Valve has resumed shipments of the portable console after a shortage, raising prices due to increased component costs.
Valve announced the resumption of Steam Deck OLED sales, which were previously limited due to a shortage of RAM and storage devices in several regions. Along with the device's return to the store, the company adjusted the price: the 512 GB model now costs $789 instead of the previous $549, and the 1 TB version increased in price from $649 to $949.Refurbished Steam Deck OLED units have also become more expensive: 512 GB — $629 (previously $439), 1 TB — $759 (previously $649). The company explained that the updated prices reflect the actual cost of components — storage and other parts — as well as logistical difficulties affecting the entire industry.Both Steam Deck OLED options are available for order; delivery time will be up to five business days. The power supply and official dock were out of stock on the Steam page at the time of publication.
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Steam Deck OLED is back on sale — but noticeably more expensive
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Valve has resumed shipments of the portable console after a shortage, raising prices due to increased component costs.