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A recently published update for Steam Deck has been picked apart by journalists and internet theorists, with many claiming that it could make reference to an upcoming SteamOS powered device, but it isn't what you'd expect.

Valve is now offering its Steam Deck OLED handheld gaming PC at a considerably lower price point, but it comes with a caveat.

Ignoring the Steam Deck OLED isn't much of an option now, because the refurbished models are almost as cheap as new LCD models.

Like Valve’s refurbished versions of the original LCD model, which has a slightly smaller and slower screen, Valve says it gives each unit “an extensive examination involving

Valve is now selling refurbished versions of the Steam Deck OLED, with both 512GB and 1TB models currently available.

Cheaper versions of the top Valve gaming handheld could become available, as refurbished listing on Steam receives a major update.

The problem is that supply is wholly reliant on Steam Deck OLED owners returning their on-the-fritz handhelds under RMA. The more that selfishly continue to work normally, the fewer opportunities there’ll be to pick up a certified refurb at a bargain price.

If you've had your eye on discounts for the OLED version of Valve's Steam Deck portable gaming device, now may be the time to act. The company is selling certified refurbished OLED Steam Decks on its storefront at a discount of $110 to $130 depending on which version you choose.

I've been enjoying some quality time with the office Steam Deck. Between finally checking out Mouthwashing and giving 1000XResist another playthrough, I'm not really putting the hardware through its paces.

Valve has introduced the Steam Deck OLED model into its refurbishing service, bringing the price down by 20% for certified refurbished OLED models.