Valve announced today that they've added the Steam Deck OLED 512GB and 1TB models into their Valve Certified Refurbished program, so you can grab one a bit cheaper.
OLED keeps getting cheaper for the average person.
$350 for a new under-powered OLED Switch only to never have sales and be stuck with an os that has next to no features meanwhile you can spend $89.1 more on a used OLED Steam Deck and get a much more powerful experience with constant sales and much more freedom to do with the device as you please.
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OLED keeps getting cheaper for the average person.
$350 for a new under-powered OLED Switch only to never have sales and be stuck with an os that has next to no features meanwhile you can spend $89.1 more on a used OLED Steam Deck and get a much more powerful experience with constant sales and much more freedom to do with the device as you please.
And possibly already have a vast library of games if you have a Steam account.
Even if you already had previous Nintendo consoles with games, they wouldn’t carry over.