Valve's Steam Deck received praise but had screen issues. Users can choose between upgrading to Steam Deck OLED or opting for the DeckHD display replacement. This article evaluates both options for original Steam Deck users.
Baldur's Gate 3, Street Fighter and Lost Ark developers discuss. Valve 's Steam Deck garnered almost universal acclaim when it launched in 2022. It offered a powerful handheld experience, with well-designed software and plenty of hardware power. The screen, however, left something to be desired, with low contrast, poor colour reproduction and a decent amount of display lag.
You could of course upgrade to Valve's Steam Deck OLED, which comprehensively solves those issues, or opt for a full display replacement in the form of the DeckHD, which offers a higher resolution and higher-quality LCD panel. Today we'll be evaluating each of those two options to see which upgrade path works best for original Steam Deck users. First, let's take a deep-dive into the DeckHD. This is a $99 USD display replacement that's available for the original Steam Deck - aka Steam Deck LCD - and should be a higher-quality LCD panel with fewer weaknesses than the default scree
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