The Zotac Zone is a powerful, if crushingly expensive, OLED-screened alternative to Valve's updated Steam Deck.

No matter how durable your electronics are, and no matter how sophisticated their anti-scratch tech may be, you still want a screen protector. The JSAUX 2-Pack Steam Deck Screen Protector offers a ...

With a 144Hz refresh rate and 1080p resolution, the 16-inch VX1654 and 17-inch VX1754 have the ideal specs and price for a ...

We saw with the Steam Deck OLED just how important the display is for a handheld gaming PC. Valve will likely focus a lot of attention on the screen for a next-gen Steam Deck, but it’s still not ...

Translated by NotebookCheck, the poster mentions that the Steam Deck 2 could have a 900p OLED screen with a refresh rate of 90Hz. If this is true, 900p would be a nice boost in the resolution ...

Those range from all but necessary (a microSD card and glass screen protectors) to some that are just nice to have, whether you use your Steam Deck strictly at home or if you want additions to ...

The Steam Deck is a great way to enjoy PC gaming on the go. But before you take yours out and about, you should consider investing in a screen protector. Offering protection against scratch damage ...

the OLED version has a slightly larger screen, longer-lasting battery, higher refresh rate, and Wi-Fi 6E for faster downloads. Steam Deck 256 GB LCD - $649 AUD Steam Deck 512 GB OLED - $899 AUD ...

If you're just looking to hook your handheld up to a TV or monitor this year, there should be a nice helping of Steam Deck dock discounts available too. Valve's official dock doesn't fit everyone ...

It’s larger than a Steam Deck or Switch, with an 8.8 inch GHD screen. It looks absolutely gorgeous, and it really does resist fingerprints. Yes, after two weeks using it I did start to notice an ...

Discourse? Look mate, I’m just here to test the Steam Deck. Dragon Age: The Veilguard runs like a tap on any halfway decent desktop hardware, so was naturally going to be worth trying on the weaker ...

The Steam Deck now supports retroactive recording through a feature that continuously saves footage of gameplay in a buffer, allowing you to save epic moments after they happen. Steam's Game Recording ...