Leaked Steam store listings show the 64, 256, and 512 GB listings at prices seen during the most recent Steam Summer Sale. Valve quickly pulled the listings, and now links to the pages redirects to the main Steam Store site. However, Valve wasn’t quick enough on the draw before other users pulled screenshots of the cheaper devices.
late Monday, the Steam database briefly included listings for three different “Certified Refurbished” Steam Decks. Valve quickly pulled the listings, and now links to the pages redirects to the main Steam Store site. However, Valve wasn’t quick enough on the draw before other users pulled screenshots of the cheaper devices.The listings for the 64 GB, 256 GB, and 512 GB refurbished Steam Decks went for $319, $419, and $519 respectively.
According to the screenshots, the refurbished models will also only go on sale in Europe and North America.Gizmodo reached out to Valve for comment, but we did not immediately hear back. There’s still quite a few details we’d want to know about before getting too excited.
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