800 45W charger with bundled 30W wired charger if you want a portable power bank, or the Ugreen 100W GaN charger which will allow you fast charge the Deck, a tablet and a phone simultaneously.****Overall, hardware is impressive, but within hour, I realized that many of my favorite games will require extensive tinkering to play on the Deck - Diablo isn’t available (Battke.net side load required), Horizon (Zero Dawn is old but available and frame rates aren’t great; Forbidden West isn’t on Deck), PGA Tour 2K23 isn’t verified (keyboard tinkering needed), Fallout (older ones available but not really compatible with Deck), Mechwarrior 5 (not Deck verified/ fully compatible)Tons of indie games but I’m really not into them. Great value if you’re looking for a gaming handheld and have time inclination to tinker in Linux

Best handheld gaming device ever and it’s reasonably priced. The Only thing negative is the limited SSD storage, these days 512 GB is barely enough for 3 or 4 AAA games, I have added 512 external SD card to store other non resource intensive games and emulation.l, SD cards are so cheap so it’s not an issueUpgrading of internal SSD to 2 TB is costly ~1400 dhsAway from this issue, the device is fantastic

I was unsure if this was genuine because if low price but it is the real deal. Has etched screen and fast SSD.