For over two years, Steam Deck has established itself as one of the most attractive options to delve into the world of PC gaming laptops, mainly because of its affordable prices and solid gaming performance compared to premium models like ASUS Rog Ally or Lenovo Legion Go. In addition, Valve has a talented team of engineers and developers dedicated to optimizing the software, which adds great value.
Therefore, the fact that Steam Deck is on sale is important for thousands of users waiting for a discount on their models to get their hands on one of these devices. In this case, Valve has applied a discount only to the Steam Deck LCD versions of 64 GB and 512 GB, as you can see on the official website. As shown in the image below, “the Steam Deck LCD models of 64 GB and 512 GB are on sale until September 26 at 19:00.”
Steam Deck LCD is on sale
You can get a 64 GB Steam Deck LCD for 313.65 euros thanks to a 15% discount, although you may need to add a MicroSD to expand the storage space. On the other hand, the 512 GB version is available for 38 euros more than the previous one, costing 351.75 euros and solving the hard drive space issue with a faster unit. However, you should consider an important factor that Valve has been pointing out for several months.
These are all the models of Steam Deck, the first two are on sale. All refurbished units are sold out.
“The Steam Deck LCD models of 64 GB and 512 GB are gradually being discontinued. Once the stock is depleted, these units will no longer be available,” they indicate. In this way, Valve wants to clear the remaining stock of these models, leaving the versions of Steam Deck OLED and the 256 GB LCD. It seems that there will continue to be units of these devices for a few weeks, but they may sell out at any time. Also, keep in mind that these Steam Deck offers are quite good compared to discounts from months ago.
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